In the article “An Animal’s Place,” by Michael Pollan, he contemplates the ethnics of consuming meat. One of the most significant points that Pollan mentions is the idea of moral consideration or the belief “… that everyone’s interest ought to receive equal consideration” (Pollan363). Peter Singer, the author of Animal Liberation, believes that both animals and humans try to avoid pain. If what Singer says is true, that means animals have feelings and lives that matter to them and to deny them moral consideration just because they are a different species is a form of discrimination. Another valuable argument Pollan makes is about animal suffering throughout factory farming before they are butchered. Pollan states “what’s wrong with animal
