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1. Animal Ethics

bringing market forces to bear upon factory farming. The smaller the demand for meat, the lower its price; the lower the price, the lower the profit; and the lower the profit, the fewer the animals that will be raised and slaughtered on factory

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2. Animal Ethics

Peacock on the Grizzly Bear If grizzlies are to survive in the modern world, the bedrock assumption must be that these animals, grizzlies, have the right to live a Bearish life. To proceed from this assumption will be costly. Bears

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3. Animal Ethics: March 2008

sale to AnimalsAsia 's China Bear Rescue. :) My goal is to raise at least $1,000 this year, and you would be really helping me out by swapping links with me. :)Let me know if you're interested!Thank you very much,Jenn HartnollCutiePaws60% of

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4. Animal Ethics: May 2008

condemnatory intent, "hated bear-baiting , not because it gave pain to the bear, but because it gave pleasure to the spectators." In other words, what they hated—and by no means perversely—was the enjoyment of animal suffering; to

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5. Animal Ethics: November 2004

they are being made to bear the costs of my moral standards. Is that fair to them? This aspect of the situation doesn’t have overriding weight, admittedly, but it seems to me that it must be taken into account. I have every right to

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6. Animal Ethics

Bear Farming Sometimes people don't get their just deserts. Sometimes they do. See here for a case of the latter. Posted by Keith Burgess-Jackson at 4:54 PM 0 comments

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7. Animal Ethics

animal capable of being a bearer of rights. It may for this reason be morally appropriate for us meanwhile to act towards the former animals as if they are possessors of rights. (H. J. McCloskey, "Moral Rights and Animals," Inquiry 22

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8. Animal Ethics: March 2004

site devoted to the grizzly bear, a magnificent (but threatened ) creature. Posted by Keith Burgess-Jackson at 7:50 PM 0 comments Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to

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9. Animal Ethics: October 2008

Zebra, "Bears" (1984) No Tellin' Lies (1984). Posted by Keith Burgess-Jackson at 10:20 AM Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Google Buzz

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10. Animal Ethics

Doug Peacock on the Grizzly Bear Categorizing Animals Henry Beston on Other Nations Animals in Literature E-Mail from a Reader (Posted by Permission) Human Predators Jamie Mayerfeld on the Duty to Relieve Animal Suff... Canine

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