"Because you can't stop the spread of a disease by killing healthy chickens."
Again, you believe "just removing the sick chickens" hasn't been tried and found to not work? You think that you, far-right conspiracy theorist, have the key to open a lock that nobody has been able to open. Do I have that right?
Mindless chanting.
Yes. Under my plan, every single chicken has a chance to live. Under your plan, every single chicken dies.
It's obvious that you've now been reduced to mindless chanting and insults.
Not a fact. Learn what 'fact' means.
You have no idea what a sick bird looks like or what a healthy bird looks like.
I'm pretty much the only human around my flock.
RQAA.
You just lost the argument.
You don't know the difference between a sick bird and a healthy bird.
Mantra 1a. Lame.
Why do you believe the healthy chickens are being killed? Do you think that was the first option? Do you think NOBODY has thought to try or tried "just removing the sick chickens" only to find out it doesn't work with highly contagious viruses.
Why do you believe the healthy chickens are being killed? Do you think that was the first option? Do you think NOBODY has thought to try or tried "just removing the sick chickens" only to find out it doesn't work with highly contagious viruses.
@gfm7175
Because YOU have spent this entire exchange advocating for killing all healthy chickens around the sick chicken in order to "stop the spread". You've even said, and I quote, "that is literally the basis for killing all of the chickens around the sick one." (post #161)
Plenty of people do it with varying degrees of success. It sure beats the heck out of killing all the chickens from the outset.
He seems to think there is some extensive 'epidemic' of some kind. It's his paranoia.
The truth can sting sometimes, eh?
Mantra 1d. Attempted proof by insult.
abc7chicago.com
The Felon has not changed the policy, they are still killing hens.
The federal government does not control egg prices, Void. Stop gaslighting. Mantra 30a.
Killing healthy birds is never a good idea.
More Fake News.@gfm7175 @Into the Night
Man, someone should have told this farm owner to just "notice the sick hen" and separated it from the rest. He could have saved his flock...AmIright? (derp derp derp)
The owners first noticed that 30 of them died, but that happened as temperatures dropped aggressively in the area, so they thought it was just environmental.
"It was right when the temperate started changing so we were like maybe it's environmental, then next day hundreds were gone, and we're like, this is something," owner Marty Thomas said
Bird flu strikes chicken farm in Matteson: 'A pretty devastating blow'
MATTESON, Ill. (WLS) -- The first known outbreak of bird flu at a farm in Illinois this year has been reported in the south suburbs.
It's a devastating blow to "Kakadoodle" in Matteson, and they will now have to operate in a different way over the next 150 days. The owners told ABC7 it's been a whirlwind of a week dealing with the setback.
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Just one week ago, everything seemed normal in the henhouse. They had 3,000 hens, and now none of them are left.
The owners first noticed that 30 of them died, but that happened as temperatures dropped aggressively in the area, so they thought it was just environmental.
"It was right when the temperate started changing so we were like maybe it's environmental, then next day hundreds were gone, and we're like, this is something," owner Marty Thomas said.
Bird flu strikes chicken farm in Matteson: 'A pretty devastating blow'
The first known outbreak of bird flu at a farm in Illinois this year has been reported in the south suburbs. The owners told ABC7 it's been a whirlwind of a week dealing with the setback after 3,000 of their hens died.
