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Fuck NY, Peanut Edition

JR4X said:
Fair enough.

Signed
Perpetually on da porch
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you should ask for a raise
not because you need more money but because you seem like one of them that actually does work
and if you ask for more, then prices will need to go up by that little bit
fuel prices go up a little and blah blah blah


point being, you don't gotta do anything violent to collapse clown world... just stop shrugging, atlas
 
Bogus One said:
No, retard
Simply showing that this kind of "Karen" bullshit happens everywhere. What's his name implied it was a "NY" thing
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You responded directly to him saying he's in CA, BoogerOne.
 
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Told my wife this story (she manages a vet clinic) she says yeah they have to test brain tissue to check for rabies..

I say hold the fuck up we go from "normal animal" to must have rabies, definitely have to cut head off to check...

She looks confused...

I say so if your little dog bit someone but otherwise seems normal the first step to do is cut off the dogs head to check for rabies? :idea:

She's like oh yeah that seems fucked up:shaking:

So news story says complaint of bite = seizure. Then story elaborated that CDC says IF animal shows signs of rabies it is euthanized.

So... Is it possible the little fucker had rabies? Is it likely the cuunnts killed the fucker instead of a 14 day quarantine to find out, absolutely possible.

“On Oct. 30, DEC seized a raccoon and squirrel sharing a residence with humans, creating the potential for human exposure to rabies. In addition, a person involved with the investigation was bitten by the squirrel. To test for rabies, both animals were euthanized,” the agencies said in a statement, CBS News in New York reported. “The animals are being tested for rabies and anyone who has been in contact with these animals is strongly encouraged to consult their physician.”

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Orphaned squirrel who became social media star was euthanized after being seized from home

An orphaned squirrel that became a social media star called Peanut is dead after being seized by New York state from his caretakers' home.
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CarterKraft said:
Told my wife this story (she manages a vet clinic) she says yeah they have to test brain tissue to check for rabies..

I say hold the fuck up we go from "normal animal" to must have rabies, definitely have to cut head off to check...

She looks confused...

I say so if your little dog bit someone but otherwise seems normal the first step to do is cut off the dogs head to check for rabies? :idea:

She's like oh yeah that seems fucked up:shaking:

So news story says complaint of bite = seizure. Then story elaborated that CDC says IF animal shows signs of rabies it is euthanized.

So... Is it possible the little fucker had rabies? Is it likely the cuunnts killed the fucker instead of a 14 day quarantine to find out, absolutely possible.
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In theory, perhaps. But in practice...

"a human has never contracted rabies from a squirrel in the U.S., the D.C. Department of Health said"
"No person in the US has ever gotten rabies from a squirrel"
 
Again, it's not about the squirrel.

Some folks all around don't get the picture.
What we need is another raid on another squirrel owner.
But this time, we need the SWAT team to roll up in an MRAP.
We need a chopper in the sky and snipers on the neighbor's roofs.

It's all about that show of force. As well as "spending that budget or you won't get it next year".
 
Yota Up said:
Again, it's not about the squirrel.

Some folks all around don't get the picture.
What we need is another raid on another squirrel owner.
But this time, we need the SWAT team to roll up in an MRAP.
We need a chopper in the sky and snipers on the neighbor's roofs.

It's all about that show of force. As well as "spending that budget or you won't get it next year".
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I remember when we thought cops wouldn't turn on the people.
 
You know, with all the medical tech we have, you'd think that they would be able to come up with an alternative method for rabies detection. Probably not enough money in it......
 
bdkw1 said:
You know, with all the medical tech we have, you'd think that they would be able to come up with an alternative method for rabies detection. Probably not enough money in it......
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It wasn't vaccinated. Duh. :flipoff2:

As someone who hasn't had any wild animals as pets, you risk the game wardens coming by and just shooting said animal on site because it thinks all humans are safe. Then any pictures of them are collected by the game wardens and used as evidence against you. Nothing new here.

Raccoons do not make good long term pets they go back to wild instinct after 2 years. Deer and possums are cool. I'm told skunks are cool too, but never meet one with the stink sack removed. Turkeys are obnoxious and most of them get given up for adoption.

Any animal should be able to be a pet, If you die by your friendly tiger eating your face, you should be free to do so.
 
Been around 2 pet squirrels, same guy had both. First was socialized, second wasn't. He got both just cutting trees down in his yard and finding them after the fact as babies.

First one was cool as shit, super friendly. He used to come into the office every day and run around all over the place. Only downside was their claws are super sharp, your arms would get all tore up just from him running up and down them. He died after like a year though, caught some shit overnight and woke up the next morning paralyzed from the waste down. Some infection in his spinal cord.

