Animal Abolitionism Revisited: Neo-Colonialism and Morally Unjustified Burdens |
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Authors: | Luis Cordeiro-Rodrigues |
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Institution: | 1.13th Building, Haibinhonglou, Department of Philosophy (Zhuhai),Sun Yat-sen University,Tangjiawan, Zhuhai,China |
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Abstract: | Bob Fischer has written a reply to my article ‘Animal Abolitionism and ‘Racism without Racists’’. In this article, Fischer contends that my arguments whereby animal abolitionism engages in acts of racism without racists are mistaken. I wish to reply to Fischer’s objections in this article, through four sets of contentions: (1) Fischer’s arguments reveal some misunderstandings in terms of the concept of racism and, particularly, of ‘racism without racists’; (2) his arguments also underestimate the burdens suffered by individuals who wish to become vegan; (3) Fischer’s views on infantilisation lead to counter-intuitive conclusions; (4) and Fischer’s counter-argument against my neo-colonial critique of abolitionism misunderstands the points made in my previous article. |
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