And Justice for All These things are happening in laboratories around the world according to Elshtain: “The wings of 74 mallard ducks are snapped to see whether crippled birds can survive in the wild. (They can’t.) Infant monkeys are deafened to study their social behavior, or turned into amphetamine addicts to see what happens to their stress level. Monkeys are separated from their mothers, kept in isolation, addicted to drugs, and induced to commit ‘aggressive’ …showed first 75 words of 3134 total…

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