SUPPORT AISLEYNE IN HER CHARITY CAMPAIGN

[valcd1000]

tweety said:

Hope she'll get to her target. We need to keep publicising this on the various Ash sites. The DS lot are willing her to get a miserly amount I'm sure. Grrr

I can't understand why anyone would be so petty when it comes to charity and a good cause too.

[remaha]

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[Clash]

I'm in a moral dilemma over this. It's clearly a good cause and I'd like to help Aisleyne reach her target but I have always had a problem with cancer charities and medical charities in general. I always wonder what kind of research my donation would be helping to fund. If experiments on animals are involved then it's not something I would be able to support with a clear conscience however much I might want to for other reasons.

[remaha]

clash said:

I'm in a moral dilemma over this. It's clearly a good cause and I'd like to help Aisleyne reach her target but I have always had a problem with cancer charities and medical charities in general. I always wonder what kind of research my donation would be helping to fund. If experiments on animals are involved then it's not something I would be able to support with a clear conscience however much I might want to for other reasons.

It wouldn't be my first choice of charity either Clash although, as a smoker, I'll probably have a vested interest in them finding a cure for cancer one day! So it was probably easier for me to lend my support.

I think the justgiving website is a fantastic idea though. And if Aisleyne only draws a bit more attention to that, she'll have done a good job.

[brockolly]

to be honest i dont see a problem with animals being tested on for medical purposes, youve just got to ask yourself whats more important, animals or your family, friends etc.

[odm]

Unfortunately we live in a world where people think they are more important than animals.

I would have liked to see Ais back anti bullying personally and I wont be supporting this Campaign out of principal.

[julian]

odm said:

Unfortunately we live in a world where people think they are more important than animals.

I would have liked to see Ais back anti bullying personally and I wont be supporting this Campaign out of principal.

I think that I and my family are more important than animals... to me.

I consider myself an animal lover and I don't believe in making animals suffer (I regularly donate to IFAW and the RSPCA and occasionally PETA) but if I have to make a choice between a human's well being vs. an animal's well being there is no contest.

It's not about humans being more important than animals it's about loyalty to your own kind. Self-preservation is a fundamental law of nature and animals would be no less 'selfish' in protecting their own.

I would not be in favour of unnecessary or inhumane animal experimentation but I'm certainly not against all experimentation where the end result is to save lives.

I give regularly to several cancer charities including Cancer Research and I have no hesitation about it at all.

Regards

Julian

[odm]

julian said:

odm said:

Unfortunately we live in a world where people think they are more important than animals.

I would have liked to see Ais back anti bullying personally and I wont be supporting this Campaign out of principal.

I think that I and my family are more important than animals... to me.

I consider myself an animal lover and I don't believe in making animals suffer (I regularly donate to IFAW and the RSPCA and occasionally PETA) but if I have to make a choice between a human's well being vs. an animal's well being there is no contest.

It's not about humans being more important than animals it's about loyalty to your own kind. Self-preservation is a fundamental law of nature and animals would be no less 'selfish' in protecting their own.

I would not be in favour of unnecessary or inhumane animal experimentation but I'm certainly not against all experimentation where the end result is to save lives.

I give regularly to several cancer charities including Cancer Research and I have no hesitation about it at all.

Regards

Julian

Good for you. Back to my point. I dont give to Charities. I dont support Animal Testing and I think Aisleyne should have supported bullying as that is the reason I supported her in the house.

No further comment.


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[carrickmac]

julian said:

odm said:

Unfortunately we live in a world where people think they are more important than animals.

I would have liked to see Ais back anti bullying personally and I wont be supporting this Campaign out of principal.

I think that I and my family are more important than animals... to me.

I consider myself an animal lover and I don't believe in making animals suffer (I regularly donate to IFAW and the RSPCA and occasionally PETA) but if I have to make a choice between a human's well being vs. an animal's well being there is no contest.

It's not about humans being more important than animals it's about loyalty to your own kind. Self-preservation is a fundamental law of nature and animals would be no less 'selfish' in protecting their own.

I would not be in favour of unnecessary or inhumane animal experimentation but I'm certainly not against all experimentation where the end result is to save lives.

I give regularly to several cancer charities including Cancer Research and I have no hesitation about it at all.

Regards

Julian

Depends what you consider as your own kind,we have a dog and she is part of our family,i will always put her ahead of people who commit murder,rapists and peodphiles are they supposed to be our own kind,if some one has a stong view ,there is nothing you can say to change that,you say you donate to IFAW,RSPCA AND PETA,well if wasn't for our own kind you would not need too

[odm]

carrickmac said:

julian said:

I think that I and my family are more important than animals... to me.

I consider myself an animal lover and I don't believe in making animals suffer (I regularly donate to IFAW and the RSPCA and occasionally PETA) but if I have to make a choice between a human's well being vs. an animal's well being there is no contest.

It's not about humans being more important than animals it's about loyalty to your own kind. Self-preservation is a fundamental law of nature and animals would be no less 'selfish' in protecting their own.

I would not be in favour of unnecessary or inhumane animal experimentation but I'm certainly not against all experimentation where the end result is to save lives.

I give regularly to several cancer charities including Cancer Research and I have no hesitation about it at all.

Regards

Julian

Depends what you consider as your own kind,we have a dog and she is part of our family,i will always put her ahead of people who commit murder,rapists and peodphiles are they supposed to be our own kind,if some one has a stong view ,there is nothing you can say to change that,you say you donate to IFAW,RSPCA AND PETA,well if wasn't for our own kind you would not need too

Amen to that