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    speak of exploitation, holocaust and slaughter, we think of slavery, the five million Jews killed during the Nazis Holocaust, and the many casualties of war, but these numbers pale and are a minuscule fraction compared to the number of non-human animals that are killed daily as a disposable service and resource for humans; their death is invisible, their horror silent. The same facts that shock us become acceptable data, a justifiable commodity of modern living. These anthropocentric sets of moral

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    Peter Singer on Equality

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    the black liberation movement and its success became an ideal for other oppressed groups to go after. During the time other movements started to develop, putting the focus on such issues as gay, women’s and African-American rights. Peter Singer gave a start to animal rights movement, paying particular attention to how in former time “permissible” types of discrimination and prejudice came to be seen as unjustly and dishonestly bias towards specific set of people and that the hour has come for a

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    Veganism: It’s More Than Just a Diet Like the majority of teenagers today, I was just browsing YouTube when I stumbled upon a video that has since changed my life. “Earthlings.” The documentary revealed how millions of animals are mercilessly slaughtered in factory farms. Just watching such brutality- void of any type of humanity- was immobilizing. Somehow I made it to the end and came across copious recommended videos, including “Forks Over Knives” and “Cowspiracy.” While they weren’t as graphic

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    .According to the AARDAS (Animal Abuse Database Administration System) the four major causes of animal’s deaths include neglect, shooting, hoarding and fighting, followed by torture and mutation. (Evans 1) The abuse of animals is just one of the main rights that as humans we infiltrate. The ignorance of humans choosing to ignore the rights of innocent animals is drastically affecting our society. “The assumption that animals are without rights and the illusion that our treatment of them has no moral

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    food actually comes from. The Animal Welfare Institute conducted a study investigating twenty-five companies and only finding five with sufficient information. The other eighty percent had no official documentation to support what they claimed to be doing. Almost all food companies misuse their advertising slogans, messages, images, and packaging. There is no true reflection of the animal’s life cycle (Geer 7). “If people were to see the reality of life for the animals who end up on their plates; to

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    In Opposition to the animal control bylaw in the city of Montreal, Quebec that includes a ban on new ownership of pit bull dogs and dogs resembling pit bulls; the notion that an animal such as a canine can be held in the same regard as an object such as a weapon; humanity’s lack of recognition for its mastery over animals and the world for which they coexist; and lack of empathy for the experience of an animal which leads to genocidal rationalization, such as the pit bull or physically similar canines

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    Singer, P. (1974). All Animals Are Equal. Philosophical Exchange 1, (pp. 103-116). Peter Singer is an Australian philosopher. Singer received his BA and MA degrees from Melbourne University and the B.Phil. from University College, Oxford. In this text, the author contends that there is a tendency amongst humans to feel superior to other inhabitants of the planet, which gives humanity a clean conscience to exploit other species. This feeling of superiority comes from the separation of humanity from

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    Animals Used in Research

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    The topic that I am choosing to examine for my paper is about animals that are used in research and the rights they they do or do not have. The reason that I chose this particular topic is because that it is a topic that is very significant to me. I am currently going to Delaware technical Community College to become a Veterinary technician. My lifelong dream has always been to help and save animals, Any creature great or small animals used in research, mistreated, neglected and abused is not something

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    advocate for animal rights, and therefore part of the animal rights movement. The torture and killing of innocent non-human animals needs to be stopped; this includes animal testing for biomedical research and in science, commercial animal agriculture, and fur farming. The termination of these lives is extremely cruel. But most of all, Animals are viewed as only existing for mankind and this is major flaw. As Regan stated, “the fundamental wrong is the system that allows us to view animals as our resources

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    distinguished for being time consuming, costly and complex. However, this timely manner is beneficial for society as it meant to provide an efficient and safe medication. Concerns regarding when animal studies are necessary compared to clinical trials has been a debatable topic among society. For over a decade, animal research has served as a fundamental component in many medical findings. Mousses are commonly used in laboratories, as we as humans share nearly 95% of our genes, making them a useful and

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