[IbJensen]

These are human cells of murdered human beings. It is unethical for any company to use them to make money. According to the natural law, it is most likely unhealthy also. For every one child born, eight more are killed. I will refrain from using the myriad of Pepsi products.

[Doogle]

[G Larry]

Further proof the world is upside down.

Pepsi uses cells from aborted babies to make a product for human consumption and not a word from the MSM.

Soylent Green should be the name of the product....

In fact that should be the Pro-Life protest banner, used against Pepsi.

Isn’t there a law regarding the disposal of aborted babies?

There certainly is for all other “surgical waste”!!!

[HiTech RedNeck]

The whole venture (of Pepsi, not the boycott) sounds highly artificial and implausible. How are these “fetal cells” supposed to report back how a soft drink tastes? How are they double checked (yes, by old fashioned taste tests by living humans)? Why does not old fashioned chemistry suffice (apparently it does for Coca Cola, which has no notorious quality problems)? It is ridiculous on its face.

[Haiku Guy]

So, what is going on here? Are they using the fetal cells as a test medium for commercial product development?

Dr. Mengele... call you office...

[tbpiper]

Pepsi Next...The Flavor of Dead Babies.

[MissMagnolia]

My cousin is a Pepsi ‘addict’ ...... perhaps this will persuade him to lay off the Pepsi.

[basil]

I will make darned sure I never have another product made by Pepsi in my house.

I’m a Coca-Cola addict—never liked Pepsi-Cola, anyway.

[Lawgvr1955]

What the heck is Pepsi doing using fetal cells in making soda? I liked Pepsi products. Not any more.

[muawiyah]

Hmm, using human remains in the design and preparation of food for human consumption ~ that's your basic CANNIBALISM.

Pepsi products will just have to disappear from the market, or they'll need a new management team.

Maybe both.

[1_Rain_Drop]

please, where’s the satire tag. there HAS to be one.

[Shelayne]

Whaaaaat????

Is this for real? How can this be real?

I am a PEPSI girl, and I have been one as long as I can remember.

This totally sucks. Pepsi, you just lost one of your most loyal customers. :^(

[Navy Patriot]

Speculation here, as the information is sketchy, but I suspect the purpose is to to engineer a "flavor" that is addictive. That is a reaction that can be observed on a cellular level.

A new engineered chemical, supposedly designed for "flavor" would not be defined as a narcotic or drug and would not be illegal, at least until the purpose and intent could be proven.

They may be doing human testing on subjects that can't be whistle blowers.

[Liberty Valance]

Soylent Pepsi - It's people!

[tophat9000]

New and improved! Now with 20% more dead babies!

[freeangel]

I knew there was a reason I didn’t like Pepsi—even growing up in Pittsburgh which is a Pepsi town instead of a CocaCola town.

[ProtectOurFreedom]

Oh My God...it is rare that I feel physically sickened by something I’ve read, but this did it. I am sitting here feeling nauseous as I type.

If anything should cause good moral people to rise up in outrage, this is it. But unfortunately only a few of us on righteous moral websites will learn of this sinful atrocity. The leftist media will make sure this story is spiked.

[painter]

This sounds like a science fiction movie.

What has this world come to.: (

[1_Rain_Drop]

Will the ingredient list say “fetus cell” or “natural flavoring”?

[SouthernClaire]

[Mark for finishing the article when my stomach stops rolling and I have a minute from asking God what we’ve come to.]