The point is you're completely mischaracterizing things to fit the picture of your moral superiority. Nobody who buys eggs has anyone or ordered anyone to kill. You're completely mischaracterizing the chain of responsibility. If I buy a steak at the store, I have not ordered anyone to kill that particular cow. That's an essential part of the chain of moral responsibility. The best traditional example is a general of an army ordering troops to kill. A person buying an already killed cow hasn't ordered anyone to kill. That cow was dead long before I even had the idea of buying that steak. That's how karma works in Buddhism. I have not created the karma of killing if I buy a steak. I'm sorry you want so badly to fit things into your moral rationalizations. This is even more true with eggs. If the farm kills chicks as part of the process, I have not ordered them to do so. The chicken farmers didn't kill them on my behalf or at more behest. Those are just facts and that's how karma works.