Question

Singer’s view on animal testing

Warren’s view of human rights and animal rights: content and strength of rights

Warren’s view of non-paradigm humans.

Answer 1

Singer's view on animal testing:

Singer puts forward many moral justification about animal testing. According to him we are all animals. He also cited examples of Bible where he justified animal experimentation. His conversation with Dr. Aziz gives us clear picture of his justification about animal testing in which he said to him that how experiments on animals helped to make human life better. He was in support of animal testing if that testing is for the good even if on the cost of animal's lives.

Warren's review of Human Rights and animal rights: content and strength of Rights.

• Warren wanted animal should not be kept as strong rights as human keep.He argued that if any animal creates any harm to human, must be killed to prevent humans from harm.
• According to warren animal rights must be given weak position so that it Can be overruled whenever it is needed to be overruled for the betterment of humans.
• According to warren humans have reason to listen where as animals don't have such capability so it become justifiable to override animals rights overtime for the sake of human benifits.

Warren's view of non-paradigm humans:

According to warren all non-paradigm humans are sentient beings which possesses some additional qualities that are not present in other animals. He put some moral status to these animals that how to treat those animals.warren agrues that all things that have inherent value are equal so according to him animals are subject of a life and all subject of a life have inherent value and those who have inherent value are equal.