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libfemme ( 01/01/2005, 13:18:40 )I don't see how it helpsHelp what? Why does everything a stranger does have to benefit you also? What ever happened to the right to pursue individual happiness?When we bought a guinea pig from the pet store we didn't do it as an obligation to take in homeless animals. We bought it because my six year old daughter wanted a pet. She picked out the guinea pig she wanted. She named it and loved it. It is her pet. It doesn't involve the rest of society.What difference does it make that this woman Julie wanted a clone of her cat and spent her own money to get it? It obivlous was worth it to her. The purpose of Nicky is to make Julie happy, not to make you happy.The purpose of any pet is because there is someone to love it. The fact that there are animals in shelters isn't your fault or Julie's. Animals over breed naturally. That's what they do.In the wild young animals die, of starvation, of predators, of illness. That's why animals have litters. Strays have always left the wild and followed human communities to pick the scraps. Cats were kept in the barns to kill mice. Dogs helped hunters and warned of strangers. Nobody breed them, they breed themselves.Now society has changed from a agrarian to an urban society. And someone has decided to change the rules. Instead of allowing animals to roam free, as they used to in the past and still do in undeveloped countries, we in the cities now pay to have municipal sanitation people pick up stray animals.Julie is not obligated to take in any of them. She has a cat she loves. She could breed the cat and keep the kittens if she wanted. She choose to clone it and make one offspring. That's her business.It may not be what you would choose to do, but does that matter? Do you dress the way everybody else dresses? How does it benefit "society" for you to dress differently? Or maybe your clothes cover your body and you have a right to make your own choice about what it looks like.That's the difference between a free society and a tyranny, the right to pursue individual happiness as long as it is not intruding on someone else's equal right to be free. Julie is spending her own money for a personal pet. It doesn't affect or harm anyone else. It's her busieness.
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