Animals should not be used for entertainment purposes from "summary" of Animal Liberation by Peter Singer
The use of animals for entertainment purposes is a pervasive practice in today's society. From circuses to zoos to rodeos, animals are often exploited for the amusement of humans. However, this practice raises ethical concerns that cannot be ignored. When we consider the idea of using animals for entertainment, we must ask ourselves whether it is morally justifiable to exploit sentient beings for our own pleasure. Animals, like humans, are capable of experiencing pain, pleasure, fear, and other emotions. Therefore, subjecting them to unnatural and often stressful conditions solely for the purpose of entertainment is ethically problematic. Furthermore, the use of animals for entertainment often involves the deprivation of their natural behaviors and instincts. For example, animals in circuses are trained to perform tricks t...
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