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    topics that divide the citizens of the country. These different topics of discussion range from gun rights, the rights of people, abortion, the list is never ending. An example of a controversial topic that is has started to receive more attention is the rights of animals. Although certain individuals believe that animals are solely forms of entertainment and pleasure, others believe that these animals should be treated with respect and left alone. With that being said, mammals, such as…

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    Inhumane Animal Rights

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    Although animals are not capable of speaking to stand up for themselves, animals deserve moral rights just as humans do. There are people out in the world that would gladly mistreat animals for their own entertainment, food, materials, and wealth, but, there also people will not allow such actions to occur for the reason that as humans, given a privilege, have a responsibility to help the poor and defenseless animals from maltreatment. Animals are victims of homeowner abuse, poaching,…

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    Animal Rights Position

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    Position Paper Outline 1) Introduction Billions of animals are killed each year. Most live in unfavorable conditions and undergo painful procedures before being slaughtered for food or other purposes. Their treatment would never be applied to humans, even though they have so much in common. Just like human beings, animals have a nervous system. They can suffer and feel pleasure. In some cases, their intelligence can be compared to that of humans- Jeremy Bentham recognized centuries…

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    Argument For Animal Rights

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    There have been animal rights issues in the past that have reflected the idea do animals have rights? Animals have been subjected to human studies, breed for food consumption, and been subjected to perform in human sporting events for our entertainment. I myself am an animal lover and believe that all animals have rights as living creatures. I do see the need to pursue research to better the future, but not all research has to involve testing on animals. The truth is that animals are used for…

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    Farm Animal Rights

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    The idea of animal rights has been an important topic around the world for a while, but it wasn’t until 1822 when the Ill-Treatment of Cattle Act got passed that the United States recognized it. The passed Cattle Act protected dogs from harsh care. Since that day, the idea of animal rights has evolved and has became a more complex system: there's now different classifications that fall under animal rights. Farm animal rights is one of those sub-categories. 98% of all animals being abused and…

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    life, while in the process inflicting suffering, in order to benefit society as a whole. We must almost play God, in a sense, in deciding which animal lives are expendable and which are valuable enough to allow to remain living. This ethical dilemma almost assigns a value to life. The debate over animal rights asks if it is worth killing innocent animals in order to benefit such items as education, material production or human medicine. Looking at this argument, one might say that humans are…

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    The fight for animal rights is not a new subject, in fact it has been around since 19th century England. Organizations such as the SPCA (Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) were established back in 1866. While basic animal rights may be in place, ethics in some places may still be questioned but we have come a long way in terms of animal rights as a whole. It has protected many species from extinction, but what is left to be done? With factory farms and laboratory experiments it is…

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    progressively begun to realize how important it is to provide animals with their natural rights as inhabitants of the earth. In many aspects of life, humans use animals as nothing more than objects for their own benefit. It is obvious that animals can not be given the same rights as humans, since that would indicate that animals must also be held to the same standards, have the same duties, and receive the same punishments as humans, but animals can at least be given respect and kindness as any…

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    Although there are several people who are against animal experimentation (anti-vivisection), there is still the other side of people who under look the problem at hand and are okay with it happening. In their minds, they’re thinking that animal testing has been here for many, many years, so why put an end to it now? Others think, “animals cannot have rights because animals don’t respect human rights” (Mur, 31). Although this poll was taken around eighteen years ago and things may have changed…

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    In the TedX video “Animal rights – birth of an activist,” Simone Reyes speaks on becoming an animal rights activist, and some of the things that led her to do so. She speaks on one of her first encounters with standing up for non-human animals, namely, two bats. A man was about to strike and kill an object in which she could not even make out, and in recounting that moment she states “I didn’t know what this little thing was, but it was pulsating, so that meant it must have had a pulse… which…

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