TallyMan wrote:
MissConstrue wrote:
^That's sad too...I luv animals.
But in the documentary it was more than what they made of them. They did stuff while they were alive which is probably too graphic for this thread.
I would deem at as animal cruelty..not because they slaughtered them but with what they put them through while alive!
Reminds me of a documentary I saw of a Korean street market with what looked like bamboo cages crammed full of little dogs. A customer came up and bought one. It was plunged, alive and screaming, into a vat of boiling water to be cooked there and then.
I felt sick to the stomach and had to change TV channel.
The French don't censor what they show on television so much as they do in England. Similarly with the news. Daytime news here can show war zones with human remains and body parts and limbs laying around in bloody pools in the aftermath of bomb blasts etc.
I'm French, and what you says about censor in television is true, but not at that point, we're not seeing high-def corpses in bloody pools.
Else, if this Chinese society sells beauty products with human collagen EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW ! !! ! There's also the risk, like TallyMan wrote, that infectious diseases could go into the collagen, but i'm not very sure of it, because only skin-related problems could transmit, not HIV or hepatitis, who are mainly transmitted by blood or sexual relations.
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