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I really hope there aint any dead babies in my Cookie Crisps cereal.   I'd be truly torn on eating that second bowl when there is milk left over.  I'd probably still do it... just wouldn't enjoy it as much.
Look I know eggs are expensive but... >

It's about time and hopefully it will stem the influx of fake fetus products that have starting showing up. 
Sure it looks the same, but the purists know, if you are going to summon Satan, he does not fall for the fake shit. >

From the article:

the Food and Drug Administration doesn't even allow the sale of foods containing human tissue in the U.S., therefore such a product designed for animal or human consumption doesn't even exist.

Ok so WTF is the origin of concern for having aborted fetuses in our food? >

They're trying to convince people there's aborted fetus in the food, but they're probably gonna broaden the language to include things where aborted fetus was used to develop the food. And it isn't all that uncommon for in vitro safety testing for new medicines to be done on embryonic stem cells. >


things where aborted fetus was used to develop the food

That's already in this law >

Well, there's the bait-and-switch. >

Good idea, that will make finding a decent meal easier.