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Poor Wee Geromino
Geronimo is to be put to sleep tomorrow.
I agree that, if he has TB he should be destroyed, but what if his owner is right and the test is flawed.
It's not really just about one animal amongst thousands that are slaughtered daily it's about the heavy-handedness and inflexible government rules (not just the Tories or the UK govt).
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I agree that, if he has TB he should be destroyed, but what if his owner is right and the test is flawed.
It's not really just about one animal amongst thousands that are slaughtered daily it's about the heavy-handedness and inflexible government rules (not just the Tories or the UK govt).
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// all sense and rationality disappearing out of our minds at times.//
naughty divisive critical dtc!
please remember this is AB
if sense and rationality were here in the first place - ter daaaah !
sozza insulting. Lucky no one can understand.
as if sense and reason were making their first appearance on AB ! then
naughty divisive critical dtc!
please remember this is AB
if sense and rationality were here in the first place - ter daaaah !
sozza insulting. Lucky no one can understand.
as if sense and reason were making their first appearance on AB ! then
it has another 20 minutes to live
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The police are in attendance at the farm today:
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What an irresponsible owner for not isolating geronimo in a secure stable. TB is contagious & infects other beasts & fields. Owner breeds alpacas for their skins & she can still earn from geronimo. Time will tell if her other alpacas are infected. nb Its easier to disinfect a stable than to disinfect fields.
"Terrified poor boy. What a horrible end for him."
The reason it was "terrified" (or probably more likely it was alarmed) was because there were two dozen people tearing round after it in a field. One thing is certain - it was not terrified because it feared death. Animals don't know what death is, they don't know it's going to befall them and this particular one had not been reading the papers for the last month or so.
Where terror really kicks in is when a dairy farmer is told his herd is infected with TB. Terror strikes him because he does not know what the future holds for him, his family, his business and his livelihood.
The reason it was "terrified" (or probably more likely it was alarmed) was because there were two dozen people tearing round after it in a field. One thing is certain - it was not terrified because it feared death. Animals don't know what death is, they don't know it's going to befall them and this particular one had not been reading the papers for the last month or so.
Where terror really kicks in is when a dairy farmer is told his herd is infected with TB. Terror strikes him because he does not know what the future holds for him, his family, his business and his livelihood.
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