Kaksasas, viz. souls of wizards, witches, and of clever people with evil tendencies, scientists with cruel or harsh tendencies -- such as vivisectionists and sophists. ❋ Elliott O'Donnell (1918)
Do you approve of the publication of the home addresses of vivisectionists? ❋ Inspector Gadget (2008)
Taking advantage of Global Warming, evil capitalist heteronormative vivisectionists, using Science as an excuse for their abominable cruelties against Insects, have imported these meat eating ants to Toronto as slaves and experimental subjects for cosmetics and perfume testing. ❋ Unknown (2008)
In what way are vivisectionists to be treated differently to stopthebnp? ❋ Inspector Gadget (2008)
Most people though, apart from quite extreme anti-vivisectionists and Peter Singer, value human life as more important than animal life; hence animal testing, domestication and the species specific legal concept of 'human' rights. ❋ Jack Of Kent (2009)
They save their dog from freelance vivisectionists, throw awful parties, have a Matrix-style fight with secret agents, fall out, make up, and punch an artist in the face. ❋ Annawaits (2009)
Militant anti-vivisectionists have captured the social spotlight and pose a serious threat to an industry of huge economic importance. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The British Web site, Arkangel for Animal Liberation, published the following: "Peter Singer seems to have fallen foul of the lies propagated by the vivisectionists and many in the animal rights movement are now expressing their disgust," adding that "the man talks rubbish and the sooner the notion that he has any place in the modern animal rights movement is dispelled the better." ❋ Unknown (2007)
Samuel Pepys, Isaac Newton and Charles Dickens used it, as did legions of “spirit-rappers, teetotalers, vegetarians, pacifists, anti-vivisectionists, anti-tobacconists,” and other members of a “counter-culture of early adapters” who generated something of a shorthand craze in mid-19th-century Britain. ❋ Unknown (2009)
However, it “opposes legal injunctions against anti-vivisectionists,” because “if animal rights activists are not free to demonstrate for what they believe in, we all lose our freedom to engage in democratic protest.” ❋ Nick Anthis (2006)
In other contexts, the Lincoln biographer David Donald has called this ambition "getting right with Lincoln," and since April 1865 it has been pursued by Americans of every imaginable persuasion: Leninists and vivisectionists, pacifists and vegans, gold bugs and free-marketers, imperialists and one-worlders, even Democrats and Republicans -- all have tried, at different times and with varying degrees of plausibility, to claim Lincoln as one of their own. ❋ Unknown (2008)
It seems the only 'dialogue' vivisectionists want is one that agrees with their career aspirations and profitability of drug research companies. ❋ Nick Anthis (2006)
But oxford vivisectionists are right and antis are wrong. ❋ Nick Anthis (2006)
Essentially the anti-vivisectionists know they're in the minority, and have started to act accordingly - they don't seem to be out to win the debate, they seem to be out to cause sufficient intimidation to win the battle on the ground. ❋ Nick Anthis (2006)
On a different topic, a protest in support of experimenting upon animals was organised in Oxford, in defiance of anti-vivisectionists who have been engaging in threats and intimidation against anyone associated with the University, over the building of its new animal laboratories. ❋ James (2006)
Yes, SHAC supports very controversial tactics like home demos, where people show up at the front doorstep of vivisectionists. ❋ Unknown (2006)
