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Lab grown meat is unnatural and composed of chemicals that will hurt the human body, whereas regular meat form animals is natural and we know that it is good for us

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 @B9H9LVT  from Nevada  agreed…5mos5MO

Lab grown meat should not be allowed, it is unnatural and is full of chemicals. We see side effects already in today's society with food compared to 50 years ago, we do not need another thing altering our body's.

 @B9HB2Q2 from Illinois  agreed…5mos5MO

I dont agree with this. Why the hell, am i gonna eat an animal grown in a lab thats nasty and inhumane. Stop tryna play God.

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