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Originally Posted by Sapphirez
ohhh no I fear that involving technologies to promote female births would change the game of chickenhood and then we couldn't say there isn't cruelty involved.. unless you mean something like those Chinese gender day calendars or something simple and magical like that..
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We've been tempering with domesticated plants and animals for thousands of years. How would female selection be a bigger ethical issue than selecting cows and chickens for the milk or eggs they produce? It seems less cruel to me, if you consider the fate of the male animals. We need to think about ways to improve the system.
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Originally Posted by Gem
Basically, an egg could be a baby animal - compared to milk which never grows up. In practice there is no discussion at all. It's: No eggs. Thems the rulz! teehee
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Yeah.. it sounds like a tradition thing. Changing customs doesn't sit well when there's established teachings based on sacred words.