How Might Someone Object to Steinbock's Appeal to the Facts

question 501

Essay

How might someone object to Steinbock's appeal to the facts that "we feel a special obligation to" and we "feel a closer identification" with members of our own species and that this feeling makes a moral difference? Be sure to state your objection as a complete argument.

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Definitions:

Merchandise Inventory

Finished goods held for sale by a company in the ordinary course of business; also known as stock-in-trade.

Bank Credit Card Sales

Transactions in which the purchase is made using a bank-issued credit card, processed through the banking network.

Credit Card Expense

Charges and fees incurred from the use of a credit card, including purchases, cash advances, and interest charges.

Invoice Terms

The conditions specified on an invoice, including the payment due date, any available discounts for early payment, and penalties for late payment.