Monkey Madness at UCLA

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These people are insane:

Violent radicals aim to kill Jules Stein Eye Institute researchers who test on animals
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THE HOME OF DR. ARTHUR ROSENBAUM** isn’t hard to find. He lives a few blocks south of Sunset Boulevard, near the UCLA campus, in a white two-story house with a front yard jammed with aspen trees. There is a short driveway on the side of the home, and during the evening, a bright, white light illuminates the carport. If someone wants to sabotage the doctor’s car under the cover of night, a flashlight isn’t needed.

On Sunday, June 24, just that kind of person struck. Rosenbaum, a highly regarded pediatric ophthalmologist who had been regularly harassed by animal-rights activists for his research work with cats and rhesus monkeys at the Jules Stein Eye Institute at UCLA, noticed a device underneath his luxury sedan. The bomb squad was dispatched to the scene and hauled away a makeshift — but deadly — explosive. A faulty fuse was the only reason it didn’t go off.

laweekly.com/news/news/monkey-madness-at-ucla/16986/
 
Adonis33 said:
These people are insane:

Violent radicals aim to kill Jules Stein Eye Institute researchers who test on animals
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THE HOME OF DR. ARTHUR ROSENBAUM** isn’t hard to find. He lives a few blocks south of Sunset Boulevard, near the UCLA campus, in a white two-story house with a front yard jammed with aspen trees. There is a short driveway on the side of the home, and during the evening, a bright, white light illuminates the carport. If someone wants to sabotage the doctor’s car under the cover of night, a flashlight isn’t needed.

On Sunday, June 24, just that kind of person struck. Rosenbaum, a highly regarded pediatric ophthalmologist who had been regularly harassed by animal-rights activists for his research work with cats and rhesus monkeys at the Jules Stein Eye Institute at UCLA, noticed a device underneath his luxury sedan. The bomb squad was dispatched to the scene and hauled away a makeshift — but deadly — explosive. A faulty fuse was the only reason it didn’t go off.

laweekly.com/news/news/monkey-madness-at-ucla/16986/
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I would bet these animal activists would be at the front lines of the pro-abortion march yelling for women’s rights to murder their unborn child. I may be total off the mark here, but I really don’t think so.
 
As someone once asked, why do “Animal Rights” people get so upset over using fur, but don’t seem to care about using leather?

Because it’s a lot safer to hassle an elderly lady in a fur coat than it is to pick a fight in a biker bar.😛
 
People are less important than animals.

PETA going about it’s regular business.
 
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