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Well it’s too late for that, we already changed these animals to be unable to to live without us.

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Well, stop breeding them. Solved.

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Sheep genocide! Woohoo!

Even if we stop, what do we do with the ones we still have? Sanctuaries for millions of animals are far too expensive.

How about we keep shearing them and let them graze under our solar?

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You can’t, and I’m not recommending, get rid of sheep overnight. That’s a scenario you made up on your own.

If you would castrate all domestic sheep today, that would be akin to what we do to cats and dogs. Slowly the population would dwindle.

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