The Importance of Animal Rights

Animal rights are ethical concepts based on the notion that animals should always be allowed to live free of selfish demands.

Unlike humans who have the ability to speak out their emotions and desires through "word" language, it is difficult for animals to do the same. Since people, over the course of time, have made significant changes in languages to be easily understood by other people, animals are not taught like them. Because life is a game of survival, humans made their way on them to easily control other living things, either other humans or animals or trees.

Animal rights are directly opposed to cruelty to animals, including involving animals exploited by people for a broad range of purposes, including food, unconventional items, and sometimes even pets.

Nowadays everyone advocates for animal protection in some form or another. Many individuals believe that the concept of animal welfare is unrealistic. Maybe because most people live as if they are the ones above because of money and such. People who are controlled by money can easily give an opinion and make decisions based on what will benefit them the most.

For example, the restaurant you usually or like to go to, obviously, has its own "warehouse" for meats. Well, I know some restaurants that just go to grocery stores every now and then but those are just the start-up ones. The warehouse where different animals are in is taken care of and bred for maintenance and production. Now, logically thinking there is nothing wrong with that. I actually think that it is good. For the reason that we all have needs and people go to restaurants to eat and not all of them only eat vegetables. The concept is like if you plan to cut a tree, then you must plant another one.

I think the only problem when it comes to animal rights activists is they see that kind of procedure as torture. Humans maintain animals in deplorable circumstances before exploiting them as sustenance. Chickens are housed in extremely tiny cages or battery boxes. Farm animals are confined in cages so tiny that they are unable to stretch or turn everywhere and increase muscle mass. Most individuals defend this method by citing the nutritional worth of meat, including the nutrients and proteins it contains. It's like raising a person just to be killed for "production".

However, there is an argument to that statement because we can't fall to that level of being an animal. Animals don't have the ability to logically thinking and understand. For most of them, the concept of living is just eating, sleeping, and surviving. Humans not only do those three things but they are also built to protect wildlife and other people.

When we define "liberties" as legal protection from violence, numerous animals already have constitutional protections, and the concept of animal rights isn't very contentious. The majority of people reject such a comparison.

The problem why animal rights should always be a concern is because of animal experimentation. It refers to techniques conducted on animals for fundamental biology and health data analysis. Irrespective of the ethical concerns they raise, animals end up with physical pain, emotional conflict, and misery in enormous quantities of rational creatures.

Most methods have the capacity to inflict physical and psychological anguish and misery on the animals. Animal treatments that are commonly used include genetic modification, coercive exposure to toxins, and development techniques.

The specific number is unknown since only a tiny percentage of nations collect and publish statistics on animal research and exploration.

Animals deserve to experience a pain-free existence. Within such a framework, all living creatures form a harmonious ecology. Even though we are at the top of the so-referred food chain, humans should not constantly care for themselves. It is our job as occupants of this earth to safeguard all sentient organisms, especially animals. We ought to have fairness within ourselves and throughout the environment in which we live.