>>2451103I found this answer from a Hindu on a forum regarding the question:
"I have been taught that one reason such eggs are not considered suitable for consumption is that by preventing fertilization you are preventing the birth of an animal, which is considered unjust by some. The reasoning here is that blockading the creation of life is similar if not equal to extinguishing it." So that must be the distinction they draw which differentiates it from milk.
>>2451181Eggs functional like ours - they can be fertilised by a male and produce a chick, or not in which case the egg is what you'd expect to buy in a shop. What happened to you is rare but does happen, as the chicken would have mated with a rooster without the farmer knowing or realising, and thus the eggs become an embryo, which without it's mother would never be able to fully develop.
>>2450993you must be trolling, because nobody this stupid would even be able to string a sentence together
(infight bait)