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Georgia Rep Is Against DNA Splicing, But Is Okay With 'Birdmen'
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February 26, 2015
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2:42Now Playing"According to Atlanta’s WMAZ Channel 13, state Rep. Tom Kirby (R) proposed a law to make it illegal in the state of Georgia “to create a human animal hybrid.”
“Everybody always asks,” Kirby said to Channel 13, “Is it even possible to mix non-human with human embryos? Yes it is.”
He pointed to researchers who have grafted proteins isolated from the embryos of jellyfish on to other animals’ DNA, like the glow-in-the-dark kittens created by Mayo Clinic researchers as part of their research in the fight against AIDS.
Kirby does not believe that all use of animal DNA in research should be outlawed, only that which seeks to create living beings who combine human and animal traits. Such creatures, he said, belong solely in mythology and not in the real world.
“Y’know the mermaids in the ocean, that’s been around for a long time,” Kirby explained. “I don’t think we should create them. But if they exist, that’s fine.”
“Y’know I really don’t like centaurs,” he went on. “They really have bad attitudes most of the time and we’ve got enough people with bad attitudes as it is.”
Bird-men, he said, are understandable enough. “I think man has been trying to fly forever,” and it would be fine “if it’s a natural genetic mutation,” but to create flying humans in a lab, well, that’s a step too far."
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