From this recent article, "Circus animal ban should be watered down to exclude raccoons," officials seek to allow raccoon performers to continue to work in the UK. This is
indeed a deeply complex issue, with important arguments on either side. While, of course, I am not suggesting that
raccoons be forced to perform for entertainment purposes, I am saying that
raccoons should be able to support themselves and their families in a variety
of employment sectors. Taking away viable
employment opportunities for raccoons would not contribute to growth in raccoon
employment that is desperately needed. I
have been asked recently to speculate on the employment sectors that should be
opened to raccoons, but I think raccoons themselves should be identifying the
opportunities they are looking for, for instance, in banking, or sports medical
therapy.
Should raccoons be performing in the circus? Should they be performing on television? These are really good questions, and I will be monitoring this issue as we countdown to the 2015 decision. Either way, we’re going to see some dramatic changes to raccoon culture in the workplace.
Should raccoons be performing in the circus? Should they be performing on television? These are really good questions, and I will be monitoring this issue as we countdown to the 2015 decision. Either way, we’re going to see some dramatic changes to raccoon culture in the workplace.
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