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"ipse dixit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 17:44:56 GMT, "Rubystars" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > >"ipse dixit" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message > ><snip> > >> > >> In complete contrast to your statement, the AWA is probably > >> the WORST piece of legislation that is there to protect lab animals. > > > >I had a copy of the AWA sent to me and it seemed to cover quite a bit. > > > Good. You'll be able to see for yourself that 90% > of the animals used in research aren't even described > as animals, and so aren't protected by the AWA at all, > so how do you equate the AWA as being the best piece > of legislation that there is to protect lab animals if it > completely ignores 90% of them? > > >One reason that birds and rats and mice were excluded was that it calls for > >their elimination in order to keep facilities clean for other animals being > >kept. > > > What? Can you provide me some evidence which supports > that excuse for excluding certain species from the AWA's > list of "animals"? In my copy, almost after every few paragraphs, it says (or used to say, because I got this copy when I was around 16 and I'm 25 now, and it's been thrown out) "provide for the elimination of avian and rodent pests." -Rubystars
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