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Question 51 2 pts Which moral stance is taken toward the rights of animals by William Baxter? o Other animals have no rights at all--only human beings have rights. Except for rights like voting, humans and animals have the same rights. The fact that animals come from different species is morally irrelevant The rights of animals are extremely limited, mostly just the right to life.

Answer 1

As per policy we have to answer first four questions
1) Solution: option-1
Explanation: The animals have no "rights" and human beings have the rights
2) Solution: Using stray cats to get target practice with your new air rifle
Explanation: In regard to the animal right, Baxter states the animal usage to get target practice with a new air rifle will be morally permissible
3) Solution: increase in zoo space to provide more housing for wild animals
Explanation: Tom Regan advocated the equal value and equal rights for humans and animals
4) Solution: Species is an artificial distinction, just like race
Explanation: Peter Singer stated the speciesm with the racism

Answer 2

Question 3)Answer is moratorium on all forms of animal argiculture(dairy darms Question 4) the answer c is wrong Question 5) the killing maximized pleasure for the group