Should the government allow the commercialization of lab-grown meat?

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@9MTVSZDagreed…6mos6MO

I like plants! They give me what I need, I like the taste. Better for environment to eat plants than meat. Probably better for the environment to eat lab grown meat rather than meat but it seems disgusting and unnecessary.

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@9N42KCPcommented…6mos6MO

Defiantly not, there should be no place for "Lab Grown" or genetically modified food in our food chain. If its not how it comes out of the field (obviously allowing for slaughter and food preparation) then it should not be allowed to get to the plate.

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