Coulter argues that there are limitations to an abolitionist approach to all humans-animal relations because if we do as the abolitionists say and liberate all animals from human use or care than we are taking away animals that millions of people around the world rely on and need to survive daily life. Taking away animals from humans, especially impoverished people can and would negatively effect and disadvantage the already struggling people in dramatic and significant ways. Other limitations to an abolitionists approach is that abolitionists view animals work as a singular process and do not take the enjoyment people feel by working with or for animals into account, also animals have certain skills which they contribute to human lives in
