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welfarism
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wel·far·ism  (wlfâr-zm)
n.
The set of policies, practices, and social attitudes associated with a welfare state.

welfar·ist n.

welfarism [ˈwɛlˌfɛərɪzəm]
n
(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) policies or attitudes associated with a welfare state
welfarist  n

welfarism
the beliefs and policies associated with the welfare system.
See also: Society


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The welfarists might exaggerate, but it is difficult to entirely discount many of their claims.
The belief that human use of animals is warranted often brings welfarists into conflict with animal rights groups, who argue that animal welfare is inherently biased against animal rights as it recognizes animals as property, with no intrinsic value, only the value that we choose to bestow upon them.
Beak Trimming Another issue of concern to animal welfarists is, in the wording of the NOP, "physical alterations that promote the animal's welfare and [are done] in a manner that minimizes pain and stress.
 
 
 
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