What is the moral difference between a dog and a pig?

While dogs are still victims of speciesism, most humans respect them enough not to eat or murder them. So if there is no moral difference, why are other species of our fellow animals viewed differently?

What is Veganism?

Living vegan means opposing animal use, such as:
• Eating their bodies or what comes from them
• Wearing their skin or hair
• Testing on their bodies
• Forcing them to ‘entertain’ us

Living vegan isn’t about being perfect. It’s about doing what we can to prevent the violation of other animals’ basic moral rights. This means seeing them as someone versus something, regardless of their species.

What is Animal Rights?

​​​​​What is Animal Rights?
The philosophy of animal rights says that all animals are unique individuals who, like us, experience life. This means we all have a valid claim to basic moral rights – both humans and our fellow animals.

• Animal rights is an extension of human rights theory
• The focus is on moral rights (not legal rights)
• Experiencing life means having interests
• A right is a way of protecting an interest
• Breeding, using, displacing, or killing someone is a ​violation of their rights

It could also be said that animal rights all comes down to one key right, the right to be respected.

A summary of animal rights could be:
“An individual’s basic moral right to be respected and to not be bred, used, or murdered.”

What is Animal Rights?

​​​​​What is Animal Rights?
The philosophy of animal rights says that all animals are unique individuals who, like us, experience life. This means we all have a valid claim to basic moral rights – both humans and our fellow animals.

• Animal rights is an extension of human rights theory
• The focus is on moral rights (not legal rights)
• Experiencing life means having interests
• A right is a way of protecting an interest
• Breeding, using, displacing, or killing someone is a ​violation of their rights

It could also be said that animal rights all comes down to one key right, the right to be respected.

A summary of animal rights could be:
“An individual’s basic moral right to be respected and to not be bred, used, or murdered.”

Share your thoughts with others!

Language is the foundation of our advocacy

The words we use shape the way we view the world, and by extension, how others view the world.

To test this, try to go through a day without using language specific for our fellow animals that we wouldn’t also use for humans. It’s more challenging than you might think!

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