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<blockquote data-quote="Slappy" data-source="post: 360143" data-attributes="member: 7608"><p>I agree with you it is dangerous and bad precedent, except we had to do exactly this to stop forced injections, vaccine passports, etc. There are many parallels between idiotic, un-American response to COVID and CWD.</p><p></p><p>Remember when NDGF required leaving deer carcasses (and the prions) in the field rather than allowing transport to dispose in a landfill? Many of us "non experts" correctly said that was bad policy. Kudos to NDGF for changing position on this, but they were wrong. The "experts" are not infallible.</p><p></p><p>What other recourse is there when "the experts" are wrong and it infringes on citizen rights? Would NDGF agree to public debate of the data and conclusions? The brief comment period they allow at advisory board meetings does not count. What about binding arbitration in a neutral forum?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Slappy, post: 360143, member: 7608"] I agree with you it is dangerous and bad precedent, except we had to do exactly this to stop forced injections, vaccine passports, etc. There are many parallels between idiotic, un-American response to COVID and CWD. Remember when NDGF required leaving deer carcasses (and the prions) in the field rather than allowing transport to dispose in a landfill? Many of us "non experts" correctly said that was bad policy. Kudos to NDGF for changing position on this, but they were wrong. The "experts" are not infallible. What other recourse is there when "the experts" are wrong and it infringes on citizen rights? Would NDGF agree to public debate of the data and conclusions? The brief comment period they allow at advisory board meetings does not count. What about binding arbitration in a neutral forum? [/QUOTE]
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