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11. How to Do Animal Rights - The Five Freedoms

Animal RightsPaintings & Prints Free Use You are welcome to use these on your not-for-profit web site. Chapter 10 The Five Freedoms The Five Freedoms

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12. How to Do Animal Rights - Egoism, Emotivism & Subjectivism

Animal RightsPaintings & Prints Free Use You are welcome to use these on your not-for-profit web site. Chapter 7 Moral Dagers: egoism, emotivism &

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13. How to Do Animal Rights - Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare

Animal RightsPaintings & Prints Free Use You are welcome to use these on your not-for-profit web site. Chapter 10 Universal Declaration on Animal Welfare

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14. How to Do Animal Rights

(ought) is another. 7. Painism - is it morally wrong to cause severe Pain to reduce a lesser Pain? 8. Subject of a Life - an animal is a subject of a life and a singular individual. 9. Moral Daggers: egoism, emotivism,

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15. How to Do Animal Rights - Campaigning

Animal RightsPaintings & Prints Free Use You are welcome to use these on your not-for-profit web site. Chapter 3 Campaigning Snappy Page EssenceBy

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16. How to Do Animal Rights - Brains: Milestones of Understanding

here) bear in mind the pain and suffering endured by vivisected animals – and vivisected humans until human vivisection was banned - especially before pain killers were discovered in the 19th century. Left to right: human,

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17. How to Do Animal Rights - Chickens - Egglaying Hens

suffer acute and chronic pain; some die from shock. Beaks are sensitive to touch and contain pain receptors (birds feed by pecking and preen themselves with their beaks so they must feel what they are doing). Without a functioning beak a bird

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18. How to Do Animal Rights - Broad Setting

that animals do not feel pain even though animals behave as though they do feel pain. So what is our best attitude for being active for animals? Surely it is always to question what we know, try to understand what we do not know and keep a

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19. How to Do Animal Rights - Violence or Nonviolence

Animal RightsPaintings & Prints Free Use You are welcome to use these on your not-for-profit web site. Chapter 5 Violence or Nonviolence Snappy Page

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20. How to Do Animal Rights - Animal-friendly Traveller

Animal RightsPaintings & Prints Free Use You are welcome to use these on your not-for-profit web site. Chapter 4 Animal-friendly Traveller What’s

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