Ever since then, pacifists have been trying to reassert their opposition to fighting and killing, in any form, and just as often, governments have been sticking them away in prison for wanting to bow out of institutionalized murder.
Pacifism certainly brings up the hardest questions in times of war.
During the two world wars, on either side, conscientious objectors lost their jobs, often their families and friends, and spent endless time at hard labor. When I was taken off my hands were always black with congealed blood. Moorehead's book is not just a tale of dissent and the price of that dissent. Tab Books is seriously in the agrarian information business. Winged husbandry is obviously big business, but if the Animal Freedom League needs something to cry foul about, it should attack those who raise their birds en foule.