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Good point. I first thought "Well we're already culling chickens for bird flu so why would we be worried about Mink? Isn't that the same?"
Then I realized Minks are mammals. It is worse and creating a environment for easier adaptation. It's the intermediary selecting a virus, ensuring it is suited for infecting us.
Let’s mass breed and keep thousands of animals susceptible to avian flu in filthy horrific conditions … Gee, I wonder what could happen?! Smdh >

What happens is millions of human beings eat good protein everyday. The industry props up supermarkets, restaurants, frozen food. Virtually everyone eats this stuff. >

Mink? Because it’s the minks that have the ability to potentially cause an avian virus to adapt to a mammalian one. I’m guessing though you meant chickens but they aren’t an issue. Mink are specifically the issue here & they’re bred for luxury fabric, not food.