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Animal Ethics
DECEMBER 26, 2007
Here is an essay by Wesley J. Smith.
Animal Ethics
DECEMBER 24, 2007
To the Editor: Re “ Locavore, Get Your Gun ,” by Steven Rinella (Op-Ed, Dec. 14): To the animals being slaughtered, it does not matter whether their killers are local or whether they will be eaten or displayed on a wall. Their suffering is the same. Hunting is cruel and cowardly, and any attempt to rationalize or gain acceptance for it as a sport does not eradicate this fact.
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Animal Ethics
DECEMBER 22, 2007
Here is a New York Times story about the growing problem of vehicle-animal collisions.
Animal Ethics
DECEMBER 19, 2007
The horrific practice in China of skinning cats and dogs alive for their fur must go down as one of the worst cases of sustained mass cruelty to animals in human history. Every year, more than 2,000,000 cats and dogs are skinned alive in China for their fur. They are left to die slowly in shock and excruciating agony and their bodies fed to the other animals being reared for the slaughter.
Animal Ethics
DECEMBER 19, 2007
Should animals be doing more for the animal-rights movement? See here for the surprising answer.
Animal Ethics
DECEMBER 18, 2007
To the Editor: Re “ An 8-Second Ride Lures Sponsors Beyond the Rodeo ” (Advertising column, Dec. 11): So bull riding could represent the next big thing in corporate sports sponsorship. Even private equity is getting in on the action, with one manager believing this could be the next Nascar. This is music to the ears of advertisers. But bulls are not cars, but rather living beings that experience pain and suffering.
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Animal Ethics
DECEMBER 14, 2007
Here is a Wall Street Journal column about foie gras.
Animal Ethics
DECEMBER 13, 2007
Here is a New York Times story about man's best friend.
Animal Ethics
DECEMBER 8, 2007
12-8-87. There was a senseless killing last night. Someone entered the premises of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum , cut the lock on the bighorn sheep exhibit, and shot the male bighorn to death. Then—and here's the grisly part—the assailant cut the sheep's head off. It has not been found. Police officers speculate that the killing was cult related.
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