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Members of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) often offer their opinions on animal rights around a dinner table?
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Members of PETA People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals often offer their opinions on animal rights around a dinner table?
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What is ethical treatment of farm animals?
It's a standard that states that all farm animals should be treated with their well being in mind. This includes access to food, water, and shelter, freedom from health problems, and freedom from malnutrition. Factory farms tend to keep the first three in mind as far as ethics are concerned, but other farms where livestock are not treated like machines keep in mind other very important ethics: ability to socialize with other members of its species, room to turn around, stretch its legs and walk around, freedom from health problems, injuries and malnutrition, and, last but not least, freedom to express its self in a manner that it would if it were in the wild. Ethical treatment and humane treatment of animals is a huge issue. Most people who have livestock are able to meet most of these criteria. If they are not they are either in it for only money, or simply don't care and shouldn't even own any animals.
What was Washington's cabinet members opinions on the french revolution?
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What is ethical principles legislation of Australia?
The ethical principle's legislation of Australia are the standards in which the country's government is supposed to operate and dictates the conduct of its members.
Do the members of congress deserve to have special rights?
In my opinion, no, but there are countering opinions.
When you appreciate the opinions of other team members you show?
Respect- apex
What is the purpose of PETA?
PETA is an organization that is against cruel treatment of animals, as suggested by its name (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals).Peta protests the rodeo, fur in fashion shows, KFC, etc. They also raid animal testing labs and go undercover in slaughterhouses.Their trademark catchphrase is "Animals are not ours to eat / wear / experiment on / be entertained by / abuse in any way." Their viewpoints are considered controversial in that they represent such a small portion of the population as a whole, yet they try to influence legislation which affects the entire population.Noted PeTA co-founder Ingrid Newkirk was once quoted as having said, "Humans have grown like a cancer. We're the biggest blight on the face of the earth."People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals This organization works to protect animals. Sadly, Peta doesnt care about dogs and cats. They take animals from shelters saying they will give them homes but they actually kill them..PETA, has done many good things, mainly making it publicly unacceptable to wear fur (which experts say would have happened on its own), sadly they have degraded and Ingrid Newkirk is widely regarded as a nutcase (even by ex-peta members). As my vegetarian friend said, "PETA is a club for crazy vegetarians."
What obstacles might arise from different ethical perspective among team members?
Team members with different ethical perspectives may disagree on how to handle tough situations. One may feel justified in doing something questionable that others object to.
Document usually created by the profession that provides guidance for the ethical behavior of its members?
Professional ethics
Document usually created by the profession that provides guidance for the ethical behavior of members?
Code of ethics
The ethical humanist society of the triangle?
The Ethical Humanist Society of the Triangle is the new name for the North Carolina Society for Ethical Culture. We recently changed our name to recognize that there is now another Ethical Society group in Asheville and to more clearly assert our identity as a humanist group. We remain a member of the American Ethical Union, the national organization of the Ethical Culture Movement whose members use various names such as Ethical Humanist Society, Ethical Culture Society, or Ethical Society. Check out their website at www.aeu.org.
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