The red squirels were given the plague by those nasty grey squirels
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And why grey squirrels did not die from this "plague"? They are fitter, fluffier, friendlier than redsOriginally posted by Bagpuss View PostThe red squirels were given the plague by those nasty grey squirels
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Nonsense. Rats did not die from Bubonic Plague even though they helped spread it via their fleas! Odd that you should develop such an affinity with these largely unwelcome immigrants..........or maybe not.Originally posted by AtW View PostAnd why grey squirrels did not die from this "plague"? They are fitter, fluffier, friendlier than reds
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Rats were not carrying something that was killing other rats. Squirrels are very close and it is up to the reds to develop anti-bories just like greys did. Frankly reds had it too good, while I am sad they are not around, I think it is wrong to take it out on nice fluffy greys. So leave them aloneOriginally posted by shaunbhoy View PostNonsense. Rats did not die from Bubonic Plague even though they helped spread it via their fleas!
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Wish I could develop more anti-bories to you!Originally posted by AtW View PostRats were not carrying something that was killing other rats. Squirrels are very close and it is up to the reds to develop anti-bories just like greys did. Frankly reds had it too good, while I am sad they are not around, I think it is wrong to take it out on nice fluffy greys. So leave them alone
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How about an immigration tax, payable for the first 5 years in this country to help pay the costs of absorbing the new immigrant population whilst supporting the indigenous peoples and therefore promoting ongoing harmony?Comment
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Thereby encouraging illegal immigration.Originally posted by WotNxt View PostHow about an immigration tax, payable for the first 5 years in this country to help pay the costs of absorbing the new immigrant population whilst supporting the indigenous peoples and therefore promoting ongoing harmony?
It's Deja-vu all over again!
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Define indigenousOriginally posted by WotNxt View PostHow about an immigration tax, payable for the first 5 years in this country to help pay the costs of absorbing the new immigrant population whilst supporting the indigenous peoples and therefore promoting ongoing harmony?Comment
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