Posted by BarnyardEngineering on August 28, 2018 at 11:15:13 from (173.186.244.244):
In Reply to: To many rules posted by flying belgian on August 28, 2018 at 09:01:55:
You guys have to step outside yourselves, lose this "How dare they insult my integrity?" attitude and realize that it is not a personal attack on you and has nothing to do with which eggs are "better."
"Don't they know fresh eggs are better?" Well yes, they probably do, but they also know that they come from unregulated, and for all intents and purposes, unknown sources. They don't know you from Adam, and have no idea what kind of operation you run. For all they know you could be running the sloppiest sty of a henhouse known to man. They're not going to waste resources inspecting and tracking every little backyard henhouse; they're just going to say the eggs need to come from commercial sources where they are washed to Federal/State standards and are pasteurized.
One homeless person gets sick, and all that gratitude for the meal goes out the door. There's a line of lawyers just waiting to sink their teeth into a case like that.
What caused the problem in the first place is this attitude across both sides of the aisle that, something bad happened once. We have to do whatever we can no matter what it is or how costly it is to make sure it never ever ever happens again. There's no such thing as "it-shay appens-hay" anymore. Someone gets the poops for a couple days, gotta outlaw the poops...
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