Spain About to Grant Human-Type Rights to Apes

Spain is on the verge of fully passing the Great Ape Project. Conceived by Peter Singer and an Italian philosopher, that which was unthinkable in 1993 when it began, has come to pass in a mere fifteen years.

Singer’s overarching goal is to obliterate Judeo/Christianity as the reigning philosophy of society. And this is why the GAP is supported by people like Richard Dawkins. Now, we are merely one great ape among several others, each with minimum rights based on individual capacities rather than due to being members of the human species. Of course, only we will have the duty to honor these “rights”—but one-way streets are designed to push traffic in specified directions.

The GAP grants apes, chimpanzees, orangutans, and bonobos the rights to life, the right to be free from “torture,” and to not be involuntarily confined. From the story:

It will go down in history, alright. Pozas, it will be recalled once stated, “I am an ape.” At the time, I wrote that he should speak for himself. But now, thanks to the Spanish Socialists and other left leaning members of Parliament, he speaks for Spain.

Given that animal rights activists believe a rat, is a pig, is a dog, is a boy, one would think the GAP would be denigrated by them as speciesist because it values apes higher than other sentient or “painient” animals. But of course, they understand the game that is afoot. They know that the GAP is a spear between the ribs of the old order because it explicitly supplants human beings as the premier species. This is a disaster for universal human rights and human exceptionalism.

More soon.