does that even make sense as an answer fred? i dont get it.
Despite thousands of COVID-19 cases among #Nebraska meatpacking workers, USDA official says safety improvements mean chances of disease spreading in processing plants now 'virtually nil.' https://bit.ly/3gzlYGw pic.twitter.com/myLhN3sqX0
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Sounds like bull to me.
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Looks like a pair of LIARS to me.
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Only if “virtually nil” here means “many.”
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The amount of work “virtually” is doing in this sentencepic.twitter.com/P0rpKAL8Kr
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Welcome to one of the best examples of "regulatory capture" I've seen in ages.
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PS. Fred, did you ask if they are now doing routine testing? And if they'll be publicly reporting test results?
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That is a lie. Nebraskans, including some of my most cherished family members, deserve better.
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Maybe he means that the chances of an infection in a meat processing plant being reported are almost nil. If a worker in a packing plant is infected, and it’s never reported, do they develop antibodies?
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Because everyone already has it? No one left working in the plant to spread it to?
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Good Hypothesis ! LOL . NIL my A$$. If your so sure it’s nill Mr Knapp, why don’t you go and work in one for a couple of weeks!
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