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Intellectual Test Part II for non-conservatives

Posted by KsReaganite on Thursday, May 22, 2008 1:57:30 PM

Here is the next set of questions.

Is the mistreatment of animals morally offensive?
While you personally perhaps will never be cruel to an animal, do you believe there should be laws preventing your neighbor from being cruel to his dog and cat?
Cruel pet owners often respond to animal rights activists who want to strengthen animal cruelty laws by saying 'Don?t like animal cruelty, don't get an animal but leave us alone to our beliefs.' Should a free society have laws to protect animals from cruelty?
Should we leave the treatment of pets up to the conscience of each pet owner and their families, clergyman, and veterinarian and keep government interference out?
Given the fact that in some cultures and religions things like rooster-fighting and dog-baiting are perfectly acceptable and legitimate, should we have still laws prohibiting them?

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