He also provides a critique of the abolitionist views of Gary L . Francione and Joan Dunayer, who argue that animal rights supporters should not pursue a welfarist approach.
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However, the governing committee was made up of welfarists who objected to Gompertz'veganism, so they created a resolution that limited membership in the SPCA to Christians.
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Francione claims that the methodology of new welfarists in pursuing welfare reform cannot result in the abolition of their legal property status, which he argues is what matters most.
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New welfarists are those that argue the best path to animal rights or abolition is through welfare reform and believe that welfare reform will make humans more receptive to inherently valuing animals.
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Francione describes as " new welfarists " those who claim to support animal rights, but who support animal welfare regulation as the primary way to achieve incremental recognition of the inherent value of nonhumans.
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Francione has been critical of what he calls " animal welfarist organisations " such as PETA . He claims, quite controversially, that these groups condone the continued exploitation of animals through supporting isolated improvements in animal welfare.
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He calls such groups the " new welfarists, " arguing that, though their aim is an end to animal use, the reforms they pursue are indistinguishable from reforms agreeable to traditional welfarists, who he says have no interest in abolishing animal use.
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He calls such groups the " new welfarists, " arguing that, though their aim is an end to animal use, the reforms they pursue are indistinguishable from reforms agreeable to traditional welfarists, who he says have no interest in abolishing animal use.
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A sometime vegetarian and animal welfarist, Taber gradually moved the menu away from traditional diner fare to more alternative options, including tofu, humanely raised eggs from local farms, freshly baked blueberry coffeecake, and a strongly brewed cinnamon house tea which has become its trademark beverage.
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Robert J . Bennett's " Decentralization, Intergovernmental Relations and Markets : Towards a Post-Welfare Agenda " describes how after World War II governments pursued a centralized " welfarist " policy of entitlements which now has become a " post-welfare " policy of intergovernmental and market-based decentralization.
