Contemplating Animal Rights, Ethics, and Consumption Dilemmas
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Where do you stand? Animal
Rights
Zoos have a positive impact on society.
Big game hunting should be allowed the money from hunting
licences should go towards conservation.
Humans shouldn’t step in to save endangered species; nature
should be allowed to take its course.
I see no problem with testing cosmetics on
animals.
I see no problem with testing medicines on
animals.
People in the future will view the way we
treat animals today as barbaric.
It’s not a square meal without some meat.
I could go vegetarian.
I could go vegan.
I could kill and butcher and animal for food.
I’m willing to cut down on meat for
environmental reasons.
Eating animals like dogs and cats shouldn’t be
viewed as strange; we eat pigs, sheep and cows.
I would be able to tell the difference between real
and synthetic meat.
One day, all meat will be synthetic meat, grown in a
laboratory.
Factory farming is necessary in order to feed the
populations.
Eating meat is an important part of my culture.
Sports involving animals (hunting, horse riding, bullfighting,
etc.) are an important part of my culture and must be protected.
Exploring a spectrum of viewpoints on animal rights and ethical treatment, from supporting conservation through hunting to questioning the necessity of animal testing. Delve into the debate on vegetarianism, veganism, and meat consumption practices, reflecting on societal norms and environmental concerns.
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Where do you stand? Animal Rights
Big game hunting should be allowed the money from hunting licences should go towards conservation.
Humans shouldnt step in to save endangered species; nature should be allowed to take its course.
People in the future will view the way we treat animals today as barbaric.
Im willing to cut down on meat for environmental reasons.
Eating animals like dogs and cats shouldnt be viewed as strange; we eat pigs, sheep and cows.
I would be able to tell the difference between real and synthetic meat.
One day, all meat will be synthetic meat, grown in a laboratory.
Factory farming is necessary in order to feed the populations.
Sports involving animals (hunting, horse riding, bullfighting, etc.) are an important part of my culture and must be protected.
