Against Animal Rights

Elisa said:
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am shocked how you talk about the "peanuts" that may result from breeding. You write in a nonchalant way that "there is nothing wrong" with crossing rabbits that might produce "peanuts" and that some breeders just kill them or let them "expire." These are animals!!! On one hand you seem to love rabbits and on the other you do not have a problem with producing rabbits that are too small to live. It's sad how humans exploit animals for their own benefits!
Thank you for taking the time to read this,
Sincerely,
Elisa, a shocked animal lover

Our reply:

Dear Elisa,
We appreciate your courtesy, despite your shock.

You're talking the talk, but have you truly done the animal rights vs animal welfare research for yourself?

• Have you any idea how many "rescued" animals PETA kills? (97%)
  
  
• Do you realize that the animal rights agenda - the vision of a world where there is no animal usage and no "animal exploitation" -- will result in the extinction and elimination of all pets, including dogs and cats?
  
  
• Do you realize that the massive fields of grain that would be required to feed an exclusively vegan world would result in nothing but deserts? Do you realize that the global ecosystem would collapse and the planet would die if the HSUS gets its way?
  
  
• Do you realize that the powers-that-be (the global big boys) understand the above threat to the globe, and plan a global purge of humanity in order to solve the 'problem'? (I promise I have 'carved in stone' documentation for what might sound fantastical)
  
  
• Have YOU done the research?

And: www.petakillsanimals.com.

We’re against animal rights, but that doesn’t mean we don’t care about animals. We do. When will the animal rights rank and file realize that the animal rights big-wigs have an agenda, and it has nothing to do with consideration for the wellbeing of animals? They are lying to you. Do your research, and don't just swallow the animal rights propaganda.

To answer your concerns:
Raising-Rabbits is against animal rights, but we’re passionate about animal welfare. We support rabbit breeders of all breeds, including the dwarf breeds, and continue to add comprehensive rabbit care information to the Raising-Rabbits.com website to assist breeders with providing high quality rabbit care and welfare.

Did you realize there are species of animals that could not possibly survive without human intervention? The domestic sheep comes immediately to mind. This is absolutely not animal exploitation. This is animal welfare. Our stance against animal rights is actually a pro-animals stance.

Take a look in your garden

You grow veggies, but how do the veggies eat?

From the bones and blood of dead animals, bugs and worms that enrich the soil.

EVERY species on earth is inter-dependent, from the smallest nematode and bacterium in the soil, all the way up to the largest elephants and whales, from the tundra grass with its clouds of mosquitoes feeding nesting sea birds every summer to the sequoias and redwoods towering 200+ feet in the clouds.

It is completely naive to protest the death of a "peanut" - or of the cows, chickens and rabbits that feed us - when every species on the planet, plant and animal, is benefiting from the deaths of the plants and the animals that have gone before it.

We believe that 6,000+ years of precedent is proof enough of the justice and ethics of using animals for the good of humanity.

A few caveats, which we think have become somewhat forgotten in this mechanized mega-farm age:

• Be kind to those animals while they live
• Butcher the animal-harvest humanely when the time comes, and,
• Pass the herds and flocks to your offspring (or new owners) in better condition than when you found them

We’re all for animal welfare, but against animal rights, which ignorantly seeks to abolish all uses of animals everywhere.

So: where is the problem with breeding dwarf rabbits and producing more dwarf rabbits? Those peanuts that result (possibly 25% of offspring) are usually born dead. And if they live and then die, where is the sin? Death is a part of life, and none of us, human or animal, will get out of this journey alive. The peanuts don't suffer. There is no lack of welfare, or of compassion. And yes, they are animals, but animals without an innate right to life, only a right to welfare while they live.

We think yes, but the United Nations apparently doesn’t. Do a Google search on "agenda 21 depopulation," and then let’s talk, because...

The for-or-against animal rights discussion is just a tiny piece of the much bigger, far more frightening, UN Agenda 21

They couldn't care less about YOU or your loved ones.

Pictured: the Georgia Guidestone Monument, also known as the American Stonehenge, which was erected in 1979 near Elberton, GA along Hwy 77. Pic is courtesy of http://loveforlife.com.au/node/5958.

LEARN MORE: United Nations AGENDA 21. Nope, not making this up. The powers-that-be are so confident, that they've carved it in 4-inch letters in granite.

Lest you doubt, I've posted pics at United Nations AGENDA 21.

The general public is being manipulated, played like a fiddle. Open your eyes!

Forget fretting that we're against animal rights, and start fighting for your own life.

Kindest regards,
Karen

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• Animal Rights Articles

• World of Raising Rabbits

• Easter Bunny History

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