No cause for worry?
In a pig's ear!
And no, not just a headache for the goyim. Here's a fun fact not appearing in the article: at least when it comes to flu viruses, pigs are regarded as a "mixing bowl" for pathogens, allowing human, avian, and swine viruses to mix 'n mingle, producing frankenoffspring that have an easier time targeting people. You wanna reassure me? Tell me the blue ear virus can't combine with any flu viruses. And unless you can tell me that, don't tell me that "there are no clear indications" that this poses a threat to humans. Sheesh.
And no, not just a headache for the goyim. Here's a fun fact not appearing in the article: at least when it comes to flu viruses, pigs are regarded as a "mixing bowl" for pathogens, allowing human, avian, and swine viruses to mix 'n mingle, producing frankenoffspring that have an easier time targeting people. You wanna reassure me? Tell me the blue ear virus can't combine with any flu viruses. And unless you can tell me that, don't tell me that "there are no clear indications" that this poses a threat to humans. Sheesh.
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