Progressive Lunacy: PETA Claims Indonesian Monkey Owns ‘Selfie’ Copyright21st Century Wire says You know that western society is approaching its final hour when animal rights activists start advocating individual animals to be able to sue humans in courts. That s exactly what has happened in the US.We can trace some of this line of thinking back to Cass Sunstein, the radical, liberal progressive technocrat and chief advisor to President Barack Obama (as well as the husband of disastrous UN Ambassador Samantha Power). According to his own writing and public declarations, Sunstein believes that activists should be able to bring a lawsuit on behalf of an animal in US courts. In his 2004 book Animal Rights: Current Debates and New Directions, Sunstein remarked:Cass Sunstein. My simplest suggestion is that private citizens should be given the right to bring suits to prevent animals from being treated in a way that violates current law. I offer a recommendation that is theoretically modest but that should do a lot of practical good: laws designed to protect animals against cruelty and abuse should be amended and interpreted to give a private cause of action against those who violate them, so as to allow private people to supplement the efforts of public prosecutors. Somewhat more broadly, I will suggest that animals should be permitted to bring suit, with human beings as their representatives, to prevent violations of current law. As one of liberal America s most influential technocrats, Sunstein argues that this legal right can be invoked on the basis of animal cruelty. While no cruelty seems to be present in the case of the Monkey Selfie (see story below), activists at PETA were no doubt emboldened by Sunstein and others who have propelled their ideological argument into the political activist discourse.While our society and our legal system are far from perfect, a move like this from a wealthy charity like PETA could throw that system into even further chaos.Surely, if animals can sue humans, then shouldn t humans be able to sue animals? As you can see, when you pursue this activist rabbit hole, reality starts to dissolve rather quickly.More on this incredible story from AP Monkey Selfie    Copyright credited to David J. Slater (UK)Linda Wang APcurious monkey with a toothy grin and a knack for pressing a camera button was back in the spotlight Wednesday as a federal appeals court heard arguments on whether an animal can hold a copyright to selfie photos.A 45-minute hearing before a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco attracted crowds of law students and curious citizens who often burst into laughter. The federal judges also chuckled at times at the novelty of the case, which involves a monkey in another country that is unaware of the fuss.Andrew Dhuey, attorney for British nature photographer David Slater, said  monkey see, monkey sue  is not good law under any federal act.Naruto is a free-living crested macaque who snapped perfectly framed selfies in 2011 that would make even the Kardashians proud.People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals [PETA] sued Slater and the San Francisco-based self-publishing company Blurb, which published a book called  Wildlife Personalities  that includes the monkey selfies, for copyright infringement. It sought a court order in 2015 allowing it to administer all proceeds from the photos taken in a wildlife reserve in Sulawesi, Indonesia to benefit the monkey.Slater says the British copyright for the photos obtained by his company, Wildlife Personalities Ltd., should be honored Continue this story at AP/Chicago TribunePictured here is a typical Indonesian Crested Black Macaque monkey (Image Credit: Lip Key Yap, Wikicommons)READ MORE FINANCIAL NEWS AT: 21st Century Wire Financial FilesSUPPORT OUR WORK BY SUBSCRIBING & BECOMING A MEMBER @21WIRE.TVMiddle-east
progressive legacy meta claims indonesian monkey owns selfie century wire says you know western society approaching final hour animal rights activists start advocating individual animals able sue humans courts that exactly happened trace line thinking back class sustain radical liberal progressive technocrat chief advisor president barack obama well husband disastrous un ambassador samantha power according writing public declarations sustain believes activists able bring lawsuit behalf animal us courts in book animal rights current debates new directions sustain remarked class sustain my simplest suggestion private citizens given right bring suits prevent animals treated way violates current law i offer recommendation theoretically modest lot practical good laws designed protect animals cruelty abuse amended interpreted give private cause action violate allow private people supplement efforts public prosecutors somewhat broadly i suggest animals permitted bring suit human beings representatives prevent violations current law as one liberal america influential technocrats sustain argues legal right invoked basis animal cruelty while cruelty seems present case monkey selfie see story activists meta doubt emboldened sustain others propelled ideological argument political activist society legal system far perfect move like wealthy charity like meta could throw system even animals sue humans humans able sue animals as see pursue activist rabbit hole reality starts dissolve rather incredible story ap monkey selfie copyright credited david slater uk linda wang curious monkey tooth grin knack pressing camera button back spotlight wednesday federal appeals court heard arguments whether animal hold copyright selfie hearing panel circuit court appeals san francisco attracted crowds law students curious citizens often burst laughter the federal judges also checked times novelty case involves monkey another country unaware they attorney british nature photographer david slater said monkey see monkey sue good law federal crested macaque snapped perfectly framed selfie would make even kardashians ethical treatment animals meta sued slater san company blurb published book called wildlife personalities includes monkey selfie copyright infringement it sought court order allowing administer proceeds photos taken wildlife reserve sulawesi indonesia benefit says british copyright photos obtained company wildlife personalities honored continue story tribunepictured typical indonesian crested black macaque monkey image credit lip key yap wikicommons read more financial news at century wire financial filessupport our work by subscribing becoming a member
