[Libloather]

Say, where did that chicom biolab move to?

[ealgeone]

It’s moving in from across the border.

[MIchaelTArchangel]

When a people decides to live in filth, diseases will follow.

[Jim Noble]

8 years is a long time between cases.

Usually 1-2 every couple of years. Squirrels and prairie dogs. No big deal.

[ClearCase_guy]

[verum ago]

I feel compelled to chime in here: Plague (Yersinia pestis) is endemic in ground squirrels in Oregon, Idaho, and Nevada (if not other high desert states). I’m actually amazed they’ve gone this long without a case.

It was always my biggest worry shooting ground squirrels or harvesting desert cottontails growing up in southern Idaho.

Good news is that modern antibiotics mean it’s no big deal. It ain’t the 14th century anymore.

[Paladin2]

Thank you, Jao...

[metmom]

So where did the cat get it and how do they know that wherever it got the infected fleas that there aren’t more?

[wjcsux]

Turn your city into a 3rd world craphole and you get 3rd world craphole diseases, who didn’t see that coming?

[spincaster]

Don’t you just love cats.

[bitt]

and think of all the migrant camps overrun with rodents...

tent cities with feces and trash..

thanks, Biden.

[BigEdLB]

Hunter Biden’s cat?