PepsiCo Is Being Sued For Using Aborted Fetal Cells

http://www.christianpost.com/news/shareholder-resolution-filed-to-prevent-pepsico-from-using-aborted-fetal-cells-59300/

I am mixed because Pepsi is my favorite soda.

Way to make a disturbing title.

Soylent Cola is babies!

I say test test and more test.

But I might be out to piss off any group that names itself what that one is.

I've always been a Coke person.

This sounds similar enough to an Urban Legend I once heard to provoke some skepticism; I'll have to check out some other sources.

CAUTION: Hey guys, a bit of a warning. I'm not 100% sure, but as soon as I visited the link given above Norton flagged a malicious program from a website called loseget.com, something about a blackhole expolit kit. I could be wrong though: at the same time I was also letting the Battlelog Quickmatch program from Battlefield 3 run in the background, so it might be a fault on EA as well.

If it pops up again I'll let you know...

edited 26th Oct '11 9:41:12 AM by SgtRicko

Yeah, this sounds like a steaming load of pure, grade A horseshit.

I highly doubt the validity of this claim.

Is this another "Post news link, expect reaction, not much else" thread?

...I know calling someone a baby-eater is a popular insult, but I never expected anyone to find a way to have such an insult be literal.

Unless I completely misread it, the article isn't about incorporating baby cells into drinks. It's about scientists using baby cells to test flavor responses. That's not especially strange.

The Christian Post is a safe, if definitely not unbiased site, so if there's any malware on there it's from an ad banner or something. I'm more inclined to suspect a false positive. And yeah, EA... the DRM they use is half rootkits to start with.

edited 26th Oct '11 9:57:57 AM by Karkadinn

This thread is a good example of how not to start an OTC discussion. Sensationalist title, link of dubious credibility, little in the way of original content, no real discussion to be had.