Originally posted by: Boilerman
When were the cattle born that are going to market today? Are you arguing that Trump should have decreased the time for cattle maturity?
I never mentioned Trump, does your world revolve around Trump?
Originally posted by: Boilerman
When were the cattle born that are going to market today? Are you arguing that Trump should have decreased the time for cattle maturity?
I never mentioned Trump, does your world revolve around Trump?
Originally posted by: tom
Remember a few months ago when the usual suspects panties were wadded up over egg prices
I remember that!
I also remember how MAGA fixated on egg prices for about a year, blaming Biden for the increase in prices. Then on Jan 20, 2025, they all become experts on bird flu, something they were completely unaware of up until Jan 20, 2025, 12:00 pm EST.
You have to admit culling all the chickens even if they survived bird flu is pretty stupid. That's about as dumb as forcing Covid shots on people that just had the illness and denying natural immunity.
You lining up for your fall booster?
Originally posted by: Inigo Montoya
You have to admit culling all the chickens even if they survived bird flu is pretty stupid. That's about as dumb as forcing Covid shots on people that just had the illness and denying natural immunity.
You lining up for your fall booster?
Aaron, on Jan 20, 2025, 11:59 am, "High egg prices are driven by Biden's failed policies!"
Aaron, on Jan 20, 2025, 12:01 pm, "High egg prices are driven by Avian Flu, and only I know how to combat it!"
I've answered a version of your COVID question several times; you're like talking with a drunk who asks the same question every few minutes. It's best just to give short answers and move on.
Originally posted by: tom
Remember a few months ago when the usual suspects panties were wadded up over egg prices
Remember when the orange asshole whose dick you so lovingly suck was so "wadded up over egg prices" that he bleated about them during his State of the Union address? Surely you recall it! That's when you were whacking off so furiously, you fainted and broke your Trump doll.
Originally posted by: Inigo Montoya
You have to admit culling all the chickens even if they survived bird flu is pretty stupid. That's about as dumb as forcing Covid shots on people that just had the illness and denying natural immunity.
You lining up for your fall booster?
Uh, no, it's a simple precaution, as it's impossible to have veterinarians examine every surviving chicken to see if theyre carriers.
And I think I've schooled you on this before, but neither chicken farming nor bird flu are new, and indeed, some farmers in the past thought the way you do. They learned otherwise when the bird flu returned. The distinction is that surviving birds may even be immune, but they can still be carriers.
If this were humans we're talking about, we would indeed evaluate whether they can or cannot infect others before releasing them from quarantine. But chickens? A horrible expense and a practical impossibility.
Originally posted by: David Miller
What does President Trump have to do wiith the drought and disease? From the article Max alludes to - "But this is not a recent phenomenon. Beef prices have been steadily rising over the past 20 years because the supply of cattle remains tight while beef remains popular." and "Many factors including drought and cattle prices have contributed to that decline. And now the emergence of a pesky parasite in Mexico and the prospect of widespread tariffs MAY further reduce supply and raise prices." As stated, the tariffs have had NO effect on the current prices. Once again, Max is pulling some more shit past his head out of his ass - once again, TDS is being displayed.
The passage you quote doesn't say that tariffs had "NO" (always put your lies in caps!) effect on beef prices.
You're a fool and a liar. Congrats on your recent royal rectal reaming in Vegas.
Originally posted by: tom
Remember a few months ago when the usual suspects panties were wadded up over egg prices
It's a new panty wad today.
