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Originally Posted by Codes
Alternatively, I believe in policies that support practices that enhance the safety of my fellow person, as well all other animal species that are susceptible to infection by avian influenza and any high-consequence pathogen.
If this is what you are taking from this discussion, I'm sorry.
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That is not what you are arguing at all. You said the birds should not be tested because the full order was given, not because they may have avian flu which they can't possibly have it the herd would be dead by now. So the flock is no threat to anyone's safety unless you are arguing they could still someday contract at. If that's your argument then your stance is all birds need to be destroyed because they found represent a possible threat to people. So which is it?