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Technically, there is testing going on for a covid-19 animal vaccine. Testing on animals actually gives insight/benefit for both parties. Understandable, that's just how it is, fight to protect oneself. It doesn't matter if one side fights more or directly fight the other side, in this case, animals and humans.
Bro, even if it is for the $$$ which is understandable, it's only 20 or 30 dollars, it still helps us either way.
Vaccines don't directly harm the animals. If I had to guess, it'd be a smaller portion of the virus that would hurt the animal. Like said, animals and humans are equal. You and I know that. Plus, even if it was a hierarchy, who cares? I don't accept killing or abusing other living animals, but I accept the testing of vaccines on animals. One has benefits, one doesn't.
Just, read your sentence again and realize the definitions of a vaccine.
Therefore, it is reasonable to test vaccines on animals as it doesn't show or imply a hierarchy of value upon humans and animals. I thought you prefer animals or would dislike the fact that animals are used for vaccinations, although vaccines do not exactly harm animals, they merely test the animals to see if it is effective.
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