Chicken: So, waddle it be, hon - eggs Russian roulette? Ha ha... (Just a little free-range chicken-and-egg humor there)... Punk: Lucky for you the Feds don't care about food quality.
Behold the legacy of the anti-government presidents: Carter, Reagan, Clinton, and W. Bush. Reduce government because it interferes with private enterprise. Let businesses regulate themselves because that’s the best way to maximize business opportunities that benefit the country. Don’t worry if your food supply is contaminated or if there is too much lead in your children’s toys. You can always buy your goods from a supplier that follows the rules even when unregulated…Provided you survive.
simple: just buy stuff the mfr has had approved as kosher. circle U (orthodox union), star K, triangle K, etc. somewhere (usually) to the lower right of the brand-name on the front label.
closest you’re gonna get to non-governmentally regulated clean food. pricier, yes. but pure.
Carter deregulated the trucking and airline industry in hopes that it would bring more prosperity to the U.S. He was wrong. Reagan then put Carter’s deregulation practices on steroids with bigger industries like the S and L’s (which resulted in a crash).
Carter was many times more favorable than Reagan ever was.
I have my own chickens…thank you very much…3 chickens, 3 eggs daily…fry + h20, cover = the best soft eggs evvver & don’t have to worry about having to burn my eggs due to FDA not working for my tax $s. Don’t blame the government for lazy people. Grow you own.
Simon_Jester over 13 years ago
We could have some goverment oversight and prevent this, but that would be Socialism…and better DEAD than Red!
WarBush over 13 years ago
Be a meat eater and the meat is no good. Be a Vegetarian and there’s fecal matter in your salad.
No way to win. Oh well. Time to spin the wheel.
SmokyStover over 13 years ago
Behold the legacy of the anti-government presidents: Carter, Reagan, Clinton, and W. Bush. Reduce government because it interferes with private enterprise. Let businesses regulate themselves because that’s the best way to maximize business opportunities that benefit the country. Don’t worry if your food supply is contaminated or if there is too much lead in your children’s toys. You can always buy your goods from a supplier that follows the rules even when unregulated…Provided you survive.
dfowensby over 13 years ago
simple: just buy stuff the mfr has had approved as kosher. circle U (orthodox union), star K, triangle K, etc. somewhere (usually) to the lower right of the brand-name on the front label. closest you’re gonna get to non-governmentally regulated clean food. pricier, yes. but pure.
Motivemagus over 13 years ago
Um, Smoky - Carter??
myming over 13 years ago
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/22/egg-recall-supplier-violationsn690400.html
Justice22 over 13 years ago
^ Amen.
SHAKENDOWN over 13 years ago
Don’t “ova” dose on those “chicky rox”.
WarBush over 13 years ago
Carter deregulated the trucking and airline industry in hopes that it would bring more prosperity to the U.S. He was wrong. Reagan then put Carter’s deregulation practices on steroids with bigger industries like the S and L’s (which resulted in a crash).
Carter was many times more favorable than Reagan ever was.
lindz.coop Premium Member over 13 years ago
Not to mention the shrubs.
Nesssie over 13 years ago
I have my own chickens…thank you very much…3 chickens, 3 eggs daily…fry + h20, cover = the best soft eggs evvver & don’t have to worry about having to burn my eggs due to FDA not working for my tax $s. Don’t blame the government for lazy people. Grow you own.
phlegmatic over 13 years ago
England has voluntary vaccination of hens, with symbol on carton. Salmonella infection has dropped from 17,000 to 700 annually. Cost 2 cents a dozen.