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The Animal-Rights Movement has been a concern of many Americans in present day society, especially those in the medical profession. Many scientists agree that the Animal-Rights Movement severely limits the capability of scientists to test new medical procedures and drugs on animals, which will stall the advancement of medical technology. Both the Wall Street Journal and Ron Kline have produced written documents speaking out about the consequences of the Animal-Rights Movement. The Wall Street Journal Article and Ron Kline's Article state that the uses of animals for science have resulted in scientific breakthroughs, however, they differ greatly on what should be done with the existence and
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her owners, for they had abused her so badly that her leg needed to be amputated. Her teeth were chipped and she had an extra eyelid on the eye because she was beaten so badly in the face. After a few weeks and no one wanted her, my mother finally let me keep her. Animal cruelty is against the law; therefore people must treat animals with kindness and respect.According to the website entitled "All Creatures Animal Rights: Our Philosophy", All of God's creatures have rights. This is a fact that most people don't seem to recognize. Human beings and animals are both God's creatures, so they both must have rights. Animal rights are the concept of fair and humane treatment for animals. It is also
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cruel and causes stress to the animals. They are put in cages and poked and prodded throughout the day. While animals are not by any means as smart as the human race, they are proven to have intelligence. Many animals can be trained and exhibit behavior that shows they feel emotion, pain, loneliness, fear, and stress. It should be obvious that keeping animals in lonely cages all day and forcing them to undergo painful testing would cause them stress. Animals should be allowed to run free and experience the normal animal activity that they were born to experience. They may not be able to speak and express themselves in words, but they do have intelligence and thus their rights must be
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Leo Armendariz
Mrs. Dance
ELA 9/3rd Hour
21 March 2016
Animal Testing In Medical Research Should Be Illegal
Animals are being killed every day due to research in cosmetics, medicine, and other human products. Drugs we get from animal testing are extremely dangerous to both animals and humans. Creatures used in medical labs get treated poorly. What happens to animals after they are done with their research? There are other options, which are more successful in testing medicines, than killing animals to research medicine. God didn’t create all these animals just so we could kill them and destroy their homes.
“94% of medications passed through animal testing fail in working on
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To some humans, animals are just there for experimentation. Scientists test various new products and lethal drugs on animals. A new animal rights law has made scientists reduce the number of and release some of the animals that were found by the Animal Rights Department. The law requires no fatal drugs or new products are to be tested on animals. There are many experimenters across the world that the Animal Rights Department are trying to stop.Those people who experiment on animals will let animals die and suffer in pain. In New Mexico, scientists had more than one hundred of beagles to inhale radioactive strontium. The experimental dogs eventually died with blood loss, fever, and skin
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actual light.
Even though animal testing is unethical, the animals being tested on have no rights, therefore it is acceptable to perform experiments on them. Animals do not have the cognitive ability or moral judgment that humans do because of this they have been treated differently than humans by nearly every culture throughout recorded history. If animals have no rights because they are different to us, why are we classified as an animal and a species? Some individuals feel that animals have no rights because they lack the capacity to understand or to knowingly exercise these rights. Although, animal testing cannot be justified on the basis that animals are lower on the evolutionary chart than
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when people train the animal to become extremely aggressive the animal isAnimal Abuse 5tortured and put through things someone could not and would not want to even imagine. Now, as the reader one might have a better understanding of what exactly animal abuse is.Next, is the second topic that will be discussed is the number of animals abused in a year. This topic will discuss animals that are abused by owners, scientifically, for entertainment, and also the wildlife animals. From the web site chang.org on the article Animal Rights on companion animals it states that "6 to 8 Million Dogs and Cats: Every year, 6 to 8 million dogs and cats enter shelters, and 3 to 4 million shelter dogs and
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Animal Needs More Rights and Care
Kaila M. Kindle
ENG 115- English Composition
Professor Dr. Ronnie Davis
December 7, 2018
When you look at that nice cooked meat on your plate, do you ever wonder how that meat was handled before it came your dinner?
Federal Laws need to become, stricter on the way animals are taken care of because they deserve a better way of live, unhealthy living scenarios, and people are unaware on how the animals were treated before slaughter.
they deserve a better way of live
Everyone, an animal is equal, at least be equal. Just like humans, animals feel emotions, loved and wanted. Mistreatment maybe caused on how they live. If they are raised to be eaten, does not
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characterizes animals carefully to fit the roles. For example: Mr. Jones is a tyrant who represents the old corrupt order. In the real world George Orwell model 20th century dictators such as Stalin in Mr. Jones. The pigs symbolizes cunning leaders who benefit from tyrannical leadership and do not spare any chance afforded to them to exploit their advantaged position in the society. Squealer is a manipulator, while dogs are a represented as security of society exploited by the leaders and Boxer and Clover are the hardest workers but foolishly gullible.
