A Rat Is a Pig Is a Dog Is a Boy

Wesley J. Smith examines how the concept of animal rights has become deeply ingrained in Western society over the last three decades. He argues that while often perceived as simply promoting animal welfare, the movement actually champions a radical ideology that equates animal and human lives. Smith explores the fervent dedication of activists, some of whom resort to vandalism or terrorism, and makes a case for prioritizing human dignity over granting rights to animals.