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    Re: Captive hatched vs. captive bred?

    I'm not going to say its either way as my concrete answer because quite simply I don't live in Ghana to know for sure how people view life. I'm not claiming that life in Africa is easy and that these people don't have immediate hardships to overcome everyday like food, water, or housing. Horrible things happen in Africa whether it be starvation, human rights issues, even the testing of pharaceudical drugs; but to say that they don't think about the future as a result of it is just something I can't fathom. Its a basic human driving force to want to create a better opportunity for the next generation. I understand it may not be easy or even possible for them to provide the better future they picture; but I don't think everyone is walking around without hope, dreams or aspirations for the future, however futile they may be. Its the hope of a better future that help people overcome their day to day hardships.
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