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    Film Analysis Of Okja

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    Okja Imagine being a caretaker and companion to a pet for years and then suddenly having it stolen away by a meat packing corporation for the sole intention of slaughter and use of its meat. In Okja (pronounced OAK-JAH) , a science fiction/drama film directed by Bong Joon-ho, this is exactly what occurs. For ten blissful years, young Mija has formed a strong bond with Okja, a massive pig and an even bigger friend, at her home in the mountains of South Korea. This completely takes another route when

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    With growing technology and research improving, vaccines have saved many lives to prevent the spread of diseases. Research through animal testing is used in many countries, and has been for many years. With hundreds of animal protection organizations and programs, many people find it hard to understand the significance of animal testing. Animal testing plays a huge role in preventing and curing diseases, discovering treatments and medicines, and creating vaccines for both humans and animals. Therefore

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    Animal experimentation causes tremendous harm and suffering to otherwise innocent animals. The cruelty level on testing ranges from food and water deprivation, to cosmetic purposes, to burning and chemical exposures, to injections of diseases they would have otherwise never contracted on their own, to purposeful death of an animal or groups of animals to see how it would take place or how much an animal can withstand before termination (Humane Society International). The Silver Spring Monkeys is

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    Animal Testing Animals are a very important aspect in the world today, due to how much of a positive impact they can have on people. Although, some animals never get to experience having a companion or even seeing the world outside a lab because of animal testing. Animal testing should be banned worldwide because it is unethical, it is bad science, and overall wasteful. Some people believe that there are benefits of testing medicine or other products on animals. Some examples of the benefits include:

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    In many religions it allows for humans to be dominant over animals for example in the Bible, Genesis 1:26 is says that’s God let humans have dominion over fish, fowl, cattle and all insects. Many different religious teachings actively encourage animal experimentations as long as there is no pain inflicted on the animals and the experiments will be beneficial to humans (Peek et al. 1997). In Hinduism cows are worshiped, in fact cows are not eaten and local villagers do not harm monkeys, there are

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    Disadvantages Of Animals

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    Animal research or animal experiment is the use of non-human animals in scientific research. Animals testing has played a crucial role to determine the safety of products such as drugs, household items, cosmetics, pesticide products etc. before applying them to humans. However, many people believe that using animals in experiments should never be used for research purpose. According to the German Ministry of Food and Agriculture and the Federal Statistical Office, 2.798 million animals have used

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    Animal Experimentation Animal experimentation is testing on animals such as guinea pigs, chimpanzees, rats, birds, and many other species, to find new medical discoveries and test new products for safety before sold for human consumption. Ever since ancient Greek times, animal testing has been used to learn more about the anatomy, physiology, pathology, and pharmacology of human beings. It wasn’t until 2011, when US Senator Maria Cantwell brought up the issue of animal experimentation in a bill called

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    Animal Testing Arguments

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    Yihan Chen ENG 109 GA Dr. Karim Hesham Shaker Ibrahim November 05, 2017 Public Argument Essay Many people may think about animal testing after being asked about drug testing. “Animal testing, also known as animal experimentation, animal research and in vivo testing, is the use of non-human animals in experiments that seek to control the variables that affect the behavior or biological system under study,” (Wikipedia). It is easy to think of it because scientists doing research on animal subjects

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    Animal research is a controversial topic that has polarized the public as we know it. It has created a whole sector of social activism in American and in multiple parts of the world that is dedicated to put a complete halt to this form of research, but if it on their terms. When we analyze the benefits and the cost the argument to continue animal research clearly outweigh halting animal research. Animal research has allowed for the creation of multitude medical advances not only for human being,

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    worlds: my dreams, and the experiences of my new life, which trigger memories from the past.” This represented what Ishmael had to go through during the war. The Sierra Leone war began in 1991. This war was fought by the RUF (Revolutionary United Front) and the National Sierra Leone Army Force. As a consequence, 10,000 child soldiers were recruited, along with them there Ishmael Beah. Beah was only 13 years old when he was forced to become a child soldier by the rebels. In addition, rebel superiors

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