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Date Posted: 08:26:29 09/14/06 Thu
Author: Hap
Subject: Varmit, do you reckon that cow will still chouse your son-in-law to the fence if she becomes adopted family?

Conference outlines animal-rights agenda:

About 500 people representing several animal-rights groups attended the second annual "Taking Action for Animals" conference in Washington D.C. last week. According to a release from the Animal Agriculture Alliance, Wayne Pacelle, president of the Humane Society of the United States committed to redoubling the group's efforts against modern animal agriculture. According to the Alliance, Pacelle pledged his ongoing commitment to legislation and lobbying as key paths for the animal rights movement to move its agenda forward. He urged the audience to continue pursuing "animal guardianship" laws to replace animal ownership laws. For more information, go to www.drovers.com.

According to the release, Pacelle suggested using the term "Canine Americans" instead of dogs. Can "Bovine Americans"
be far behind?

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She's gonna chase him no matter what part of the family you make her. That guardianship is a really dangerous deal that they are trying to push on. The laws would pertain the same to animals as a human. Its there way of getting rid of everything with animals. We would have to build modern houses for all the animals. (NT) -- Varmit, 11:02:31 09/14/06 Thu
- This bill the House and Senate is trying to pass would be better if it involved more then just scientists and experments...... http://www.upi.com/SecurityTerrorism/view.php?StoryID=20060913-071828-7795r (NT) -- Varmit, 11:08:12 09/14/06 Thu

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