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 @BCXMKQZNo Labels from Alaska  agreed…2mos2MO

I agree. Lab grown meat contains chemicals that ultimately could harm us more than regular meat in the long run. Plus, there will be so many preservatives and chemicals in the meat that the body is not made for, creating people to be at higher risk for an early death.

 @BCT2TPM from Texas  agreed…2mos2MO

Having lab grown meat means there chemicals that human shouldn't be consuming while regular meat has the nutrient that we need for humans.

 @BCTLHQZ from Michigan  agreed…2mos2MO

I just don't agree with most procession of meat. I think if you are vegetarian and want a burger, you can eat a black bean burger made from whole foods, although it's processed, at least it's not lab grown.

 @BCVKZLF from Texas  agreed…2mos2MO

lab-grown meat is currently too expensive for the average consumer and relies on energy-intensive industrial processes that could result in a higher long-term carbon footprint than some traditional farming methods.

 @BCSPGT7 from Pennsylvania  agreed…2mos2MO

This is completely right. They have made machines that can make animal fats and reproduce them with out any other meat. It resembles a cancer or type of tumor. The cells just repeat themselves like a forever code. And this is what were eating on a day to day basis.

 @BCS2KS8No Labels agreed…2mos2MO

yes, i feel like we should put minimal amounts of processed food into our bodies this includes manufactured meat that is not actual meat.

 @BCVBWHP from Arkansas  agreed…2mos2MO

We are not made to digest foods grown in laboratories. It is just more harmful than what the original is.

 @BCSRQDL  from Missouri  agreed…2mos2MO

I honestly think the idea of lab grown things are kinda gross. I don't think that anyone should eat something a lab has grown. what if they started putting things we have no idea about in the food? such as cancerous things which they already do. and even then kemo kills more than cancer probably. sometimes it does work but most times it does not.

 @BCSR6RG from Georgia  agreed…2mos2MO

It is not natural to be making fake meat in any manner. Nor is it sustainable for our environment, it is shown to emit more harm to the environment than traditional meat productions. It also does not completely cut the exploration of animals, cells are still needed for the growth of meat.

 @BCSPBJ7 from New York  agreed…2mos2MO

no because there are some chemical that are not known for what it might cause to the humans and how it'll impact their lives

 @BCV7MMR from Utah  agreed…2mos2MO

I agree lab grown meat can not be good for us, the U.S. is already fat, and we need stop creating fake stuff to make us fatter.

 @BCSVZHH from Georgia  disagreed…2mos2MO

It is true that cellular agriculture is an unnatural process. (At least, no more than .) The appeal of lab-grown animal products is not that they are from animals, but that they are overall better than current industrial meat products. Cultivating cells in a controlled system ensures decently healthy food that can be sufficient as an alternative. Small-scale operations have the potential to be more sustainable than concentrated animal farming operations, which use massive amounts of water to directly feed their dense populations of livestock with low-quality, water-intensive crops. Replacing…  Read more

 @BCSPZ6S from Missouri  agreed…2mos2MO

We don't wanna eat that nasty stuff that we don't know what its made of its like some "mystery meat" the mcdonals CEo didnt even eat his burger he was scared and WE are eating that

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