tbh I'm not sure if this whole Queenie's Law thing is a genuine attempt to help animals or just another publicity stunt 
. I mean, we've already seen the bill get endorsed by some big names like Lily Tomlin and Ernie Hudson - what's in it for them? Are they actually using their influence to make a real difference or just getting some good PR out of it? 
And let's be real, $15 million is a lot of cash
. If that money could be spent on something more productive than hurting animals, why not? I'd love to see the actual results of these dog experiments - do they even exist? The lack of transparency in this whole thing is really bothering me 
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I'm also curious about what alternatives are being proposed by the supporters of Queenie's Law. Are we talking about some fancy new technology that's going to revolutionize medical research or just more of the same old clinical trials and stuff?
. I mean, we've already seen the bill get endorsed by some big names like Lily Tomlin and Ernie Hudson - what's in it for them? Are they actually using their influence to make a real difference or just getting some good PR out of it? And let's be real, $15 million is a lot of cash
. If that money could be spent on something more productive than hurting animals, why not? I'd love to see the actual results of these dog experiments - do they even exist? The lack of transparency in this whole thing is really bothering me .I'm also curious about what alternatives are being proposed by the supporters of Queenie's Law. Are we talking about some fancy new technology that's going to revolutionize medical research or just more of the same old clinical trials and stuff?