Marc LeVan, MBE
@phaedrus74.bsky.social
3L at Maryland Law School; politics and political theory; animal rights; abolitionist veganism; social ecology; environmental justice; views are mine
Yes, and they pose absolutely no risk of “mitochondrial disruptions” or whatever it is that RFK thinks he can see in children passing by…
September 4, 2025 at 12:31 AM
Yes, and they pose absolutely no risk of “mitochondrial disruptions” or whatever it is that RFK thinks he can see in children passing by…
Yes, but in “buying” a chicken, one is maintaining that these animals are merely property, rather than possessing inherent dignity or rights.
Many vegans (myself included) maintain that if a living being is sentient, that being matters for its own sake, and it can never be commodified.
Many vegans (myself included) maintain that if a living being is sentient, that being matters for its own sake, and it can never be commodified.
September 3, 2025 at 1:37 AM
Yes, but in “buying” a chicken, one is maintaining that these animals are merely property, rather than possessing inherent dignity or rights.
Many vegans (myself included) maintain that if a living being is sentient, that being matters for its own sake, and it can never be commodified.
Many vegans (myself included) maintain that if a living being is sentient, that being matters for its own sake, and it can never be commodified.
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You don't live in a world where they are at risk, you live in a country where they are at risk. America choses to have gun violence inflicted on their children.
August 28, 2025 at 8:07 PM
You don't live in a world where they are at risk, you live in a country where they are at risk. America choses to have gun violence inflicted on their children.
I fear he will soon call all of the “fixed star” cases we learned in Con Law II wrong as well
August 24, 2025 at 7:01 PM
I fear he will soon call all of the “fixed star” cases we learned in Con Law II wrong as well
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Most animal exploitation happens in wealthy or urban areas, not remote communities. It's not "middle class sensibility" to reject needless use of animals. If you aren't in survival mode, you're responsible for your choices.
August 18, 2025 at 2:12 PM
Most animal exploitation happens in wealthy or urban areas, not remote communities. It's not "middle class sensibility" to reject needless use of animals. If you aren't in survival mode, you're responsible for your choices.