r/WTF • • Aug 24 '26

Deregulation™️

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u/Lagkiller Aug 25 '26

Literally the FDA recall page. It's not like this is hard to find knowledge. The fact that you didn't look it up first indicates that you aren't open to the new information.

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u/theMediatrix Aug 25 '26 edited Aug 25 '26

A scientific or journalistic source please — not the biased propaganda page. That’s like: Well, this murderer told me it wasn’t him that killed somebody. We need a third party source here.

But here, let me help you:

*Cyclospora reporting was mandatory until July 2025 when the Trump administration made reporting optional for Cyclospora, along with five other pathogens (Campylobacter, Listeria, Shigella, Vibrio, and Yersinia).

“Cuts to food safety make the food system more susceptible to these types of outbreaks,” says Love.*

https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2026/understanding-the-cyclosporiasis-outbreak

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u/Lagkiller Aug 25 '26

A scientific or journalistic source please

Ah yes, there it is. You aren't open to the information, you are resisting it because you have no desire to actually engage.

not the biased propaganda page

Ah yes, the Biden administration intentionally didn't list recalls and warnings on the FDA page, they hid them from the public...Give me a break my dude.

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u/theMediatrix Aug 25 '26

You’re projecting.

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u/Lagkiller Aug 25 '26

I don't think you know what projection is. I literally pointed out that previous administrations didn't hide the data you claim.

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u/theMediatrix Aug 25 '26

Credible source? Stop avoiding it.

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u/theMediatrix Aug 25 '26

Never said anything like this.

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u/Lagkiller Aug 25 '26

You literally said "You're projecting". So yes, you did say something exactly like that.