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What is your feelings on animal rights versus animal welfare The links below will explain diffrences2007-11-25 2:53:23

The REAL purpose behind the Animal Rights movement is not so much to give rights to animals, though, but to TAKE rights from HUMANS. It's about controlling humans-any would-be dictator knows that the way to gain control of a populace is to find out something that the majority has in common, and gain control of THAT, be it their religion, their food supply, or whatever. Most of us, in some way or another, are impacted by the presence of animals in our world-we eat them, wear their skins or hair, ride them, train them to pull things, depend on them for protection or alarm, and many of us keep them as pets. If a group can gain control of the animals-how they can be kept, how they can be treated, and for what purposes they can be kept-they have gained control of the people. Don't let anyone fool you into thinking that these folks really love animals, either. Most believe that animals are better off dead than being around humans. Wanna know who supports laws to ban and kill certain breeds of dogs? The Animal Rights folks, that's who! It's not so much about loving animals or caring about animals, as it is HATING HUMANS. Most will tell you that the human race is a blight on the universe and that our extinction would be the greatest thing ever; it might play well to "emo" teens, but not to this adult! Check out some more interesting links below, and MAKE SURE to check out the last one!

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YOU NEED A JOB or social life

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I do feel that animals have rights. We don't let people hunt other people for fun, so why should we let them hunt animals? We are also mammals. So yea, there's my opinion.

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If animal rightists, such as PETA, got their way, there would be either a great deal of short-term misery for many domesticated animals, should they merely be turned loose, or if breeding of domesticated animals was merely halted there would still be many breeds of animals, if not entire species, that would become extinct. We would lose, not merely protein and clothing sources, and animals on which we experiment so as to improve our own health, but our animal companions who give us such joy, not to mention the 'hands-on' link to the natural world. Additionally, we would lose the assistance animals on which handicapped people have become to dependent: dogs for the deaf, the wheelchair-bound, the people subject to seizures, the blind. We would be so much diminished by their lack.