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Traildogbob

(13,218 posts)
14. Damn horrible.
Fri Jun 5, 2026, 01:09 PM
22 hrs ago

Outrage is gonna spread as well. Paxton sure as hell will not be of any fucking help.
And as climate shifts many many vectors will bring up lots of disease’s mostly found in the tropical ecosystems.
If we could out the criminals right now, we may never repair all the shit, and if it continues for the remainder of this term, we can be assured we will not survive the hell on earth coming.
$70 million of our taxes awarded to Clean Coal CEO’s yesterday, is not gonna protect us.
Foot and Mouth disease, lurking.
hamsterjill, I share your anger at it all. Everyday another hell event. Damn hard to think of enjoying any 250 celebration where we are now.
A funeral will be more appropriate.

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No. It is not. It can affect pets, other livestock and HUMANS TOO. We had it controlled 60 years ago hlthe2b 23 hrs ago #1
Do you know how expensive Credelio is? hamsterjill 23 hrs ago #3
Yes. I get it, though Elanco does work with groups such as yours (and offers rebates for general public) hlthe2b 22 hrs ago #6
Do you not think that I've already thought to do that? hamsterjill 22 hrs ago #9
i only wanted to help. I don't deserve your anger & wrath nor does anyone else who responds. hlthe2b 22 hrs ago #10
Thank you for trying to help and responding in a rational manner. erronis 21 hrs ago #21
I mentioned spot-on treatments which may well work and could be administered to a trapped hlthe2b 22 hrs ago #11
I so wanted to address this because of my family's business but figured I'd just get the usual "jump in the lake Texan" efhmc 21 hrs ago #29
Wouldn't want to disappoint you. hamsterjill 20 hrs ago #42
And the biggest screwworms of all are Disaffected 23 hrs ago #2
It is not funny and its tragic that innocents are paying the price... Moostache 23 hrs ago #4
Thank you for understanding. hamsterjill 22 hrs ago #5
Measles, Whooping Cough, etc. Under him, I think the near extinct Guinea Worm and extinct smallpox AZLD4Candidate 21 hrs ago #20
I think it would take a facility incident to let smallpox loose again. nitpicked 20 hrs ago #39
Both my parents believe the "assassination attempts" were all false flags. AZLD4Candidate 20 hrs ago #47
They wanted to take the country back to imposed servitude RandomNumbers 41 min ago #79
Trump made screwworms great again Johonny 22 hrs ago #7
Control of screwworm was one of the great scientific successes. dedl67 22 hrs ago #8
No it's not MustLoveBeagles 22 hrs ago #12
Is this similar to the bot fly larve? N/t gay texan 22 hrs ago #13
not really Kali 22 hrs ago #16
Interesting.......... popsdenver 21 hrs ago #33
You are right about us healthcare workers. HappyLarge 12 hrs ago #72
All of the health workers I know popsdenver 1 hr ago #75
I honestly don't know the answer to that question. hamsterjill 22 hrs ago #17
there do seem to be efforts afoot to release sterile males in large numbers. cab67 21 hrs ago #31
Yeah, I was just reading that these efforts wouldn't be fully (note that word) operational until early 2028. hamsterjill 20 hrs ago #43
I'm pretty sure they were also doing this in Mexico. USDA was working with Mexico. To the best of my knowledge. LeftInTX 16 hrs ago #69
botflies eat living tissue, but transmission is completely different. cab67 21 hrs ago #30
there are different species of botflies and modes of infestation Kali 19 hrs ago #54
When I've seen them removed - cab67 17 hrs ago #66
Damn horrible. Traildogbob 22 hrs ago #14
Blame the fucking Republicans Texas keeps voting in to mess your way of life. dave99 22 hrs ago #15
We should call it the republican screwworm BaronChocula 22 hrs ago #18
The Trumpworm -- he *likes* to put his name on things. eppur_se_muova 16 hrs ago #67
Nailed it BaronChocula 16 hrs ago #68
Sociopaths like Trump, Thiel, Musk, the DOGE shitheads etc don't care about anything that doesn't affect them personally ChicagoTeamster 21 hrs ago #19
Psychopaths exists in various degrees in a variety of professions. littlemissmartypants 21 hrs ago #28
That lower chart... Wednesdays 15 hrs ago #70
I was told by an older gentleman that a man born rich could never understand what it's like to be poor. harumph 21 hrs ago #32
Occasionally someone like a JFK or an FDR breaks that rule but, in general, yes ChicagoTeamster 20 hrs ago #36
Too late CT........NC popsdenver 20 hrs ago #34
I blame MAGA. LuvLoogie 21 hrs ago #22
known as REPUBLICANS dave99 21 hrs ago #24
"any warm-blooded animal" cab67 21 hrs ago #23
Righteous rant, hamsterjill. I felt every inhalation and exhalation of it. littlemissmartypants 21 hrs ago #25
Thanks, smarty. hamsterjill 20 hrs ago #45
Climate change has everything... littlemissmartypants 19 hrs ago #56
Burn It Down ZDU 21 hrs ago #26
An early consequence of criminal impoundments and maga murder budget cuts. pat_k 21 hrs ago #27
LOL popsdenver 20 hrs ago #38
As a Republic (If We Can Keep It), "We" Obviously Failed Even More Bigly Than He Did When He Showed The Roux Comes First 20 hrs ago #35
Post removed Post removed 20 hrs ago #37
Righteous rant. Ilsa 20 hrs ago #40
No, not all farmers and ranchers are "rich". hamsterjill 20 hrs ago #44
Yep. The ranchers & farmers look for those great gop bennies. nt Ilsa 20 hrs ago #46
Yep, and it'll be the mom and pop farms and ranches that suffer the most. hamsterjill 20 hrs ago #51
I forgot to add: Ilsa 20 hrs ago #49
Then why would most vote for the GOP? Could it be FSA welfare? walkingman 19 hrs ago #55
We have to get MW67 20 hrs ago #41
HEAR! HEAR! ✊️ littlemissmartypants 18 hrs ago #63
Don't forget the spirochites popsdenver 1 hr ago #77
Thank you for posting - TBF 20 hrs ago #48
I'm sure your dog will be just fine, but you're right to ask at the re-check. You're being sane and responsible. hamsterjill 19 hrs ago #53
I'm south of Houston in the outer suburbs - TBF 19 hrs ago #59
Yes, I don't blame you for being concerned. hamsterjill 19 hrs ago #62
That was a righteous rant! ananda 20 hrs ago #50
Rants have become my norm these days. hamsterjill 20 hrs ago #52
I don't really feel sorry for them, but.. ananda 19 hrs ago #58
For me it's the wildlife. hamsterjill 19 hrs ago #60
That is such a shame. ananda 19 hrs ago #61
Can the secured island compounds of billionaires keep the screwworm fly out? DBoon 19 hrs ago #57
Have to admit, I kind of prefer Option B . . . hatrack 1 hr ago #76
Yet another inevitable consequence of all this insane deregulation. Completely on the heads of the GQP. Karasu 18 hrs ago #64
"What in the actual fuck is it ever going to take?" OldBaldy1701E 17 hrs ago #65
The idiocy of the DOGE bros (who probably thought "screwworm" was a hilarious joke) will haunt us for years to come. LetMyPeopleVote 14 hrs ago #71
I still remember the only screw worm case i ever saw. Scruffy1 11 hrs ago #73
My dad was a rancher and I remember him worrying about it. hamsterjill 11 hrs ago #74
My question is will my normal heartworm prevention i give my pup will prevent it? gay texan 1 hr ago #78
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