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about livestock. More the writings of a pedantically doting
mother,then somebody who understands sheep. I shall go back to
it at some point when I am less busy at work and list some of
the many flaws for you.
Nor can you blame farmers for the difficulties obtaining Trisolfen
and other similar products. Farmers farm their farms, we rely on
you suburbanites to do more then just trade houses, such as delivering
inputs for wealth generating export industries such as farming and
mining, in an efficient and cost effective manner. We don't run
Canberra, we don't run the APVMA, we don't manufacture or distribute
vet products. We use what is available. Can't you people get anything
right? Next you will want us to come to your house and cook your
food for you, as producing the stuff is not enough it seems.
Clearly you really did lead a sheltered life, for you are very
much out of touch with nature. A bit like Dickie, who dislikes
David Attenborough, as he shows nature as things are. That apparently
makes him "bloodthirsty", or some similar remark.
The real world is not your concrete jumgle, that is your plastic
man made world. Given that we are running out of oil, it might
not have lasted so long after all, in the bigger scheme of things.
If you don't understand the fundamentals of nature, then you
are not living in the real world. Luckily I have lived in both,
so can compare them very well.