Analogizing among different types of entities
 

A corporation is not analogous to a species. A corporation is analogous
to a single organism within a species.

Corporations taken together are not analogous to a species; they are
analogous to a breed.

Analogizing among different types of entities
 

On Jun 23, 11:00*am, "Fred C. Dobbs"
wrote:
A corporation is not analogous to a species. *A corporation is analogous
to a single organism within a species.

Corporations taken together are not analogous to a species; they are
analogous to a breed.


You're analogous to idiocy.

Analogizing among different types of entities
 

On Jun 23, 12:00*pm, "Fred C. Dobbs"

Speaking of species, whats the best fishing in your area, Fred. Around
here it's crappie, bluegil , catfish,a nd if you go over on the river
every once in a while you cac catch sturgeon. Fishings not bad . How
about you?

Analogizing among different types of entities
 

Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

A corporation is not analogous to a species. A corporation is analogous
to a single organism within a species.

Corporations taken together are not analogous to a species; they are
analogous to a breed.


Species, subspecies, breeds.
Any of them will do.

Do farm animal breeds have any rights?

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Analogizing among different types of entities
 

On 6/23/2010 11:15 AM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

A corporation is not analogous to a species. A corporation is analogous
to a single organism within a species.

Corporations taken together are not analogous to a species; they are
analogous to a breed.


Species, subspecies, breeds.
Any of them will do.

Sorry, no - they're not the same.


Do farm animal breeds have any rights?

Breeds don't have rights. Animals individually don't have rights.

Analogizing among different types of entities
 

Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

On 6/23/2010 11:15 AM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

A corporation is not analogous to a species. A corporation is
analogous to a single organism within a species.

Corporations taken together are not analogous to a species; they are
analogous to a breed.


Species, subspecies, breeds.
Any of them will do.

Sorry, no - they're not the same.


Do farm animal breeds have any rights?

Breeds don't have rights. Animals individually don't have rights.


Do you think it is possible
for us to give them some?

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Analogizing among different types of entities
 

On 6/23/2010 12:23 PM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

On 6/23/2010 11:15 AM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

A corporation is not analogous to a species. A corporation is
analogous to a single organism within a species.

Corporations taken together are not analogous to a species; they are
analogous to a breed.


Species, subspecies, breeds.
Any of them will do.

Sorry, no - they're not the same.


Do farm animal breeds have any rights?

Breeds don't have rights. Animals individually don't have rights.


Do you think it is possible
for us to give them some?

Animals? No.

Analogizing among different types of entities
 

Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

On 6/23/2010 12:23 PM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

On 6/23/2010 11:15 AM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

A corporation is not analogous to a species. A corporation is
analogous to a single organism within a species.

Corporations taken together are not analogous to a species; they are
analogous to a breed.


Species, subspecies, breeds.
Any of them will do.

Sorry, no - they're not the same.


Do farm animal breeds have any rights?

Breeds don't have rights. Animals individually don't have rights.


Do you think it is possible
for us to give them some?

Animals? No.


How about robots?

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Analogizing among different types of entities
 

On 6/23/2010 1:21 PM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

On 6/23/2010 12:23 PM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

On 6/23/2010 11:15 AM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

A corporation is not analogous to a species. A corporation is
analogous to a single organism within a species.

Corporations taken together are not analogous to a species; they are
analogous to a breed.


Species, subspecies, breeds.
Any of them will do.

Sorry, no - they're not the same.


Do farm animal breeds have any rights?

Breeds don't have rights. Animals individually don't have rights.


Do you think it is possible
for us to give them some?

Animals? No.


How about robots?

No.

Analogizing among different types of entities
 

Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

On 6/23/2010 1:21 PM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

On 6/23/2010 12:23 PM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

On 6/23/2010 11:15 AM, oxtail wrote:
Fred C. Dobbs wrote:

A corporation is not analogous to a species. A corporation is
analogous to a single organism within a species.

Corporations taken together are not analogous to a species; they
are analogous to a breed.


Species, subspecies, breeds.
Any of them will do.

Sorry, no - they're not the same.


Do farm animal breeds have any rights?

Breeds don't have rights. Animals individually don't have rights.


Do you think it is possible
for us to give them some?

Animals? No.


How about robots?

No.


How about human families?

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