way armed with the facts, and the arguments to feel confident in their positions. i want them to have the data and i want them to have the passion. stephanie miller. i said are you gonna be my girl stephanie: it is the stephanie miller show. welcome to it. 23 minutes after the hour. eric boehlert from media matters, great stuff this week. read it. get. we continue right-wing world. rush limbaugh. must we? okay. unemployment benefits are paid to people who are not working. and when they re not working what are they doing? they re watching television. they re reading tmz. or they re playing video games. now granted they re going out and buying stuff. jack daniels. smirnoff ice. chips. lottery tickets and so forth. stephanie: wow he has such a keen understanding. that s exactly what they purchase. i would like to see how he would live on unemployment insurance. how long would that last
is it sarah palin does a shout out, i think that is younger than my generation, but i just want to associate myself with the discovery institute because the people here whether one agrees or doesn t have integrity, intelligence and commitment. so that being said, let s get on to the animal rights movement. how did i get involved in this issue of animal rights? it certainly wasn t something i planned but one day i was out at a high school and i was speaking to an onerous high school class and i was talking about the importance of universal human ecology. the importance of human exceptional was and that is the intrinsic value of human life, and i was speaking in terms of bioethics, there is a probably most famous and i m afraid for the reasons i will be made clear in a few minutes, most influential figure were times, peter singer now at princeton. .. which really started to become the animal-rights movement although peter singer as utilitarian philosopher is not an animal right