RE: Super bug bacteria in meat and poultry, study says
zackers, I wondered why you were so convinced that the workers were the source, but it turns out you are spinning for the farms:
"The fact that the scientists had no problem with implicating farms on a CBS report just makes it junk science."
Really?
Then the fact that NASA had no problems implicating the O-Rings, in their shuttle explosion, must make THAT junk science as well.
Really, IF there is a problem, and IF it is tracable, then you SHOULD have "no problem" placing the blame.
You spin two factors too far: first, the meat packing plants are NOT "disassembled and sterilized" every night. Yes, sterilization protocols are (we hope) adhered to, but the machinery is NOT totally taken apart (the meaning of disassembled).
And you (just like the meat industry themselves) use the workers as handy pawns. Haven't you ever heard of gloves and aprons? What do you think contaminates the workers? I'll tell you: it's the MEAT that they work with every day.
