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Abortion and Other Animals

12/03/2020 ZachLeave a comment

Do common pro-life arguments imply veganism?

Posted in philosophy, politicsTagged abortion, animals, argument, bill, conservative, debate, democracy, discourse, ethics, fetus, heartbeat, liberal, missouri, morals, political, pro-choice, pro-life, prochoice, prolife, rights, roe, speciesism, supreme court, theocracy, vegan, wade

Are Wild Horses Sovereign?

08/31/201908/31/2019 ConnorLeave a comment

The U.S. government is culling wild horses and burros in the American West. Do these beings have a right not to be systematically slaughtered by the state? Probably.

Posted in politicsTagged animals, government, libertarian, rights

How a Minority Rules

02/25/201908/21/2019 Zach3 Comments

Republican advantage over Democrats is deeper than gerrymandering. There are three that combine show the true depth of GOP power.

Posted in politicsTagged advantage, american, blog, budget, concept, conversation, corrupt, corruption, critique, current affairs, democracy, economics, editorial, election, electoral college, fake news, false equivalence, Fascism, FOx, Fox news, gaslighting, gerrymandering, GOP, guns, healthcare, hypocrisy, information, internet, journal, journalism, justice, language, liberal, logic, Lying, media, minority, news, norm, objection, partisan, philosophy, platform, political, politics, post-truth, power, President, question, radical, rational, reagan, religion, revolution, rights, rule, science, shameless, social, society, sociology, trump, truth, values, victory, Violence, voting, web, writing

Is Veganism Racist?

12/30/201802/04/2019 Zach4 Comments

A powerful and prevalent critique of veganism is the idea that it, its methods, or its impact are racist. But does the critique work?

Posted in philosophyTagged analogy, analysis, animal, animals, aph, aphro-ism, argument, Black, blog, book, conversation, critique, ethics, factory, farming, feminism, food, hypocrisy, internet, intersectional, intersectionality, julia brueck, justice, ko, ko sisters, language, logic, media, morality, objection, oppression, Peter singer, philosophy, political, politics, poll, prejudice, question, race, racism, religion, review, rights, science, sexism, social, society, sociology, speciesism, syl, teaching, truth, vegan, veganism, vegetarian, Violence, web, white, writing

Philosophy of Taxes: A (GO)Primer

03/16/201808/31/2018 JustinLeave a comment

Should there be any taxes? Why should a government collect taxes? How should a government collect taxes?

Posted in philosophy, politicsTagged GOP, Myth of Ownership, Nagel, property, rights, taxes

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