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We do not know the potential side effects from it, especially in the long-term

Lab Grown Meat has not undergone adequate research to verify its safety for consumption. Lab Grown Meat takes away from the agricultural industry, which is the backbone of America and provides resources for every other industry in America.

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 @BBTS7BY from Virginia  agreed…3mos3MO

I agree and if you would't eat it and know the consequences of eating it why would you feed it to the general public

 @BBTVP9X from Pennsylvania  agreed…3mos3MO

I do not agree with lab grown meat, who really knows what can be put inside the meat. There is evil in the world and it could easily ruin you as a person. Cross contamination problems would most likely be a big thing.

 @BBTQV4HWorking Family  from Oregon  agreed…3mos3MO

There is no point in lab grown meat its unnatural and it's not at all needed. People just need to live with the amount of meat they consume because we don't need as much as we're eating of it

 @BBTSLHY from Georgia  agreed…3mos3MO

Absolutely not, we should not be putting harmful, unnatural ingredients and chemicals in our bodies.

 @BBTNY29 from Texas  agreed…3mos3MO

I agree with the statement made because not only does lab grown meat take away from the agricultural industry, it also prevents the citizens from eating actual meat without them realizing at times.

 @BBTNTWN from Missouri  agreed…3mos3MO

Lab Grown Meat is not of God! It is not natural stop killing people this is why people fall ill and get cancer!

 @BBWP6BK from Georgia  commented…3mos3MO

With this being said we shouldn't jump to consume anything that could have many side effects unknown to man-kind

 @BBWBB5RSocialist from Maryland  commented…3mos3MO

We need to protect American farmers.

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