Anonymous amethyst_headphone51 2w

Yessss 🤪 I love fearmongering because I’m a fucking headass

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Anonymous #2 2w

Cause that would be really bad for PR and the beef industry or whatever if they started like burning cows with disease diseases

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

joker stfu you’re more pissed about your perception of people fearmongering than you are about the waves of deregulation raising the risk factor in our lives. been crashing the fuck out about people talking about prions for days now.

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Anonymous eviler_ascendgirl 2w

No. That’s not what makes it notably rare. There are specific BSE controls outside of normal processing regulations that make it rare. This is the same exact logic people use when they thought Israel or Russia were going to start using nukes. It’s nonsensical and is specifically fear-mongering for the sake of it. I’m not telling you that you have to like Trumps stupid ass decision, I’m saying that it is entirely separate and there are bigger worries then mad cow

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Anonymous #3 2w

YES BECAUSE IT DELEGITIMIZES THE ACTUAL ARGUMENT AND MAKES YOU LOOK LIKE A FUCKING IDIOT

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Anonymous #2 2w

Ehh…I mean they’ll cull entire herds if one has it. They did the same for chicken/turkey farms with bird flu…but yes, the argument keeps getting centered around prions which is extremely frustrating given none of these dipshits know anything about it other than OMG IT CAN BE CURED AND ITS 100% MORTALITY OMGGGG

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

can’t be cured*

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

joker… I’m going to hold your hand through this. which two agencies are responsible for monitoring and enforcing the legislative methods of control implemented after the BSE crisis in the 90s? now, how crippled have those same two agencies become since becoming under target by the administration? stop disingenuously acting as if the only risk is the most recent deregulation. like of course the fenceriding centrist will view everything as fear mongering

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Anonymous #3 2w

I don’t need you to tell me about BSE.

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Anonymous #3 2w

shit how many of their employees have been laid off so far? dismissive as fuck for no reason

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

well apparently you do, because you’re acting like a moron.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

like i understand it seeming outlandish, but you gotta realize that most of what we’re living through is pretty fucking outlandish lmfao. dude absolutely gutted the fda and usda

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Anonymous #3 2w

🤦‍♂️ I don’t need you to tell me about ANY of this.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Like again, you’re trying to connect other bullshit to something wildly different

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

you’re just a dismissive dumbass lmfao, you can’t comprehend how an understaffed and underfunded fda and usda leads to an increased risk of existing legislation not being enforced?

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

do you think this helps your case as you act oblivious to the role the fda and usda plays in enforcing BSE regulation?

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

Calm down soy boy

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

Your performative tantrum won’t work, because other people actually know what they’re talking about

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Anonymous #6 2w

They don’t.

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Anonymous #3 2w

It’s not a perception if it’s true. Go look up the stats on prion. You’re rhetorical framing risk

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Anonymous #3 2w

Yes! Because you deserve to be dismissed! Your opinion doesn’t deserve to be heard

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

The only one making themselves look like an idiot here is you dude 😭

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

If that was true you’d be able to actually argue against their points instead of cry that their opinions shouldn’t be heard or cry about fear mongering

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Anonymous #7 2w

Sure 👍

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

soy behavior joker

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Anonymous #6 2w

I have been, dipshit. You are acting like prion will be some massive pandemic world-ending disease if regulations from meat processing is pulled, when that’s not even what was pulled. Those same smaller facilities would still have to follow BSE guidelines. All they’re doing here is bringing up the fact that this raises prion disease chances from a non-zero % chance.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

Glad we’re in agreement 😁

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Anonymous #6 2w

Like you point out where I’m not engaging and I will directly respond to it

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

Hey soy boy read my comments again, I didn’t mention Prion. I’m telling you to stop throwing a tantrum, are you capable of doing that? You can also stop trying to do the whole performative tantrum on me too, I don’t care if what I’m saying is offending you

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Anonymous #6 2w

So you came in to a fucking dipshit. Nice! Off my dick please

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Anonymous #3 2w

Someone who directly deals with the fda and especially the usda knows more than you, yes. Thanks

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

Cry more? Maybe that’ll make you sound smarter!

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

ah yes, you, a mere employee at a farm, directly deals with the fda or usda (if you even work there, since you’ve claimed to merely “help out from time to time”) totally not bullshitting on an online forum to avoid acknowledging when you’re wrong, right? it’s not like you have a history of being an arrogant fuck who can’t utter the words “I’m wrong”. why do you insist on embarrassing yourself?

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

and you wonder why people have criticized you for being so similar to the fascists you claim to oppose? did you think that deflection was going to help you? or are you just that desperate to avoid addressing the link between adequate funding and staffing with the capability for the fda and usda to enforce legislation?

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

you might as well just delete the post if all you’re going to do is act like an arrogant and delusional imbecile lmfao.

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Anonymous #3 2w

You’re so out of your element. You’re trying to draw some conclusion out of rhetoric because of recent changes. Were you saying this last year?

