Home
Archive
Newsletters
Video
Blogs
Discuss
About
Search
Donate
Advertise

The Politics of Dog

By John Feffer, AlterNet. Posted June 14, 2002.


Korean cuisine has drawn the ire of animal rights groups in the West. But in a truly tolerant world, we should be able to have our dogs and occasionally eat them, too.

Share and save this post:

      

      

Share on Facebook       

AlterNet Social Networks:
follow us on twitter
find us on Facebook

In Special Coverage

Belief:
Hey Religious Believers, Where's Your Evidence?
Greta Christina

Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace:
Congress Can Kill Outlandish Bonuses for Wall Streeters: Why Won't They?
Sam Pizzigati

DrugReporter:
The Feds Are Addicted to Pot -- Even If You Aren't
Paul Armentano

Environment:
What Happened to a Binding Treaty in Copenhagen? Uncovering Efforts to Undermine Action
Brian Tokar

Food:
Righteous Porkchop: Vegetarian Rancher Explains How to Raise Animals the Right Way and the Ills of Factory Farms
Tara Lohan

Health and Wellness:
25 Years Since the Bhopal Disaster, We've All Become Victims of the Chemical Industry
Gary Cohen

Immigration:
Italy's Media Wrestle With Immigrant-Bashing
Sandip Roy

Media and Technology:
Teflon Dick: How Cheney Uses Media For Protection
Linda Milazzo

Movie Mix:
Disney Apocalypse: Why 2012 Sucks
Alexander Zaitchik

Politics:
Senator Sanders Unfiltered: Where Was The Fed?
Sen. Bernie Sanders

Reproductive Justice and Gender:
How Our Health System Screws Over Women
Barbara J. Berg

Rights and Liberties:
Purple Hearts On Death Row: War Damaged Vets Should Not Be Executed By the State
Karl R. Keys, Bill Pelke

Sex and Relationships:
6 Tricks to Sex After a Divorce
Julie Bogart

Take Action:
G-20 Meetings: Nothing Much Happened in the Suites, and There Was Too Much Punch in the Streets
Laura Flanders

Water:
The First Projections for Water in 2010 Are Out: Prepare Now for Another Dry Year
Peter Gleick

World:
Thank Obama for Waking a Sleeping Giant -- People Are Out in the Streets to Protest His War Plans
Jodie Evans

More stories by John Feffer

Advertisement
Upcoming AlterNet stories on Digg


Digg!    Share on facebook   submit to reddit    Bookmark on Delicious   Stumble This  

Liked this story? Get top stories in your inbox each week from AlterNet! Sign up now »


What Happened to a Binding Treaty in Copenhagen? Uncovering Efforts to Undermine Action
Environment: For much of this fall, most public statements by both US and UN officials have been pointedly aimed at lowering expectations. How did we get to this point?
By Brian Tokar, AlterNet. December 4, 2009.
The American Worker Has Become an Endangered Species, But We Can Turn That Around
Corporate Accountability and WorkPlace: We must build new economic sectors and nothing offers as much promise as do those of green manufacturing and renewable energy.
By Phaedra Ellis-Lamkins, AlterNet. December 4, 2009.
No Future Act of 2010: Oil Industry Comes Up With Their Version of a Federal Energy Bill
Environment: Not surprisingly, the industry's bill requires expedited oil drilling everywhere -- Arctic Refuge Coastal Plain, fish-rich Bristol Bay, and on the Florida Gulf Coast and Panhandle.
By Riki Ott, Chelsea Green Publishing. December 4, 2009.
Advertisement
Advertisement

 

  • AlterNetYour turn

Support AlterNet
Do you value the information you're getting from AlterNet? Please show your support with a tax-deductible donation.


Feedback
Tell us how we're doing.

Advertisement
Advertisement