The Animal Farm appropriately exposes how governments exploit and deny citizens of their basic rights. While the animals are united under the banner of
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and experiments that would not be possible on human beings because of the longer life span of humans.Researchers use animals to learn more about common animal and human disorders. Animals contribute to the growing fund of knowledge about genetics, psychology, and neurology. They are providing valuable in their contributions to the fields of mental illness, drug addiction, and senility.Animal rights advocates challenge the use of animals in research, arguing that besides being inhumane, it is unnecessary. In addition, they claim that laboratory animals are abused.Critics of animal experimentation question whether animals are really needed for medical research. They point to the many
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you are an animal.This is how animals must feel when they are kept in poorly maintained zoos. Not only are they made to live in cages smaller than they can live in but are sometimes not even treated well by their keepers. There are many zoos all over the world were the conditions are so unhygienic that they are illegal according to animal rights. Often a times animals are left to starve and the sick left to die.It comes in scientific reports that animals that are kept in zoos over a length of time are not able to adapt to their own habitats when set free as their living conditions are not at all like their natural conditions. Also animals are many a times not able to interact with others of
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Morton
Abbie Morton
Baldwin
ERWC English 12
30 January 2018
Animal Rights
Whether animals have feelings and emotions has been a conversation the human race has been having for decades. Do pigs really care if they are stuffed into compact cages, unable to move around freely, until they are inevitably sent to a slaughter house in order to feed our covetous mouths? Are alluring, exotic animals such as the orcas at Seaworld bothered about the fact that they have never swam in an actual ocean? That they were purely bred to entertain the masses? These instances are just a small percentage of the cruelty that happens every day, to other living beings. Are they capable of feeling pain? It’s
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Yulitzi Vizcarra
MS. R. Coronado
English 1A
25 March 2019
Compare and Contrast
In the 1950s, there was a ‘zoo boom’ during which time entrepreneurs recognized the potential money to be made from exhibiting wild animals to satisfy public curiosity. [4] German collector, Carl Hagenbeck, built the first wild animal park in 1848. He allowed the animals outdoor access, believing their enclosure should more closely resemble nature. Today, there is a push by animal rights activists to that same effect. Until the 20 th century, there was little or no concern for the welfare of zoo animals. It was not until the late 1970s and early 1980s that the appearance of zoos began to change to
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, within other subjects. Christie talked about ivory trade, terrorism and how human activities affecting animal population. The Ivory trade is supporting the terroirs the money they need to keep the war in Africa. Plus, the ivory trade is decreased the number of elephants in the wild.
“Hiding from Animals” by Helen Macdonald and “Tracking Ivory” by Bryan Christy are talking about two different things. “Hiding from Animals”, talked about observing animal behavior without humans being involved, to see if the animal’s behavior will change. But on the other side, “Tracking Ivory” talked about how human activities are affecting the population of animals, and trading ivory and hunting are killing elephants. Macdonald and Christy agree in their care and love for animals. I believe that the earth is not only for humans, we live with other creatures and they share the earth with us and they have the rights to use the earth resources as we do. The difference is that we have the ability and power to change things on earth.
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animal shelter businesses are beginning to lose money and are not raising enough to take care of the pets. A good approach on this would be having a fundraiser to raise funds for a animal shelter. Starting a fundraiser would allow the business to raise more money to supply the animals with food, shelter, and even toys. There was a time in my life where i felt bad for those who couldn't afford food and were stuck in poverty brought to them by nothingness but just fate. This is why when there was a food drive at my school i decided to bring canned goods for donation. Later on, i would go on to get involved in a fundraiser to support cancer patients.
Furthermore, something that can be very
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representatives and senators, which meant that they had a bit more freedom and felt more like a human rather than an animal with no rights.
It can also be debated that divisions in the black community was one important obstacle to the achievement of civil rights for black people up to 1941.there were three divisions it the black community, booker T Washington, William Du Bois and Marcus Garvey. Booker T Washington was the son of an African slave and was the most important leader in the African-American during 1890-1915, Washington had a very bitter take on how black people should take their place in society. Washington believed that black people should be trained for trades such as farming, factory
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against Vick to animal rescue programs and the Atlanta Falcons should use the returned signing bonus from Vick and donate the money to PETA or other animal rights activists around the US. At the very least, this will help to repair the public relations damage with the fans this entire situation has inflicted on both organizations.In conclusion, Michael Vicks dealings as the kingpin of a dog fighting enterprise, otherwise known as Bad Newz Kennels were without a doubt horrendous. His actions were irresponsible, immature, and illegal. The killing of innocent dogs is a tragedy that cannot be redeemed. However, as a humanitarian it is hard to fathom that an additional prison sentence will
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"Democratic Party" was eventually decided upon and became the official name in 1844. The members of the party are called "Democrats" or "Dems". The term "Democrat Party" has also been in constant use, but has usually been used by opponents since 1952 as a derogatory term. The most common mascot symbol for the party has been the donkey. Andrew Jackson's enemies would twist his name to "jackass" as a term of disrespect regarding a “stupid” animal. However, the image persisted and evolved up until this day as it sits on bumpers on vehicles.
The Democrats' dominant worldview was once social conservatism and economic liberalism while populism was its leading characteristic in the rural South. Since
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shipment for processing through legislation passed. As a result, by the end of the 1980’s slaughtered 320,000 horses in 16 plants in the United States (130). Animal rights groups pushed the bill passed resulting in loss of federal funds for inspection. By bearing the expense of inspection three facilities remained open until Texas and Illinois passed state legislation banning slaughter for human consumption forcing them to close their doors (131). Animal rights groups have made numerous attempts to permanently ban horse slaughter as well as the export intended for human consumption, but continuously unsuccessful. (132-133). This ban has severe impacts on this topic. Writer Natalie Anderson
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