Does the Buddhist scripture say you can't eat eggs?

To learn Buddhism, we should not only follow the Buddhist scriptures, but also follow the teachings and annotations of the great virtues of the ancestors of past dynasties, because many of them are Buddhas and Bodhisattvas.

Dade, the founder of all previous dynasties, told us that we really should learn Buddhism and not eat eggs. Some people say that the ancestors who can eat eggs and eat three golden meats are virtuous, just to attract beginners to learn Buddhism, so that beginners will not stop learning Buddhism because of various commandments.

Let's not talk about this, let's not talk about whether it's an egg or not. Think for yourself, the hens in the chicken farm can't turn around all their lives. The meat on their claws grows on the iron cage and is killed in a few months. Only this, as Buddhist disciples, can they still eat eggs? Where is compassion?