181. Speciesism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
mere protection under animal cruelty legislation. Awarding personhood to nonhuman primates would require that their individual interests be respected or taken into account, rather than regarding them merely as members of a group. [ 17 ]
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182. Beyond Good and Evil - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
" (§47), and has exerted cruelty through demanding sacrifice according to a "ladder" with different rungs of cruelty, which has ultimately caused God Himself to be sacrificed (§55). Christianity, "the most fatal kind of self-presumption
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183. Cannibal film - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
, castration and/or animal cruelty . Similarly to Mondo films , the main advertising draw of cannibal films was the promise of gore, exotic locales, and cruel behavior, and eventually became a popular aspect of Grindhouse culture. The peak of
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184. List of animal rights groups - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (SHAC)
Stop Sequani Animal Testing (SSAT)
Stop Wickham Animal Testing (SWAT)
Vivisection Information Network (VIN)
[edit ] Historical campaigns
Consort Beagles Campaign
Save the Goats
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185. Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
of Stop Huntingdon Animal Cruelty (SHAC), an activist group that worked to close animal testing laboratories. Six members of the group were charged and put on trial for a "multi-faceted" and decentralized grassroots activist campaign against
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186. History of animal testing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
parliament, followed by the Cruelty to Animals Act (1876) , the first law specifically aimed at regulating animal testing. The legislation was promoted by Charles Darwin , who wrote to Ray Lankester in March 1871:
You ask about my opinion on
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187. Humane Slaughter Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
the slaughtering line when cruelty was observed. Officially, slaughtering was not to continue until said cruelty, whether as a result of equipment or of abuses by personnel, was corrected. However, the USDA eventually stopped authorizing USDA
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188. Farm Sanctuary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Takes Stand Against Animal Cruelty, Signs Farm Sanctuary's "No Foie Gras" Pledge
^ Shruti, Dave. "Craving foie gras? Look beyond Stephen Starr", The Daily Pennsylvanian , January 12, 2007
^ "Animal Clones Approved for Human Food" .
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