Answer The Question (If You Can)

Wednesday, March 1. 2006

The other day I come across a post talking about opposition to NAIS that had this quote in it.

the public outcry in support of National Animal Identification System (NAIS) is comparable only to the public outcry in opposition to NAIS.

I very politely posted that following comment.

You make the statement, "public outcry in support of National Animal Identification System (NAIS)." I was wondering if you can support this statement with facts. I have never seen anywhere where there is public support for this. The government would lead us to believe there is but I have never actually seen it. I would appreciate the facts to back up your statement.

I have yet to receive any answer from the person that posted this, cyoung-puyear, and am still waiting. Is this such a hard question to answer? Support your position with facts please. Where is this "public outcry" in support of NAIS? Can anybody out there answer this question for me.

An ear tag never stopped a disease, it just causes people to lie in support of the position.

Posted by Sarpy Sam in Government Propaganda at 02:17 | Comments (4294967288) | Trackbacks (4294967294)

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You wouldn't happen to remember where you came across that post would you?

We're kinda behind on the power curve up here in Arkansas and am doing a bit of "mining."

If you do happen to remember where you came across that post stating there was "support" for NAIS please do me a HUGE favor and send it to the email address I listed.

Thanks for taking time outta your life to help inform others.

#1 Jolly Sapper on 2006-03-03 19:19 (Reply)

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