Animal Rights 2.0

We have talked about all the cruelty happening to these poor and innocent animals, how their rights are violated and mistreated. But what's the use of complaining about it when we're not doing anything to help reduce these madness? I know it is all because we are too lazy to care of all these so called unnecessary problems and we have no authority to control them. Besides that, i see the governments are working their hearts out to improve everything except an alternative way to deal with the killing of animals.

Yes, killing of animals are for the sake of making food and other materials but deep down i believe it doesn't just ends there. First there's hunting of wild animals for the sake of fun. Then, they cut those animals' heads off and hung them up on the walls as trophies. What's so great about these ''trophies''? What is there to prove when you killed those innocent animals? Does that prove you're better than them? It just makes you a merciless killer, that's all.
Hunting is not a sport.  In a sport, both sides should know they're in the game.  ~Paul Rodriguez(Source :http://www.quotegarden.com/a-rights.html)

I ask people why they have deer heads on their walls.  They always say because it's such a beautiful animal.  There you go.  I think my mother is attractive, but I have photographs of her.  ~Ellen DeGeneres
(Source :http://www.quotegarden.com/a-rights.html)

And then, there's the infamous underground dog fights. Betting on two dogs' life when they are fighting each other to death. How wonderful it sounds. Get a life and leave those dogs alone. There are plenty of more meaningful things to do besides making ones life miserable enough just to entertain yourselves. Don't you remember that quote, ''Dogs are man's best friends."?

Writing a blog on this specific theme gives me a whole new perspective on all those organizations that strive to enforce animal rights and ensuring their safety. Their works are the real 'trophies' that are worthy of our respect and being proud of. If the government would focus on them more, these cruelty can be reduced, even a slight bit would be for the best.

This week's theme is the hardest one of all as I am not quite the animal lover myself but it is also the most meaningful one of all as it made me realize how important animals is to our lives. So i urge all readers to read up on Animal Rights and help to preserve them as i believe there's happiness awaiting us at the end of day for hose who have done good deeds. I shall end this with another quote i find really heart moving and a picure.

Considerate la vostra semenza:
Fatti non foste a viver come bruti,
Ma per segue virtute e conoscenza.

("You were not made to live as brutes, but to follow virtue and knowledge.") — Dante, cited by Scruton.
(Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animal_rights)