Ongoing Attemptions to Equate Animals with Humans – DANGEROUS PRECEDENTS BEING SET
Numerous legal attempts are ongoing. No matter how awful or incomprehensible any actions or crimes may be construed against any animal, if animals are somehow legally elevated it will be another brick in the wall of the NWO seeking to degrade humanity for suppression.
It is good that animals and humans are not equated in Law; otherwise, the anti-meat-eat crowd, including Bill Gaytes and ilk, would pretty soon gain traction. Imagine equating Dexter and OJ’s Nicole Brown Simpson.
“…a horrific act of violence perptrated on an animal.” – Judge Keith Meyer
Judge Meyer relished in applying the maximum sentence allowed by law. This is another DANGEROUS PRECEDENT.
Sentence: 364 days + 60 days jail time, plus fees and fines: $500 court costs fee + 100 + 875 + 5000 all as civil judgment liens against Mr Rodriguez.
The legal system has seen several cases where advocates have sought to extend legal personhood or rights to animals, aiming to equate their status with that of humans. Below is a list of notable cases across various states, including the recent case involving “Dexter” the dog:
1. Florida: The Case of Dexter the Dog
- State: Florida
- Case Details: In May 2024, Domingo Rodriguez adopted a four-year-old bulldog mix named Dexter from Pinellas County Animal Services. Four days later, Dexter was found decapitated in a plastic bag at Fort De Soto Park. Rodriguez was charged with animal cruelty.
- Verdict: In February 2025, Rodriguez was found guilty on all counts of animal cruelty.
2. New York: Nonhuman Rights Project’s Chimpanzee Lawsuits
- State: New York
- Case Details: The Nonhuman Rights Project (NhRP) filed lawsuits seeking legal personhood for chimpanzees, including Tommy and Kiko, arguing for their right to bodily liberty and transfer to sanctuaries.
- Verdict: New York courts denied these petitions, ruling that chimpanzees are not “persons” entitled to rights under habeas corpus.
3. Colorado: The Elephant Rights Case
- State: Colorado
- Case Details: In October 2024, the NhRP filed a lawsuit on behalf of five elephants at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, seeking their recognition as legal persons and release to a sanctuary.
- Verdict: In January 2025, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled that elephants do not have legal standing to sue for their release, as they are not human. citeturn0news28
4. California: Tilikum v. SeaWorld
- State: California
- Case Details: In 2011, PETA filed a lawsuit on behalf of Tilikum, an orca held at SeaWorld, alleging that his captivity violated the Thirteenth Amendment’s prohibition of slavery and involuntary servitude.
- Verdict: The court dismissed the case, stating that the Thirteenth Amendment applies only to humans. citeturn0search22
5. Argentina: Sandra the Orangutan
- Country: Argentina
- Case Details: Sandra, an orangutan at the Buenos Aires Zoo, was the subject of a legal battle where advocates sought her recognition as a “non-human person” with legal rights.
- Verdict: In 2015, an Argentine court recognized Sandra as a “non-human person” and ordered her transfer to a sanctuary, marking a significant legal precedent. citeturn0search20
These cases reflect ongoing efforts to redefine the legal status of animals, challenging traditional views and seeking greater protections through the recognition of certain rights.