Peter Singer in the article “All Animals are Equal,” defends the opinion that non-human animals must be respected as the lives of humans. He argues that all animals are equals. Singer claims equality is the base on same consideration, is a moral idea, and the capacity to suffer is a prerequisite for rights.
To demonstrate that equality is based on equal consideration, Peter argues ideas to not extend the rights to non humans are inconsistent. He believes that equality does not mean equal rights. The idea of this is showing that dogs do not know what voting means, so, they do not have that right. For example, it is does not follow that a man and woman will have equal rights, because the claim that man has the right to an abortion is as
To demonstrate that equality is based on equal consideration, Peter argues ideas to not extend the rights to non humans are inconsistent. He believes that equality does not mean equal rights. The idea of this is showing that dogs do not know what voting means, so, they do not have that right. For example, it is does not follow that a man and woman will have equal rights, because the claim that man has the right to an abortion is as