Second one was a real bastard. The guy who had him was the only one who could even get close to him. He got that one around the time I stopped working there so not sure how it turned out.
 
A few weeks ago, driving to work. Saw a rabid racoon. Could tell by the way it was acting. Was on the brink of dieing.
Acting crazy, bitting at nothing, falling over.
Call the 911 to report.
I waited about 45 minutes before police show up.
Go on my way.
Nydec calls 2 hrs later asking where the racoon is located.
Told them the dewitt police showed up.
You ask them.....
What a batch of tools l.
 
subybaja said:
No shit, Sherlock. That's what would make it funny, that something so significant could be triggered by something so irrelevant. :shaking:
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I mean, in all honesty, making the world’s largest pot of tea was really not all that relevant either. They could have just drank water and skipped that whole tax thing.
 
Yota Up said:
In theory, perhaps. But in practice...

"a human has never contracted rabies from a squirrel in the U.S., the D.C. Department of Health said"
"No person in the US has ever gotten rabies from a squirrel"
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This is what I have been told since I rescued my squirrel in 2001.

I was under constant stress that someone would turn me in, and he would be euthanized.

He bit me once, mostly my fault, and I told the ER that they were wild rat bites. Rats and squirrels are not known to carry rabies in CA.

If I had been able to get the hormonal bastard fixed legally, he would have made the best pet.

They are fun. And loveable.
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CarterKraft said:
Told my wife this story (she manages a vet clinic) she says yeah they have to test brain tissue to check for rabies..

I say hold the fuck up we go from "normal animal" to must have rabies, definitely have to cut head off to check...

She looks confused...

I say so if your little dog bit someone but otherwise seems normal the first step to do is cut off the dogs head to check for rabies? :idea:

She's like oh yeah that seems fucked up:shaking:

So news story says complaint of bite = seizure. Then story elaborated that CDC says IF animal shows signs of rabies it is euthanized.

So... Is it possible the little fucker had rabies? Is it likely the cuunnts killed the fucker instead of a 14 day quarantine to find out, absolutely possible.

“On Oct. 30, DEC seized a raccoon and squirrel sharing a residence with humans, creating the potential for human exposure to rabies. In addition, a person involved with the investigation was bitten by the squirrel. To test for rabies, both animals were euthanized,” the agencies said in a statement, CBS News in New York reported. “The animals are being tested for rabies and anyone who has been in contact with these animals is strongly encouraged to consult their physician.”

apnews.com

Orphaned squirrel who became social media star was euthanized after being seized from home

An orphaned squirrel that became a social media star called Peanut is dead after being seized by New York state from his caretakers' home.
apnews.com apnews.com
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I covered this earlier. Typically pets will get quarantined for 14-30 days depending on jurisdiction and the person bit will get the rabies vax out of caution. Wildlife they typically euthanize and test brain tissue and CSF immediately. And by pets we're talking normal shit like cats and dogs.

Dogs/cats/etc get quarantined so they're not killing people's pets if they don't have to. Wildlife they're generally more worried about getting the person treated immediately and possible rabies outbreaks in the wild. State/local law probably distinguishes squirrels as wildlife and doesn't recognize them as pets or only certain animals are recognized legally as pets and squirrels aren't on the list.
 
Motorcharge said:
I covered this earlier. Typically pets will get quarantined for 14-30 days depending on jurisdiction and the person bit will get the rabies vax out of caution. Wildlife they typically euthanize and test brain tissue and CSF immediately. And by pets we're talking normal shit like cats and dogs.

Dogs/cats/etc get quarantined so they're not killing people's pets if they don't have to. Wildlife they're generally more worried about getting the person treated immediately and possible rabies outbreaks in the wild. State/local law probably distinguishes squirrels as wildlife and doesn't recognize them as pets or only certain animals are recognized legally as pets and squirrels aren't on the list.
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The point was, does anyone/thing get harmed via a quarantine period for a animal that bit someone AFTER they were seized from their owner?
 
CarterKraft said:
The point was, does anyone/thing get harmed via a quarantine period for a animal that bit someone AFTER they were seized from their owner?
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Common sense, you're probably right. Legally, they're probably not allowed to make a judgement call like that. Not defending them, just pointing out there's likely a reasonable explanation for this part of the story and that it's more than likely good old fashioned aristocratic bullshit than it is malice.
 
Motorcharge said:
Common sense, you're probably right. Legally, they're probably not allowed to make a judgement call like that. Not defending them, just pointing out there's likely a reasonable explanation for this part of the story and that it's more than likely good old fashioned aristocratic bullshit than it is malice.
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Yeah, but if they had 2 brain cells among the entire department, they would have known better than to kill this particular squirrel.
 
As a refuge from NY, you all get a small glimpse of the madness.
 
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