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Anonymous #3 2w

I don’t delete posts except for occasional times where I’ve misspelled/communicated the point wrong, which is usually reposted correctly

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Anonymous #3 2w

Also incredibly funny you’d bring up the fascist bit 😭 I’d love for you to fit that in somewhere in this convo

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

this arrogant bullshitting isn’t “communicating the point wrong”? seriously?

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Anonymous #3 2w

but nonetheless, the only reason I mentioned deleting the post is because this is utterly meaningless. like what is the point? you’re acting as if we’re saying the revocation of a single piece of regulation will lead to a rise in prion disease when we’re all saying that’s not what we mean; then you refuse to address when we actually discuss the contents of our worry (being a rising trend of deregulations across multiple industries as well as a massive intentional slashing of funds and staffing

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Anonymous #3 2w

to the agencies responsible for enforcing said regulations) like what is the point of your post and comments aside from bitching that people are worried that the trend in previously-mitigated diseases rising in occurrences will also happen with prion disease?

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Anonymous #3 2w

It is what you mean. I brought several more relevant diseases…again, it is a 1:1 example of when people start bringing up nukes in war. It’s ridiculous

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

dipshit we’ve been saying this ever since he got back in. you are the problem. stupid ass dismissive centrists who act like “nothing ever happen”.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

if it walks like a duck… you should be used to getting that critique given how often you do, but it’s not like you’d ever put a second into reflecting on why.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Good one! “Explain how this point”…fails to completely address anything.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

holy fucking shit. thank you, joker, for telling *me* what *i* mean in my own statements, despite repeatedly explaining to you only for you to entirely overlook my statements. you’re an arrogant fuck, and you continue to confirm that.

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Anonymous #3 2w

👍

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

what a fucking imbecile.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

you might as well be a flat-earther with that level of arrogance and narcissism. yeah, your beliefs on what others mean when they say things, despite being contrary to what they actually claim to be their thought process, is definitely more important and truthful than anything else. actually ridiculous.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Okay 👍

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

spamming thumbs up’s or “okay” whenever you get criticized only further confirms the allegations of arrogance, just syk. especially since that’s been your only method of rebuttal for, what, two years now? if not longer?

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Anonymous #3 2w

Okay 👍

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

lmao have the day you deserve joker.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Having a great day 😇

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Anonymous eviler_ascendgirl 2w

The only example of a prion disease being common in humans was a tribe in papua new guinea that had a tradition of eating the brains of the dead. The fact that there is only one recorded example of prions being a significant cause of death in a human population in history makes it pretty clear it would be rare regardless of regulation. Thats not to say that regulation can’t help.

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Anonymous #9 2w

Fax 📠

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Anonymous #8 2w

True! I love racially fetishisizing! I can’t stop!

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Anonymous #9 2w

They’re done with this thread, bud 🦧. It’s just you and me. The hardest they’ll go is quoting the UK, which would be legitimate if that was a meat industry issue and not a livestock issue

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

Actually, let me correct myself on this to be crystal clear. The people who disagree here either thoroughly believe that prions is a real threat OR they know the actual information behind prions disease and are using it as a fearmonger to smuggle in the broader point of why deregulation of the meat industry is bad. They don’t know what the term DISTINCTION means.

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Anonymous #9 2w

entirely overlooking the BSE crisis, are we? the kuru epidemic predated the BSE crisis by about 4 decades, so at the bare minimum claiming that the kuru epidemic was the only recorded instance of prions being a significant cause of death is disingenuous at best, or outright dishonest at worst.

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Anonymous #3 2w

The BSE crisis is exactly why I’m distinguishing BSE controls from meat regulation generally. The UK outbreak was driven primarily by infected ruminant material being recycled into cattle feed, and the response was targeted at feed bans, surveillance, culling, and removal of specified-risk tissues. If you’re claiming current deregulation raises prion risk, show which of those BSE safeguards is being weakened. We don’t operate under the feeding conditions that allowed for the UK outbreak.

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Anonymous ___joker__ 2w

I’m not talking to you, and if you wanted to discuss BSE controls you had this opportunity earlier when I mentioned the defunding of the FDA and USDA. do not be mistaken, I’m responding to 9 (as my comment was directed to them). feel free to actually address the shit you’ve been deflecting, and we can continue our conversation. aka shut the fuck up joker, you’ve been disingenuous and arrogant as fuck this entire conversation.

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Anonymous #3 2w

Ahhhhh…well in that case 🤭

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Anonymous #3 2w

The UK recorded only 178 probable cases from the BSE crisis. It never reached anywhere the threat of something like norovirus or salmonella.

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Anonymous #9 2w

Sorry ☹️ They no longer have access to this post.

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Anonymous #8 2w

Ong? This is drama I haven’t heard yet

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Anonymous #10 2w

Yes he made some concerning comments about why he likes to date black women

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Anonymous #8 2w

😱

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