Nope. There are 3 basic types of flu viruses--human, swine and avian. Now pigs are able to catch all 3 types. And sometimes this leads to new combinations showing up in pigs. And almost every pig has swine flu, this is why people who work with them are at higher risk.

Most swine flus are not zoonotic (so they don't infect humans). But a few can jump from pigs to humans.

I remember the swine flu epidemic in 1976/77. They rushed out a vaccine, vaccinated a lot of people (relied on herd immunity for the rest), like 1/4 of the most at risk. And a lot of people got Guillian Barr Syndrome. A neurological side effect that these vaccines can cause.

But, newsflash: despite everyone freaking out over this "new flu", there were no shutdowns. No school closings, though at one point 1/2 my class was out sick with it. No business shutdowns. No daily death tolls on the news, no social distancing, though we did have posters at school reminding us to wash hands and cough into our elbows lol. Definitely no masks, and no hand sanitizer since it was relatively new and only in really fancy hospitals and nursing homes. Only people with invalids or something at home had it.

In my lifetime I can count over 25 people I know who died of flu. JUST flu, not other stuff. Including 2 friends in first grade. At NO point in my life were there shutdowns, school closures or anything else. And other than in 76/77, Nobody pushed flu vaccines the way they do now. You stayed home if sick. You coughed into your elbow. You washed your hands.

And there was also no shutdowns/lockdowns or other idiocy during the Spanish flu in 1916/17/18 years. Yes, a lot of people worse masks. But life went on, businesses stayed open unless the owners died, and the election day happened properly. My grandmother lived through that one and used to talk about it.