Rights come from the ability to think, not from the ability to suffer. Many people can agree that animals need rights to be able to stay alive and be safe. But ask yourself if this is really the only solution to saving animals? In my case, I think this is not the only solution, for animals to be safe, people need to realize that it is their fault that animals are subject to suffrage. The lives of animals are at stake because of the actions of human beings. Animals do not need rights to be protected. Human beings must learn to behave morally, rather than respect the rights of animals, even though the absence of cruelty does not make an act morally good. (Lewis) As noted above, “the absence of cruelty does not make an act morally good,” is a phrase that allows your brain to run wild with ideas and emotions. It makes you think and question not only the ethical treatment of animals, but also the morally correct human being. When an individual practices to be morally right, he or she need not only be absent in morally wrong areas. They must use good practices as examples for others. They must expose them to show others how to act and how to educate their peers. We forget that we are examples to others and that when we act as human beings in a morally correct way, we show others how they should act as well. Recognizing evil is something we need to do instead of ignoring it. We need to make people aware of evil so that it doesn't become a way of doing things. Animal rights and human morality are the topic and often debated in the agriculture and livestock industries. There are hardworking individuals in these industries who strive to educate people about ethical treatment, but there are also those involved who don't understand. ...... middle of paper ...... flights are given freely but can be taken quickly. If humans treated other humans the same way they treat animals, things would be very different. When ethical and humane treatments are practiced and transmitted, people will be more satisfied with the care provided to animals. They will therefore consider this an animal right. It will no longer be a fight between animal rights and human morality. Works Cited Fracione, Gary L. Animal Rights: The Abolitionist Approach. August 1, 2013. Document. September 13, 2013. Gannon, Frank. Discussion topic: Animal rights, human wrongs? 2007. Document. November 01, 2013. Klein, Shawn E. The Animal Rights Problem. nd Document. November 21, 2013. Lewis, CS Animal Ethics. nd Document. September 26, 2013. New World Encyclopedia: Animal Rights. October 12, 2012. Document. September 19, 2013. Wikipedia. nd Document. September 6 2013.