GE subsidiary to use human embryonic stem cells for drug testing (spare lab rats from toxic drugs)

cna ^ | July 11, 2009

[muawiyah]

Not necessary. GE already has a well-established connection to Satan. Can’t imagine PETA could add much to that.

[Condor51]

Was it that GE was one of the earliest and most aggressive outsourcers of labor?

No. But thanks to your question I now remember why I started boycotting GE -- the 2nd Amendment.

In the early days of the Internet and World Wide Web, a list of Corporations that donated to GUN CONTROL groups like the Brady bunch became public -- GE was one. And so was and is Levi Jeans. So from that day on it was no GE and nothing but Wrangler Jeans for me.

Citicorp is another that donates to Gun Grabber Orgs so I've tried to avoid, payoff and/or close any credit card by them or that they've gobbled up.

[GBA]

GE used to be a fine American company. I have an almost 2 decades old GE refrigerator I really like.

One of these days I'll have to replace it and had planned on getting another GE and maybe a new GE cook top and oven. Looks like I'll be shopping for a different brand.

Better to find out now before I spend the money than to find out later and regret my supporting GE.

[trisham]

Thanks. That’s good to know.

[Salvation]

Thanks for the post.

[Salvation]

I agree.

Boycott GE

[denydenydeny]

It wasn’t long ago that ESCs were going to “change the world” once they received “adequate funding,” and soon Christopher Reeve would walk again, etc. etc. etc.

But this? Using human embryos to save animals from pain? It’s a tacit admission that ESCs will never, ever, ever, ever, cure anything.

But a bright future in the cosmetics-testing industry is assured.