Francione did this in his 2007 article āWeāre all Michael Vickā. He calls it moral schizophrenia. Singer calls it secondary speciesism: prioritising some non-human animals over others. I donāt know if anyone has made a habit of it, I think itās a good idea. Iād be interested to see someone try to measure the effects this kind of argument has on the audience.
Wow, great example. Thanks for sharing this. Everytime I see this happening, it frustrates me, but I donāt actually have a clear idea of how to talk about it.
Francione did this in his 2007 article āWeāre all Michael Vickā. He calls it moral schizophrenia. Singer calls it secondary speciesism: prioritising some non-human animals over others. I donāt know if anyone has made a habit of it, I think itās a good idea. Iād be interested to see someone try to measure the effects this kind of argument has on the audience.
Wow, great example. Thanks for sharing this. Everytime I see this happening, it frustrates me, but I donāt actually have a clear idea of how to talk about it.