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[–] CrudOMatic ago 

Diseases don't respect borders

YES EU, you are 100% correct - diseases do not respect borders - like the disease of the un-elected Jews in Brussels who violate European sovereignty on a daily basis, and the diseases known as muslims from Africa & the middle east don't respect borders either.

Entirely correct.

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[–] friendshipistragic 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

Hmmm. This is a good question. Has anyone checked @KatHarzso’s papers over at SBBH?

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[–] 13472025? ago 

Yes!

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[–] d33t 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

That's more documentation than they require for humans.

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[–] lord_nougat 0 points 2 points (+2|-0) ago 

Or, rather, subhumans.

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[–] Wulfgar ago  (edited ago)

UK will literally kill your pet if you TRY to cross border without papers. (or was it Sweden?)

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[–] Holonomic ago 

No, I think it was Thailand, and I think it was lunchtime.

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[–] YamaMaya 0 points 1 point (+1|-0) ago 

I wish they would kill people who try to enter illegally

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[–] 13470772? 0 points 4 points (+4|-0) ago 

"No officer, this isn't my cat, this is my good friend from Syria who had to don this disguise to not get murdered by Assad and Putin."

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[–] Bill_Murrays_Sandals ago 

Aids monkeys are fine though because they vote left.

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[–] geekpuk2 ago 

That is why public health funding is very important

Your gated community will not prevent dysentery and cholera . Your Trump wall will not prevent tuberculosis and whooping cough

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[–] ShinyVoater ago 

TB and pertussis are transmitted by short-range aerosols. If you wall off the infected on one side, the people on the other will be fine if they don't stand too close.

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[–] Yuke ago 

This is actually a really good example for what relaxed borders and checks, or no borders at all will lead to, because when the laws on pet travel changed, which were to guard against rabies and such like diseases, the act of transporting animals and the checks that were made (or not, as the case was) meant that it became easier to sneak animals across borders illegally. The old rules were much tougher and it wasn't anywhere near the problem it now is. Way to go guys!

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