well, technically yes. If she wants to stop, she should, but she'll have to stop it by herself. But, teamwork is something useful. But it is her who starts to tell the man to stop, and if the man wants to stop, he stops. But if he doesn't, then it's rape, which our society frowns upon, but still, you could do it. Not recommending it or anything, but, basically, it's your own will power.

Or you could have a slightly morally more positive outlook and look after people who can't look after themselves? That kind of idea will get people no where.

I think most of the protesters are probably dreadlocked hippies with unwashed clothes and their own organic produce grown in their garden.

Personally, I would much rather a product designed for a human were tested on a human. The problem isn't one of ethics for the companies, it's one of legality. It's very difficult to test a product on humans, via clinical trials, because of regulations - and who's going to consent to testing something that hasn't already mostly been found to be safe? Not only that, but you don't have to pay animals to test on them. Once you've gotten hold of the animal, it's basically free till it dies. There's some small upkeep cost, but overall they can keep a lot more animals than they can hire humans.

The thing is, corporations have no ethics - at least no consistent ethics. As an entity designed, even mandated, to continually increase profits, in order to enforce some level of ethical conduct a government must provide regulations. And the moment they do, a corporation is going to be right up against those regulations, exploiting every last avenue for increased profits. Sometimes they step over the boundary for a while, hoping no-one notices. Then someone notices, for a small PR hit, and they decide this is the time to "reform" their policies, and they get a PR boost from moving back within regulations and making a big song and dance about it... But that's kind of straying off the topic.

Yeah, or eat something else with protein, ie. nuts, legumes, dairy etc.

Man, Mt. Epic really burned some of my brain cells after that.

Nah, I'm just sick and can't go to school today. I was bored and thought 'I'll stop by RSG and read some debate topics while I have nothing to do'.
Bad decision.
Apparently, you're back too :P

Oh defiantly against!! I am a vegetarian...and might be going vegan (does that help explain my opinion?)

Actually if you had really done your resource you would know that there are essential proteins that are only naturally in meat. You can be healthy if you are a vegetarian but to be completely healthy you have to supplement your diet with some kind of vitamin or other dietary supplement to get all the essential proteins.