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 @9NRTCH4Constitution from Kentucky answered…4hrs4H

If lab grown meat can be proven safe and the process is transparent and auditable there should be no problems with offering it to the public.

 @9NR2SC3 from Texas answered…13hrs13H

I don't really see the relevance of lab grown meat. already the U.S produces a lot of meat from farming.

 @9NQ4SYG  from California answered…1 day1D

No, it's not vegan to retrieve and culture animal cells as an alternative to traditional livestock farming.

 @9NNWJCN from Ohio answered…2 days2D

Yes, the government should not be in the business of business. This is what journalism is for. To make the consumer aware of the things they may not be aware of. Then they can make their own choices.

 @9NN8VYKLibertarian from Idaho answered…2 days2D

No subsidies, only normal food safety regulations applicable to the entire meat industry. It should be clearly labeled though.

 @9NMPL9VGreenfrom Guam answered…3 days3D

Yes, but there needs to be regulations to ensure there will be no consequences for individuals who consume the products.

 @9NMMVKB from Florida answered…3 days3D

only after extensive research and testing. Also they should require 100% transparency on how where when the lab-grown meat was made. also create a program that is specifically to regulate this.

 @9NMGM9D from Louisiana answered…3 days3D

It is not a thing that is properly the responsibility of government. The free market should prevail.

 @9NLX5P9 from California answered…3 days3D

I think whoever would like the lab- made meat should eat it, but It shouldn't become the replacement for natural meat.

 @9NLNMD3 from New Jersey answered…3 days3D

Yes, but it should have to go through more FDA approval processes before being released to the public.

 @9NKP4B4 from New York answered…4 days4D

This is an interesting technology, but requires long term evaluation to be sure it is safe for human consumption.

 @9NK2F9R from Oregon answered…4 days4D

Yes but it needs to be regulated to avoid monopolization. The traditional meat system should not suffer.

 @9NJPXBB from Massachusetts answered…4 days4D

I don't think I truly care about this right now, but it should be fully studied before given to the people.

 @9NJP2HW from Massachusetts answered…4 days4D

Government shouldn't have a say in what food is available to the market. Let the market decide what food should be produced.

 @9NJLDBK from Washington answered…4 days4D

This needs more study, but in the end I don't see where lab meat is any less harmful to the planet than "real" meat.

 @9NJGVMS from Illinois answered…4 days4D

They can allow it but I think that they should study it more and make sure it's safe and give warnings.

 @9NJ7WXJfrom Maine answered…4 days4D

If its just only for veganism then no but if this is EXACTLY like meat then I'm ok with it and i would personally think its a better solution

 @9NHM5N6Socialist from Oklahoma answered…5 days5D

No, the current iteration of the technology does nothing to reduce climate impacts of industrial animal husbandry.

 @9NH344CIndependent from Oklahoma answered…5 days5D

Yes, but there needs to be regulations enforcing appropriate advertising. In addition lab grown foods should be clearly indicated as lab grown and sold separately from other meat products

 @9NFW5SCLibertarian from Washington answered…6 days6D

Yes, and the FDA should be abolished since it is a drain of resources we do not have, and since it does not do its job anyway, merely serving as a racket for Big Pharma and Big Food.

 @9NFFLMZ from Texas answered…6 days6D

Yes, but only after the same safety standards for organic meat are met and are properly labeled as lab grown.

 @9NFBHHT from Michigan answered…6 days6D

Yes the government shouldn't meddle in the free market. If people want to buy and consume lab grown meat they should be allowed to.

 @9NF9NH4 from North Carolina answered…6 days6D

Companies have the right to produce a safe product, but, the government should not promote or require that products be consumed.

 @9NDKNSF  from Indiana answered…7 days7D

Yes, but the package should be properly marked so consumers know what they are buying and know the potential unknown future risks behind it.

 @9NDKCDH from New York answered…7 days7D

Further studies necessary for the healthy development of our society but alternatives to environmentally harsh practices should be considered!

