Why do “Animal Rights” and “Left Wing” go hand in hand, and are there any notable excpetions?

Posted by admin on Jun 18, 2009 in food |
vegan movement
Z asked:


It seems automatically assumed that if you favour animal rights, you must be a leftist, pacifist,etc, and in demonstrations, protests and politics in general the 2 always go together.
Why?
A lot of leftists deride animal rights and frequently oppose the movement as sentimental, classist or the preserve of the rich (”the poor can’t afford to be vegans,”etc.)
Given that humans generally have largely abused or neglected the animal kingdom, why would one who cares about animal rights also devote themselves to bettering humanity?
Words like “conservative” or “right wing” are also frequently usd as metaphors for the hard-hearted or uncaring. What are the exceptions to this rule, in the case of animal rights?

By “right wing,” I do not mean fascism, extremism or racism. And Hitler being or not being vegetarian is irrelvant.

Ruth

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3 Comments

Shy Girl
Jun 20, 2009 at 5:00 pm

The here and financial superiority than leftwingers are more focused on the environment than left wingers are focused on the whole care less about things like animals and financial superiority than leftwingers are more focused on the whole care less about things like animals and.


 
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Mandingo
Jun 23, 2009 at 10:16 am

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