@ 2007-02-11 – 13:44:00
Ok. i no lots of people think what i think is wrong but during this whole bird flu thing NOBODY CARES ABOUT THE CHICKENS. there i said it. But its true, like is it 166 people have died so far, will be more now, but still. Im sorry for them, but thats 166 lives. they culled 160,000 chickens in 1 farm and NOBODY cares. Chickens have lives to. Theyre all as special as any human and i think its wrong to value our own lives higher than theirs.
Huh, thats all -_-
FunkyFarmer
I don't think many people would equate a chicken to a human, damsel. But that doesn't necessarily mean they don't regret the loss of life.
Just a thought.
Nate.
Damselindepress
i think every life is equal. thats why it annoys me. Why are humans though to be better than chickens?
by the way nate you can call me Skye ^^
govindan
You are 100 p.c. right
Yea that's really not making any sense for keeling them. I heard China killed 50000 dogs last year because couple of people died due to rabies. How they are so cruel..
MrMaggoo
We'll see who will be thinking about the chickens when they lose a loved one to the avian flu.
Damselindepress
i will. you cant say the life of a human is worth any more than a chicken. Of course my family mean more to me than a chicken but then my family mean more to me than a stranger. if one of our chickens died id be just as sad as if a family member died. Those chickens are my family. My sister says im a psycho, my dad says im scary. Whatever though. I see all lives as equal. i could never have 160,000 lives ended in the hope it stops a disease which cud kill me, never.
Sheffstox
I've worked out I've probably eaten about 1500 chickens in my life. And about 8000 chickens eggs. And killed about 500 trout or salmon. And God only knows how many flies...and spiders, usually flattened on the skirting board by the yellow pages. Ain't killed no humans. Once threw a bucket of maggots into a river, probably 5000, all eaten alive by fish no doubt. Yes, I care about the welfare of animals as much as humans, but then even the plant next to the TV responds to light. I accidentally forgot to water a small shrub in the garden last summer and it died. Our Myrtle played hell up with me for "killing" the thing. How far do you take it and what is the cut off point. Even trees have feelings.
Munzly
As others have suggested in their comments, the chickens were doomed whatever way it went. The real sadness is that their deaths were wasted, they did not even get to be properly fried and eaten 
I assume you (like me) are a vegan, or at least a vegetarian?
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I agree with you. Fair do's for Chucks I say. Roddy Rooster for PM. I bet he never smoked a spliff!