From: Sayke@aol.com
Date: Sun Mar 14 1999 - 15:50:19 MST
In a message dated 3/14/99 2:26:03 PM PST, EvMick@aol.com writes:
> Check out a prize winning Jersey Cow...or a champion Hampshire Pig. The
> traditionaly methods of breeding are takeing animals in that direction now.
point. were basicly doin it already...
> Direct Genetic manipulation just speeds up the process...and allows for a
> whole range of options in a much shorter time..
>
> I see no problem
well, i see room for improvement, i think. is it good to raise chickens in
cage barely bigger then they are? diseases r rampant, and pain-sensitive
things are subjected to, well, lotsa pain.
but i agree in that this isnt really much of a problem. theres much bigger
fish to fry then chicken farms that treat chickens like shit... and if we fry
those fish right, well, raising animals will probably be, by comparison, a
most inefficient method of making food.
"the second mouse gets the cheese"
sayke
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