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View Poll Results: Do you consider creating intergrades and/or hybrids a moral or ethical thing?
It's a moral debate	5	19.23%
It's an ethics debate	21	80.77%
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04-26-12, 10:31 AM

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Gregg M

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Join Date: Jan-2003

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Age: 49

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Re: Breeding vs Morals and Ethics

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Originally Posted by Aaron_S

I get what you're saying and I have to agree. It muddles things up even more, especially with the likes of carpets in North America.

You would be suprized how common locality spacific carpets are now becoming. Heck, pretty recently, I legally imported pure zoo bred Darwin carpets into the US. Working on the papers to get 3 more locality spacific carpet subspecies in.

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