> doesn't bird flu have like a 100% chance of killing poultry anyway? no it depends on the strain and most are light or mild at best. there are more dangerous strains but they are not as common as people thing. killing the whole flock also ensures that they never build a resistance to the bird flu which in it of itself is counterproductive. basically it is like covid all over again where herd immunity is forbidden because the "experts" say it doesn't work and of course the only way forward is with vaccinations for the poultry which who knows what they are pumping into the birds with a bird flu vaccine especially if it's an mrna vaccine which still no one knows the long term effects of mrna vaccines. deliberatly destroyings eggs though is just plain retarded no matter how the experts or the media tries to spin it.
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