Jonathan Safran Foer Quote
After fleeing Nazi-occupied Poland, Nobel laureate Isaac Bashevis Singer compared species bias to the most extreme racist theories. Singer argued that animal rights was the purest form of social-justice advocacy, because animals are the most vulnerable of all the downtrodden. He felt that mistreating animals was the epitome of the might-makes-right moral paradigm. We trade their most basic and important interests against fleeting human ones only because we can.
Jonathan Safran Foer
After fleeing Nazi-occupied Poland, Nobel laureate Isaac Bashevis Singer compared species bias to the most extreme racist theories. Singer argued that animal rights was the purest form of social-justice advocacy, because animals are the most vulnerable of all the downtrodden. He felt that mistreating animals was the epitome of the might-makes-right moral paradigm. We trade their most basic and important interests against fleeting human ones only because we can.
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