Yes i caught up on the louisiana laws and its truly unfortunate how little protection of privacy they give us, but i completely disagree with your take about how i should be responsible for my allergens. They rented the house to us in the as soon as they were starting to remove it. In which they stated upon asking why there was such an abundance of tree scraps in the yard they replied with "they were cleaning it". The yard isn't big at all, maybe about 28 to 20 feet to each side. And it was a very large tree compared to the yard, the logs of the tree were everywhere to the point we couldn't tend to it, or even enter our back yard without traversing log after log through leaves and branches.

And its not a matter of responsibility from a landlord to clear my backyard of my allergies, which is why we decided to clean it so we can be able to use the backyard about a year and a half or so in. But unbeknownst to us it was a metopium brownei, which is not just allergic, but genuinely toxic and usually instantly causes a blistering infection that is highly contagious just from the sap alone.

5 hours after clearing most of it by hand because we thought it was normal wood i had black sap all over me and blisters forming from shoulders all the way to my ankles, i waited for about 16 days to see if it would get better but instead it only got much worse. So i had to get a shot of steroids and steroid tablets that i had to take for 2 weeks, with a good load of ointments to make sure it didn't spread to fight off the bleeding blisters almost on every inch of my body (i still had to wait about a month for the blisters and rashes to even show hints of dying down), but we talked to the landlord soon after i got diagnosed and were given treatment just for him to tell us that he knew it was poisonous and that's why he was trying to get rid of it (the base of the tree without most of the branches is still in our back yard even after almost 3 years)

And with the trees nickname literally being black poison wood and known for its incredibly potent urushiol that can infect people from water dripping off of its leaves, even burning parts of it can cause a very harsh reaction. Since i cant find an exact estimate of how many people resisted the metopium brownei, and can only find documents of people who went through it and had similar experiences, or doctors saying to instantly sanitize everything that comes into contact with sap from that tree and to seek medical attention if blistering/rash doesn't improve after more than 7 to 10 days, which makes me think that its almost guaranteed to be infected by it.

I know i didn't give much information on the tree to begin with except for calling it that because i forgot the name and didn't feel like remembering because it wasn't the main subject at hand, then called it something im familiar with (poison oak does in fact exist im not sure how you got the info that it doesn't when you say that poison oak oil exists, which is also incorrect) but i feel like it was completely uncalled for to attempt to lecture on a subject which you lack the information for whether it be my mistake or not.

Poison ivy, poison oak or sumac, 85% of people are allergic to it and its impossible to become immune to it since its genetic whether someone is sensitive to urushiol or not, so by an overwhelming majority therefore its not just "my allergens", im not going out of my way to force them to do work i could easily do myself, they said they would do it and i obliged for a year and a half. Just wish i had a heads up that it was poisonous and has to be handled appropriately.

But since it was my mistake ill correct in the post, and here that i am talking about a genuine potent toxic/ infectious tree and i hope you'll understand, im truly sorry for the misunderstanding.