My Challenge to Every MP About to Vote for the Psychoactive Substances Bill.

Every reader who agrees with the below, send this link to the MP’s email addresses as listed by Richard Goode on this link. Including the Greens whom I can’t believe are voting for this. Send as many times as you like, to as many as you can. Be civil. Have no malice. But be a nuisance, don’t let them away with what they are about to do.

My challenge:

MP’s, before you vote for this Bill, you must do the following, indeed, the House must do the following: none of you has a right to vote yes to animal testing via this Bill, until you experience the suffering you are cruelly about to legislate.

First: remember the ludicrous goal you are trying to achieve. There will be nothing noble behind this animal testing – you are going to demand animals undergo the most painful test of all, toxicity testing, not for medical science, not to save human lives, but so your children, nephews, nieces, grandchildren, can get high, (for Christ’s sake). So they can get a cheap thrill, no different to binge drinking on a Friday night.

Now, onto that table in the debating chamber of the Fortress of Legislation, put 100 cages. Into each cage put a beagle. Despite this beagle will trust you implicitly, look at you with their sad little eyes as they are carried by a white suited scientist/torturer to their cage; despite they will cry out for affection from you, for a kind word, for  a stroke; despite all this, there must be no emotion shown them. They will be placed in their stark cages, no cushions, no kind words, no human contact, no contact with each other, no form of emotional comfort whatsoever, then while you are sitting over the next two, three and four weeks, have the white coated monsters regularly administer a toxin to them. Close your eyes, imagine those hundred little dogs in their cages, looking at you, dumbfounded, confused, in pain. Now watch them cry in their pain as they are bound to their cages so they can't move; remember there will be no respite from their pain, in those little prison cell cages. When the pitiful cries become too much for you to bear, tape their little mouths closed, but keep watching until half of them mercifully give up their will to live, and die, the remainder pain racked zombies.

Now, who’s still left voting for this Bill? Those of you who are, I suggest, need to be taken away from decent, humane people, because you are monsters: the fact you are making rules I have to live by, and taxing me for that, a crime.

But if you are not prepared to meet this challenge, then not one of you, including you hypocritical bloody Greens, is entitled to vote this Bill through.

I dare you.

Surely you're all better than this?

Related Posts:

MP’s Torturing Animals for Human Recreation.

Why  is the Psychoactive Substances Bill Not Subject to a Conscience Vote


Update 1:

Those cruel bastards just went and passed this. I'm stunned how many voted for it. Not one of them deserves to come back in 2014. Black day: two thoughts to end with:

Can't listen to Parliament anymore. Gutted. Disgusted. There will still be mind altering drugs, AND, animal testing. Retards.
— Mark Hubbard (@MarkHubbard33) July 11, 2013

Psychoactive Bill will still allow mind altering drugs, right? What has changed, that decriminalising cannabis wouldn't have achieved?
— Mark Hubbard (@MarkHubbard33) July 11, 2013

One thing has changed: my nightmare scenario above regarding animal testing will now occur.