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Animals have rights like humans as they were created by God and should be treated equally. The document discusses how animals are abused and killed for food, fur, and experimentation, with 39% of animals being abused each year. It argues that abusing animals is wrong and will lead to their extinction, and promotes treating animals and humans as one family living in peace.
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- 1. Animal rights Animals have rights. They have rights because they were created by god. All animal should be treated equally like human. Animals are species like humans. They are just living their own trying to survive the world and trying to live in peace. Good morning/afternoon mr.finocchi and fellow classmates I’m here to talk about animal rights and how they are abused by people. Animals have life and rights. No animals should be abuse. Animals are like humans who eat, sleep and care for their babies. In our time today animals are killed and sold at stores like meat and chicken. Some animals that have fur are killed and sell their fur to the market to make money. Research shows that every year 39% of animals are abused and killed. This might increase in the following future. Children in the future won’t see any animals if people keeps abusing animals every year. All people and animals should live together in peace so there will be no abusing of animals. Lot of people in the world think that animals are just things to make money and food. People who think that they are just for money and food should be put in justice. Scientist use animals for experiment which is dangerous because they’ll hurt the animal or kill the animal. Lots of people are against this abused but some are not. Those people who are not against animal abused are those who own a company that make animal food and stuff. People should not buy stuff that is made from animal because it’s abusing the animals. A man name Philip wollen who is against the abused of animals said that animals should be off the menu because they are screaming in terror, slaughterhouse, in crates, and cages. He was a man who loves animals and who heard their crying voices. Animals in the sea are always killed. 90% of small fish are ground into pellets to feed livestock. Vegetarian like cows are now the world’s largest ocean predator. The ocean is dying in our time. In future maybe there will be no fishes in the sea. 10,000 species are wiped out every year because of our actions. We are now facing 6th mass extinction in cosmological history. It is crime to kill animals. The world has changed now. Animal Rights is now the greatest Social Justice issue since the abolition of slavery. Meat causes us a wide range of cancers and heart disease. If we stop eating animals and try eating vegetables, all human are safe from heart disease and cancers. Animals are not just other species. They are other nation. And we murder them at our peril. I believe that if we take off animals off the menu all the abused animals will decrease to 0% and there will be peace in the world. Imagine a world that is peace, Humans and animals are in one big family. And help each other in problem. I know people can change their ways in a better way. Thank you for listening to my speech. I hope someday all people should realize that animals have rights and should not be abused and killed.