This house regrets the dominant belief of anthropocentrism.
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This house believes that vegan activists should focus their campaign on vegan accessibility instead of the morality of veganism
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This house supports a uniform standard for animal welfare, regardless of the animal's perceived utility (e.g. how cute they are, how useful they are in service to humans, etc.)
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This house would ban the production and consumption of meat
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This house, as the animal rights movement, Would support animal welfare reform (eg 'humane', cage-free, grass fed animal products) campaigns over arguing that consuming animals is inherently immoral.
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This house believes that environmental movements should concentrate their conservation efforts on protecting keystone animals, even at the expense of other endangered species
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This house believes that the animal rights movement should focus on environmental concerns as opposed to the ethics of animal exploitation
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This house, as the animal rights movement, Would campaign solely focusing on large-scale atrocities (e.g. battery farming, animal testing) as opposed to individual behaviours (e.g. eating meat, wearing leather)
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This house regrets anthropocentrism in the environmental rights movement
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This house would institute an animal rights committee and give it veto power over all legislation
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This house believes that animal rights groups should prioritise their campaigns on farmed animals being treated well and killed without excessive pain and suffering, rather than discouraging the use of animal-based products.
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This house opposes THE PRIORITIZATION OF HUMAN COMFORT OVER ANIMAL WELFARE (E.G. INDUSTRIAL MEAT AND DAIRY CONSUMPTION, LEATHER, ANIMAL TESTING FOR NON-MEDICALLY ESSENTIAL PURPOSES, ETC).
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This house would heavily tax high intensity animal farming
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That we would place an immediate global ban on the sale or consumption of animal products
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This house believes that animal rights activists should prioritize legislative reforms (e.g. banning factory farming) over changing people’s attitudes toward animals (e.g. veganism or vegetarianism)
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This house, as Buzz Lightyear, would create a secret organisation to seek out and liberate other sentient toys
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This house, as the individual, would choose to install the device despite the consequences for the cat
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This house would require people to visit a slaughterhouse in order to obtain a license to eat meat
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This house as person X would pull the lever
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This house would impose a sin tax on non vegan consumption