Let us also not forget that 99 % of both "lawmakers" (i.e. elected government officials) and their constituents (i.e. "the voters") like "a good steak" and would most likely not see much compelling...
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Re: Are you an abolitionist or a welfarist?
Let us also not forget that 99 % of both "lawmakers" (i.e. elected government officials) and their constituents (i.e. "the voters") like "a good steak" and would most likely not see much compelling...
Re: Are you an abolitionist or a welfarist?
Pat,
I have heard more criticism of the outcomes of welfare activity, not so much the motivation.
To cite Gary Francione, the improvements in the conditions in which veal calves are raised...
Re: Are you an abolitionist or a welfarist?
Hello Peebee,
I do not see farm sanctuaries as welfarism.
Welfarism, for me, is to fight for "more humane" conditions under which animals are to be used by humans, e.g. campaigning for larger...