"I wish there was a "like" button here. I SO agree with Kerry Baker and Roy Gordon about cats' role as species extinctors, as opposed to HUMANS' role. There is just no comparison.
Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. And,…"
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Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats
Started this discussion. Last reply by Kath Worsfold May 17. 14 Replies 0 Likes
Animals in the U.S face a formidable foe, cats, which are one of them but has killed billions of animals already, according to a recent study.The study was done by the researchers from the…Continue
Tags: spay, neuter, contraception, feral, prey
Use of chimpanzees in medical research would be restricted under proposed federal rules
Started Jan 24 0 Replies 1 Like
The U.S. and Gabon are the only nations that allow medical research on chimpanzees. The National Institutes of Health wants to change that.From the Mother Nature Network, by John Platt The use of…Continue
Tags: liberation, sanctuary, experimentation, vivisection, chimpanzee
On why you shouldn’t eat meat
Started Jan 11 0 Replies 2 Likes
On why you shouldn’t eat meatYou wouldn’t smash in the head of a horse with a sledgehammer, if the horse had…Continue
Tags: vegetarian, animal-rights, vegan, psychology, meat
Let's wipe dogs off the face of the earth!!
Started this discussion. Last reply by Andres Grijalva Dec 27, 2012. 13 Replies 2 Likes
So we've totally messed up the way that dogs (and cats too) live in the world. They're genetically modified organisms that live compromised lives. But is the solution to the problem we've created to…Continue
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Roy Gordon replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"And when you account the animals killed for study, during environmental manipulation, and plain amusement, the number becomes so vast you have, in comparison, a pair of sunglass lenses made of wool, fitting right over the eyes.
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Roy Gordon replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"There was a mass extinction event we have all heard about when the dinosaurs died. 90% of animal species became extinct. The next most major extinction event is not even on the list. It is not recognised. This…"
Carolyn Bailey replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"Thanks, Kerry! I look forward to reading the article! "
Kerry Baker replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"This article fairly succinctly explains the damage caused by culling all feral cats on Macquarie Island.
http://www.quadrant.org.au/blogs/doomed-planet/2012/09/wrecking-macquarie-island-to-save-it
This is a Tasmanian issue, I know something…"
Kerry Baker replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"I'll try to get the correct source Carolyn and post.
Interestingly today I went to a lecture at Melbourne Uni by a visiting Canadian Professor talking about the welfarist / conservationist sides. He went through some past research…"
Carolyn Bailey replied to Tim Gier's discussion Which chat did this person witness?"It's interesting that, almost two years on, Corey Wrenn continues to misrepresent and make ridiculous accusations about other advocates and organisations that she clearly doesn't understand. I pity anyone who lives with such hatred,…"
Carolyn Bailey replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"Hi Kerry, Do you have any information that I can read further about the programme in Melbourne you spoke of above, please? "
Kerry Baker replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"It is not so simple. I always have to wonder where this argument comes up and vegans start suggesting eradication or culling or sterilisation, but funnily I have never seen the human species included in their strategies.
The human race has been the…"
Monique replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"Nath's other point should not be overlooked, though. The feeding of cats and dogs causes the abuse and slaughter of millions of farm animals. Carnivores kill or get us to kill for them."
Kerry Baker replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"Nath, there is evidence to support the article. In Western Australia some time ago research conducted by the WA University actually showed cats are not responsible for anywhere near the numbers of deaths attributed to them. The research…"
Nath Miles replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"Winograd sees it as a crime if a shelter euthanizes a dog or cat. But yet supports the routine slaughter of millions and millions of so called “farm animals” to feed the so called companion animals. He is also happy to see the decimation…"
Carolyn Bailey replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"According to No Kill advocate Nathan Winograd, the myth that feral cats impact American bird populations has been thoroughly…"
Oscar Horta - Why Animal Suffering is Overwhelmingly Prevalent in Nature
"This video presented some new ideas for me, because I always heard we should "just leave them alone" as the right thing to do. I like this idea of helping them have less suffering. I also never thought about how many…"
Kerry Baker replied to Tim Gier's discussion Most Animals in U.S are killed by Cats"Without seeing how they did their research it's a bit hard to determine how valid the results are to this study. Cats seem to incite extremes in opinion among people, and I don't have a huge confidence in research if for example it was…"
Tim Gier replied to Carolyn Bailey's discussion A Vegan World in 8 Years ~ Tim Gier"UPDATE: Feb 2, 2013I wrote this post when I was dreaming. Now that I'm awake I think it's silly."
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Things You Already Believe
Posted on July 18, 2012 at 22:30 0 Comments 6 Likes
You already believe you are a good person who would not want to hurt others.
You already believe it is better to be helpful and kind whenever you can.…
Continue By Eric Schwitzgebel: Moral Reasoning (or the lack thereof?)
Posted on March 3, 2012 at 7:59 5 Comments 6 Likes
Eric Schwitzgebel, Professor of Philosophy at University of California at Riverside, writes a blog called The Splintered Mind. His latest post is about how people do moral reasoning and how that reasoning is affected by seemingly irrelevant things. His findings, even among professional Philosophers, may suprise you....
People's responses to…
By Dale Carrico: Evadeus Corpus: Absenting the Referent in the Meat-Industrial Complex
Posted on March 2, 2012 at 4:51 0 Comments 5 Likes
Dale Carrico, Ph.D. Lecturer, Department of Rhetoric, at the University of California, Berkeley writes at the blog amor mundi. Today's entry talks about "ag-gag" legislation as it relates to Carol Adams conception of the absent referent as well as how the animal-industrial complex devalues and damages human animals along with the non-human…
Continue The Spectrum of Acceptable Opinion - A Response to Rob Johnson
Posted on January 23, 2012 at 14:30 7 Comments 10 Likes
It seems like Rob Johnson just can’t let go of his obsession with ARZone.
On Brandon Becker's Facebook page, Rob Johnson said a number of things that are all equally banal, but I’d like to focus on just this:
Similarly the latest ARZone blog, which I am told Yates was promoting yesterday, is on the fact that they deem ARZone to be successful and so they deem the AR movement to be successful as ARZone supports open debate. There's a famous Chomsky quote that…Continue
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Maynard S. Clark said… Good to see two brilliant and prominent vegetarians disagreeing so fundamentally (in the public space) about such a prominently debated current issue.
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