Title: Bizarre, and unintentionally humourous
Product review: Although written in a more educated style than many other anti-animal rights books published by small presses, The Hijacking of the Humane Movement shares a bizarre distortion on the goals and practices of animal rights activists.Among the tiresome anti-animal rights myths promoted are: animal rightists want to eliminate all contact between humans and other animals,animal rightists are in it for the money, and Nazism is representative of the "true" animal rights philosophy (Chapter 3 is entitled "Nazi Germany: A Distortion of the Movement"). If anything in this book is frightening, it is that the authors and their friends actually believe this nonsense. If you want to learn about animal rights, go to the animal rights groups and animal rights philosophers and judge for yourself. On the other hand, if you want to learn what kinds of lies (delusions?) are promoted by animal exploiters then read this book.
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