then the dogs we keep must be that too??pheedbak;490006; said:
and yet no one complains about that now do they?
Why???
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and yet no one complains about that now do they?
unless ur parent, parents parents, etc.. are all from the same pure race from the beggining of humans ur a hybrid also. if u wanna get it on with that hot asian, latino or even whatever ur makin hybrids! i did it with a rabbit and check out my kid.(AVATAR)pheedbak;490006; said:
hybrid from the same speciesdmopar74;490273; said:unless ur parent, parents parents, etc.. are all from the same pure race from the beggining of humans ur a hybrid also. if u wanna get it on with that hot asian, latino or even whatever ur makin hybrids! i did it with a rabbit and check out my kid.(AVATAR)
I appreciate everybody keeping this a civil debate.
To clarify a few things...Human beings are all the same species. There is no hybridization going on there no matter what races of human beings are getting their shwerve on.
I was careful in my wording in my original posting because there are rare instances when genetic manipulations can work out well (for mankind). Dogs are a good example. Wolfs dont usually make good pets. Many highly modified dogs would not survive for long in the wild. But in the big scheme of things the wolf population shrunk as mankind developed more areas. We replaced the wolf with the dog. Its a give and take. I happen to like dogs but the wolf suffered dearly when we moved in.
Sorry about drifting off topic there.
My final point is that the scientific community usually doesn't find out the negative ramifications of our actions until we are well beyond the point of no return.
I'd just rather let nature do its own thing.
To clarify a few things...Human beings are all the same species. There is no hybridization going on there no matter what races of human beings are getting their shwerve on.
I was careful in my wording in my original posting because there are rare instances when genetic manipulations can work out well (for mankind). Dogs are a good example. Wolfs dont usually make good pets. Many highly modified dogs would not survive for long in the wild. But in the big scheme of things the wolf population shrunk as mankind developed more areas. We replaced the wolf with the dog. Its a give and take. I happen to like dogs but the wolf suffered dearly when we moved in.
Sorry about drifting off topic there.
My final point is that the scientific community usually doesn't find out the negative ramifications of our actions until we are well beyond the point of no return.
I'd just rather let nature do its own thing.
what is better for the planet if every discus sold was a captive bred hybrid or collected from the wild. these are pets and are not going to replace breeding colonies of endangered fish in peoples homes.
there are no purebreds anymore (except for the aryans, i guess). we're all hybrids. that makes everything/everybody unique and precious.
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