 @7YS3KJPIndependent  from Arizona answered…7 days7D

No, not until it has been further studied. To that end, I do wholeheartedly support funding for research into the health implications to push this process along, as I do feel the potential upsides of this could be very significant, at least for people in the West who are more likely to be able to afford this kind of thing.

  @LucidLibertarian  from Oregon answered…1wk1W

Yes, but producers should be required to fully disclose the meat is lab-grown and pay for outside organizations to publish any health risks that become known or associated with lab-grown meat.

 @9NBP7J7Justice party memberanswered…1wk1W

YES BUT they must provide very clear and easy to notices messages in the advertisement that labels the product as a lab-grown meat

 @9NBJDXRfrom Pennsylvania answered…1wk1W

Instead, The government should ban unethical animal farming and require all meat to be sustained ethically.

 @9N9JNPN from Indiana answered…1wk1W

I believe lab grown meat should be allowed but by no means pushed or promoted by the government. I think clear labels on all products using lab grown should be required.

 @9N9GCLZWomen’s Equality from Illinois answered…1wk1W

If the meat is lab-grown it should be labeled as such. Whatever was used to grow the meat should be on the label.

 @9N9DTCT from Colorado answered…1wk1W

Only once it has been proven to be safe for consumption by federal regulators AND a detached third party scientific organization.

 @9N8YXF2from North Dakota answered…1wk1W

Lab grown meat should be regulated. Privatization of nutritional growth should be allowed to be privatized, organic growth is a slippery slope.

 @9N8XZVD from Texas answered…1wk1W

Yes, but without subsidies and without calling it meat. It must be labeled as "lab-grown" or "fake" meat. Also, this should be decided at the state level.

 @9N8XVGK from Alaska answered…1wk1W

Yes, but only with strict oversight and regulation by the FDA to establish standards for lab-grown meat sold in the US.

 @9N8JFLXRepublican from Texas answered…1wk1W

Yes, and let the consumer decide. The producers of lab-grown meat must clearly state the nutritional information and ingredients.

 @9N7SV2S from Georgia answered…1wk1W

Yes, but only after thorough research into the long lasting effects on our health, and with frequent and consistent testing to ensure quality and safety of the meat before being sold.

 @9N7NRC3 from New York answered…1wk1W

The government should allow the market to determine this, and not position itself as for our against at any level.

 @9N6K8JM from Louisiana answered…1wk1W

Yes, but only with those companies wishing to take part being required to collectively fund an independent oversight of such to test and monitor any long term effects.

 @9N694LC from North Carolina answered…1wk1W

Yeah, but I feel like it shouldn't be a complete replacement if it doesn't end up being all that great.

 @9N5T2SW from Washington D.C. answered…2wks2W

if it proves to provide no detrimental health defects and provides the standard nutrients as natural meat

 @9N5JXC9 from Massachusetts answered…2wks2W

If it can compete on the market without subsidy or regulation again Brady it's competitors, then so be it.

 @9N552QS from Connecticut answered…2wks2W

Yes, but only with careful regulation & enforcement far in excess of animal-grown meat requirements, and only for the lowest rungs of society, such as the homeless.

 @9N4W62TGreen from Rhode Island answered…2wks2W

With strict regulations and HARSH penalties including a $999,000,000,000,000,000,000 fine per violation.

 @db from Mississippi answered…2wks2W

It should be allowed just like raw milk, drugs, etc. the free market should decide, and hopefully bankrupt it.

 @9N4HDRQ from Alabama answered…2wks2W

More studies need to be done on this before commercialization - how will this effect carbon emissions? how will this effect animal populations? what is the cost of producing lab-grown meat versus maintaining meat production from animals?

 @9N3V3QCSocialist from Florida answered…2wks2W

More research is required, but to fight world hunger it’s a good idea but could be devastating for farmers and other food production.

 @9N379FJ from Colorado answered…2wks2W

As long as it is labeled as lab-grown. Consumers can choose vat grown meat or not, as they choose any other meat alternative.

 @9N2WC4X from Texas answered…2wks2W

No, we already have enough health issues due to human altering of food sources. We need to get back to the basics in our country.

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