Supposing the vivisectors forced to abandon this position, they may then fall back on the next parallel— 6. That the pain inflicted on an individual animal in vivisection is not greater than in sport. I am no sportsman, and so … Continue reading
Supposing the vivisectors forced to abandon this position, they may then fall back on the next parallel— 6. That the pain inflicted on an individual animal in vivisection is not greater than in sport. I am no sportsman, and so … Continue reading
I come now to another class of fallacies—those involved in the comparison, so often made, between vivisection and field-sports. If the theory, that the two are essentially similar, involved no worse consequence than that sport should be condemned by all … Continue reading
I come now to another class of fallacies—those involved in the comparison, so often made, between vivisection and field-sports. If the theory, that the two are essentially similar, involved no worse consequence than that sport should be condemned by all … Continue reading
4. That man is infinitely more important than the lower animals, so that the infliction of animal suffering, however great, is justifiable if it prevent human suffering, however small. This fallacy can be assumed only when unexpressed. To put it … Continue reading
4. That man is infinitely more important than the lower animals, so that the infliction of animal suffering, however great, is justifiable if it prevent human suffering, however small. This fallacy can be assumed only when unexpressed. To put it … Continue reading
