Francione argues that the animal rights movement only emerged in the late 1970s and 1980s. Until that time, concern for animals was limited to ensuring that animals were well cared for during their exploitation.Francione, Rain Without Thunder, pg 1 The animal rights position calls for the total abolition of animal use and exploitation, as "animals, like humans, have inherent value that must be respected".Francione, Rain Without Thunder, pg 2
