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Animal 'rights' and the new man haters
Source: Ayn Rand Institute
Author: Edwin Locke, Ph.D.
Country: United States

"In the name of so-called 'animal rights,' terrorists have committed hundreds of violent crimes. ... The animal 'rights' movement, however, is not about the humane treatment of animals. Its goal is the animalistic treatment of human beings." (1999)

Animal 'rights' vs. man's rights
Source: Ayn Rand Institute
Author: Edwin Locke, Ph.D.
Country: United States

"The granting of fictional rights to animals is not an innocent error. We do not have to speculate about the motive, because the animal "rights" advocates have revealed it quite openly. ... These self-styled lovers of life do not love animals; rather, they hate men." (1999)

ARI Watch: A critical review of the Ayn Rand Institute
Source: ARI Watch
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A review of 'Animal Rights and Wrongs'
Source: Free Life
Author: Danny Frederick
Country: United States

In his book "Animal Rights and Wrongs," "Roger Scruton argues that animals do not have rights but that we do have duties and responsibilities towards them." (1998)

Animal rights: teaching or deceiving kids
Source: Science
Author: Deborah Runkle and Ellen Granger
Country: United States

"Students in grades kindergarten through 12 are a prime target for animal rights advocates, and the research community needs to counter their misinformation with good information." (1997)

Animals are property
Source: The Libertarian Enterprise
Author: L. Neil Smith
Country: United States

"Lions have teeth, giraffes have long necks, birds have wings, humans have rights. They are our primary -- if not only -- means of survival. They arise from a quality unique to human beings ... That difference -- the wellspring of human rights -- is sapience." (10/29/96)

Animal rights in a free society
Source: Advocates for Self-Government
Author: Dr. Mary Ruwart
Country: United States

Dr. Ruwart discusses the means for preventing animal abuse in a free society, including moral suasion and refusing to punish animal rescuers. (1999)

Biting the hand that cures you
Source: The Libertarian Enterprise
Author: Dr. Joseph E. Murray
Country: United States

It's ironic that so many young adults who are the beneficiaries of animal testing now reject the very process by which the scourge of polio and so many other diseases have been removed from their lives. (11/95)

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