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November 13, 2009
Exposing the Animal Rights Agenda
And it’s now more important than ever that this information reaches as many people as possible.
With HSUS ready to target several states, it’s clear the save-the-chickens wingnuts are powerful and on the go. Animal rights activists are targeting children and spuriously representing themselves as “ethical,” “responsible,” and “humane,” and someone needs to spread the word about just what these groups really stand for.
Click below to download, read, or print these helpful guides to the fringe-group fanatics you thought you knew.
Today’s animal rights movement has never wavered from its ultimate aim: the complete abolition of a long list of consumer choices that most Americans enjoy. These include meat, dairy foods, hunting, fishing, zoos, aquariums, circuses, rodeos, fur, leather, wool, and silk.
Activists even want to do away with vital medical research that uses animals. PETA co-founder and president Ingrid Newkirk once proclaimed: “Even if animal research resulted in a cure for AIDS, we’d be against it.” And PCRM recently filed a complaint against a hospital whose doctors were using pigs to hone their surgical skills—the most realistic option available for medical training.
Inch by inch, groups like PETA, PCRM, and HSUS continue to advance toward a society that views human beings as no different from (and no more important than) barnyard livestock and lab rats. Giving legal “rights” to Babe and Rover is an integral part of an animal rights future.
Sunshine is the best disinfectant. Share these “7 Things You Didn’t Know” resources with a friend, a family member, your government officials, or even your community’s newspaper or TV news team. Then just sit back and watch the light of truth do its thing.
These handouts are ©2009 by the Center for Consumer Freedom, but permission is hereby given to reproduce them in any number for any educational purpose, as long as they are not edited in any way.
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