Rough Draft Should the state execute dogs that have bitten someone? Bitten by dogs is becoming more and more common these days. But should the states execute the dogs? No, they shouldn’t because what if they only had bitten people out of self defense, or because they were trained that way, and what if it was an accident? These are things you need to think about before agreeing to it.
The use of the dogs begins the evil use of force, which helps Napoleon maintain power. Later, the dogs do even more immoral things when they are instructed to kill the animals labeled “disloyal.” Stalin, too, had his own special force of “helpers.”Really there are followers loyal to any politician or government leader, but Stalin in particular needed a special police force to eliminate his opponents. This is how Trotsky was killed. Like Stalin using his secret police force to
Explore the ways in which Bronte uses the motif of Dogs in ‘Wuthering Heights’ In ‘Wuthering Heights’, Bronte uses the motif of dogs throughout the novel both symbolically and to present imagery. The dogs, like the Earnshaws and the Lintons, are related, suggesting that the family’s actions in the novel are savage and animalistic (like the dogs). Dogs figure in multiple scenes such as the opening scene when Lockwood tries to enter Wuthering Heights and finds not only several locked gates but also a pack of dogs preventing his entry, "two hairy monsters" with the names Gnasher and Wolf who attack Lockwood. Their lack of hospitality can therefore symbolically relate to Heathcliff, as he is described as a “mad dog” and “savage beast” throughout the novel. The use of dogs in the opening chapter of the novel, further suggests that dogs will be important figures in the novel.
Gun casualties and incidents throughout the country have woken the public up from its ignorance and shown them the danger guns can pose to society (Martinez, 2013). While some people want a complete blanket ban on the ownership of guns, others wants an easier access to guns so that every person may look after their own security. Part of what makes the term gun control a very controversial topic is that it’s used in a ambiguous way that does not explain the details of the issue and the demands, apart from literally controlling guns. The two prominent sides of the debate are the groups who ask for liberal gun laws that make it easier for a person to procure guns and conversely, there are groups who want to repeal the second amendment. I personally am a strong believer that an “ideal society” should have no guns; nevertheless crime is a big problem to the citizens of our society and guns are necessary.
By far, the most common breeds focused upon are the pit bull type breeds. BSL relies on the premise that all dogs of a certain breed are vicious by their very nature. BSL might require an additional registration fee for certain breeds of dogs, requires the dogs to be muzzled in public, or completely forbids the keeping of those dogs. Breed-specific legislation applies only to dogs of a certain appearance, not to any and all dogs. It does not take into account how the owner has raised, trained, or managed the dog.
The Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) estimated in 2007, that approximately 250,000 dogs were placed in a fighting pit nationwide ("Animal Cruelty"). In addition 40,000 people were involved in organized fights, while 100,000 people were involved in street level fights ("Animal Cruelty"). What can cause this practice to be considered a sport and not cruelty? And if proven to be a sport, what does a dog actually win? Freedom?
There are estimated to be 400 million dogs in the world. A wolf is a carnivorous mammal. When hunting, they often howl as a signal to other wolves in their pack. Females have four to six pups each spring. In many areas, the wolves are nearly gone because they were killed by humans.
Both types of cruelty should be taken seriously, but psychiatrists have found that harming animals is a precursor to committing more acts of violence. These acts of violence could potentially be against humans. FBI Supervisory Special Agent Allen Brantley was quoted as saying, "Animal cruelty is not a harmless venting of emotion in a healthy individual; This is a warning sign." Take the Columbine school
So Phy Mrs. Figel Persuasive Essay 29 May 2015 Animal Testing Must Stop Each year in the United States, an estimated seventy million animals are hurt or killed in the name of science by private institutions. Abraham Lincoln once said, “I am in favor of animal rights as well as human rights that are the way of a whole human being.” There are three main topics to prove why animal testing should be illegal: innocent lives matter, no benefits for killing animals, and people uses animals to perform expensive and unreliable tests. In 2009, according to investigation inside the laboratories stated nearly 75,000 dogs were kidnapped, including thousands of homeless animals from shelters. They were taken away by group of scientists and researchers (PETA). For example, dogs are perfect object in human-disease studies, including studies of heart and hormonal disorders.
Also the way that the animals react to the stress of the experiments can severely affect the end results, rendering the experiments meaningless. Although it is true that we need animals to test our medical drugs on because if we didn’t, with modern day technology we wouldn’t be able to find cures for major diseases. But that doesn’t mean we should treat them so