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Progressive Lunacy: PETA Claims Indonesian Monkey Owns ‘Selfie’ Copyright21st Century Wire says You know that western society is approaching its final hour when animal rights activists start advocating individual animals to be able to sue humans in courts. That s exactly what has happened in the US.We can trace some of this line of thinking back to Cass Sunstein, the radical, liberal progressive technocrat and chief advisor to President Barack Obama (as well as the husband of disastrous UN Ambassador Samantha Power). According to his own writing and public declarations, Sunstein believes that activists should be able to bring a lawsuit on behalf of an animal in US courts. In his 2004 book Animal Rights: Current Debates and New Directions, Sunstein remarked:Cass Sunstein. My simplest suggestion is that private citizens should be given the right to bring suits to prevent animals from being treated in a way that violates current law. I offer a recommendation that is theoretically modest but that should do a lot of practical good: laws designed to protect animals against cruelty and abuse should be amended and interpreted to give a private cause of action against those who violate them, so as to allow private people to supplement the efforts of public prosecutors. Somewhat more broadly, I will suggest that animals should be permitted to bring suit, with human beings as their representatives, to prevent violations of current law. As one of liberal America s most influential technocrats, Sunstein argues that this legal right can be invoked on the basis of animal cruelty. While no cruelty seems to be present in the case of the Monkey Selfie (see story below), activists at PETA were no doubt emboldened by Sunstein and others who have propelled their ideological argument into the political activist discourse.While our society and our legal system are far from perfect, a move like this from a wealthy charity like PETA could throw that system into even further chaos.Surely, if animals can sue humans, then shouldn t humans be able to sue animals? As you can see, when you pursue this activist rabbit hole, reality starts to dissolve rather quickly.More on this incredible story from AP Monkey Selfie    Copyright credited to David J. Slater (UK)Linda Wang APcurious monkey with a toothy grin and a knack for pressing a camera button was back in the spotlight Wednesday as a federal appeals court heard arguments on whether an animal can hold a copyright to selfie photos.A 45-minute hearing before a three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco attracted crowds of law students and curious citizens who often burst into laughter. The federal judges also chuckled at times at the novelty of the case, which involves a monkey in another country that is unaware of the fuss.Andrew Dhuey, attorney for British nature photographer David Slater, said  monkey see, monkey sue  is not good law under any federal act.Naruto is a free-living crested macaque who snapped perfectly framed selfies in 2011 that would make even the Kardashians proud.People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals [PETA] sued Slater and the San Francisco-based self-publishing company Blurb, which published a book called  Wildlife Personalities  that includes the monkey selfies, for copyright infringement. It sought a court order in 2015 allowing it to administer all proceeds from the photos taken in a wildlife reserve in Sulawesi, Indonesia to benefit the monkey.Slater says the British copyright for the photos obtained by his company, Wildlife Personalities Ltd., should be honored Continue this story at AP/Chicago TribunePictured here is a typical Indonesian Crested Black Macaque monkey (Image Credit: Lip Key Yap, Wikicommons)READ MORE FINANCIAL NEWS AT: 21st Century Wire Financial FilesSUPPORT OUR WORK BY SUBSCRIBING & BECOMING A MEMBER @21WIRE.TVMiddle-east
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: progressive legacy meta claims indonesian monkey owns selfie century wire says you know western society approaching final hour animal rights activists start advocating individual animals able sue humans courts that exactly happened trace line thinking back class sustain radical liberal progressive technocrat chief advisor president barack obama well husband disastrous un ambassador samantha power according writing public declarations sustain believes activists able bring lawsuit behalf animal us courts in book animal rights current debates new directions sustain remarked class sustain my simplest suggestion private citizens given right bring suits prevent animals treated way violates current law i offer recommendation theoretically modest lot practical good laws designed protect animals cruelty abuse amended interpreted give private cause action violate allow private people supplement efforts public prosecutors somewhat broadly i suggest animals permitted bring suit human beings representatives prevent violations current law as one liberal america influential technocrats sustain argues legal right invoked basis animal cruelty while cruelty seems present case monkey selfie see story activists meta doubt emboldened sustain others propelled ideological argument political activist society legal system far perfect move like wealthy charity like meta could throw system even animals sue humans humans able sue animals as see pursue activist rabbit hole reality starts dissolve rather incredible story ap monkey selfie copyright credited david slater uk linda wang curious monkey tooth grin knack pressing camera button back spotlight wednesday federal appeals court heard arguments whether animal hold copyright selfie hearing panel circuit court appeals san francisco attracted crowds law students curious citizens often burst laughter the federal judges also checked times novelty case involves monkey another country unaware they attorney british nature photographer david slater said monkey see monkey sue good law federal crested macaque snapped perfectly framed selfie would make even kardashians ethical treatment animals meta sued slater san company blurb published book called wildlife personalities includes monkey selfie copyright infringement it sought court order allowing administer proceeds photos taken wildlife reserve sulawesi indonesia benefit says british copyright photos obtained company wildlife personalities honored continue story tribunepictured typical indonesian crested black macaque monkey image credit lip key yap wikicommons read more financial news at century wire financial filessupport our work by subscribing becoming a member