Should Wales stand firm over shambo decision?

Question:

Now that Wales have there own welsh assembly, is it not time they stood firm on the sacred cow issue. If the vets and experts have found the animal to be infected is this not a good time for them to stand up and be counted. In the last foot and mouth epidemic, some valuable herds that did not have the disease still had to be slaughtered.
I hope they do not fall for the old chestnut, well it is religious. The verdict is nothing to do with religion, its just good husbandry.

Answers:
Well yes they should however the bull is not part of a herd, its not a commercial animal it does not travel and i dont believe that bovine TB is infectious to humans ( but I could be wrong on that)
so its not going to infect anyone, but TB is a slow death so yes it should be "put to sleep" when its quality of life fails

Why do we all shy away from things that are to do with "Religion" we give it too much credence, if the cow is infected kill the bloody thing and have done with it!

While I Agree With You That Religion Is Little More Than An Excuse These Days, I Don't Think They Do Need To Kill The Cow, As It Will Not Be Eaten (I Don't Think It Will, Anyway).

That is the law of the land yes

Should Wales stand firm over shambo decision?

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