Puppies Pigs And People Summary

Puppies, Pigs, and People For many years humans have been eating animal meat and their by-products. In Puppies, Pigs, and People, Norcross talks about how eating meat from animals can compare to the story of Fred’s and his puppies. He mentions how morals should play a part in the decision as to whether the acts are wrong or not. Norcross references causal impotence and how it effects the cases of both the puppies and factory farming. A major concern that is in the article is how disabled humans and how they should be treated compared to animals with similar cognitive levels. All of this is relevant to how the animals have been inhumanely treated by humans and also respect the humans morals. The story of Fred’s basement started when Fred was involved in a car accident a couple of years ago and had sustained a head trauma. When he was released from the hospital, he had no know ill effect from the injury. He went to his favorite restaurant and for dessert he ordered the restaurant’s famous rich dark chocolate mousse. When he started eating the mousses, Fred noticed that the dessert tasted bland and was missing the intense chocolate flavor that he loved. After being
He uses the example of classifying guilty or innocent people by their gender and that Saint Peter sends four males to hell for being guilty, but also send the one innocent male to hell just because he is male. While sending all the males to hell Peter sent the four innocent females to heaven along with the guilty female. This example shows that an argument like that is absurd to determine the fate of the people in the afterlife. This would be the same in the marginal cases. Just because one animal species lacks that quality does not mean all the animals in that species