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    began chuckling when he saw my sisters excitedly pointing at hens and chatting. My dad told the man that we wanted to buy two hens since Falls Church doesn’t allow roosters. While they began talking logistics, my mom and I walked over to my sisters and looked into the coop. There were dozens of identical rusty colored hens strutting around, making sounds, eating, and staring. My sister turned to me and exclaimed that she wanted the hen with the broken beak. I laughed a little bit but I still…

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    farms can’t recycle the manure it causes akir of pollution which is harming us and the animals. Salmonella bone illness. Many people in the world were getting sick by salmonella because it’s in hens and other animals, so they have to vaccinate them. The american regulators were not sure if vaccinating the hens would keep sicknesses away. The American Regulators decided that if humans would get sick off of eggs again then eggs would cost less than a dollar. Factory farms are giving animals…

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    Sense Datum

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    The speckled hen raises the issue of data communication and transfer. When looking at a hen with a multitude of polka dot spots, it is impossible to count the actual number of spots, yet the spots exist. There is a definite number of spots, there is no way that the hen is creating or has an infinite number of spots. The issue is that even though there is a finite number of speckled positions…

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    Speciesism. This is something the majority of humans do on a daily basis without realizing. According to the dictionary, speciesism can be defined as “discrimination in favor of one species, usually the human species, over another, especially in the exploitation or mistreatment of animals by humans.” Many people view animals as a food resource, entertainment and property; something they are not. Humans should treat animals with more respect and realize their value as individual sentient…

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    graded because it is not a test (Ganske, 2000). This will only help me in become a teacher, but I an thankful you are all willing to take time from independent reading to help me.” The screening inventory included a list of twenty words, which are: hen,…

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    The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines a subgroup as “a subset of a group that is itself a group.” Every single human belongs to a subgroup in some way, based on job, gender, ethnicity, or other defining characteristics. These individuals also belong to the greater group of society as a whole. While there is value of the individual to both parties, an individual’s role is greater to a subgroup. The individual human has a duty to fulfill in a subgroup, which in turn helps various subgroups work…

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    Up first, is one of George Orwell’s widely known novels, Animal Farm. As stated prior in the essay Animal farm is highly allegorical and is also a dystopian based novel. According to Orwell, and New Republic’s perspective on the novel, it is safe to assume that the book represents not only aspects of the Soviet Union but also the factors leading up to the Russian revolution. “It seems to me that the failure of this book arises from the fact that the satire deals not with something the author…

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    You, have probably found yourself at some point in your life eating a juicy bucket of fried chicken. Of course we are all aware that, that chicken was once a living creature; many people try to defend the slaughter industry by saying, it’s the circle of life, or they don’t suffer they just kill them, but we seem to have an unrealistic view of slaughter because it is actually quite, cruel, unneeded, and bad for the environment. Vegans have heard many things from I don’t care; I do care but meat…

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    For Animals, an organization which goes undercover and exposes situation in slaughterhouses and farms, found horrible conditions for hens such as being crammed into wire cages, chicks with their beaks burnt off, hens being rammed into battery cages, chicks being thrown into plastic bags for suffocation, and rotted hens and decomposed birds left in cages in which hens were still laying chicks in( Polis). This investigation caused Mcdonald 's, to cut ties with the company Sparboe Egg Farms saying…

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    the chick is a female then it is put back on the belt where she is then put up to a machine with a hot iron that removes her beak. If this piece of machinery is not available then the beak is cut off with a knife. Having this surgery results in the hens suffering greatly as they are then left to starve due to the pain caused due to them having their mouths removed. This is done so that they won’t fight with others in the cage even though they can’t move and that the cage is what is causing the…

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