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While the plight of the homeless in the U.S. is great discussion fodder, I don't see what relevance it has to meat market hygiene in China, or the state's role
by _iyig 7y ago
While the plight of the homeless in the U.S. is great discussion fodder, I don't see what relevance it has to meat market hygiene in China, or the state's role in publishing accurate public health information.
- hatenberg 7y agoYes, thank god we have no head of state questioning vaccines and no federal agencies dismantling health related regulations. thank god No, health epidemics could never thrive in our amazing country because we have safe meat markets
- gamblor956 7y agoYou're right, they couldn't, because the US has much stricter safety regulations to prevent stuff like this from happening. Unlike China, the West tries to learn from its mistakes. It's why we have so much bureaucracy. The cost of red tape seems excessive until shit like this happens in the places that don't have red tape.
- hatenberg 7y agoWow. Really. Only we are able to learn from mistakes and we have so much bureaucracy. We do so much learning, its Yuuge I tell you. No other country learns so great. And our bureaucracy, everyone is jealous of it, it is so highly, so much red tape. Nobody has that much red tape. https://qz.com/1790253/the-usda-is-recalling-more-unsafe-meat-now-than-in-2013/ https://qz.com/1790253/the-usda-is-recalling-more-unsafe-mea... Lol