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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: DanielPaul on October 12, 2014, 05:03:36 AM
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First reports out are that it is a health care worker in Dallas that cared for the fuck-nuts that flew over here.
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http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/12/health/ebola/index.html?c=homepage-t
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Oh man I posted this same thing a minute after you did.
In my mind, That selfish guy, Thomas Eric Duncan basically could've been charged with attempted murder.... If he lived
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Duncan's family hit hard---quarantined
http://us.cnn.com/2014/10/02/us/texas-woman-quarantine-ebola-thomas-duncan/?hpt=ob_mobilearticlefooter&iref=obinsite (http://us.cnn.com/2014/10/02/us/texas-woman-quarantine-ebola-thomas-duncan/?hpt=ob_mobilearticlefooter&iref=obinsite)
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Oh man I posted this same thing a minute after you did.
In my mind, That selfish guy, Thomas Eric Duncan basically could've been charged with attempted murder.... If he lived
i agree completely , he came here on purpose I believe after getting exposed himself thinking he'd have a better shot at living not caring about the cost it might be to others.
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Coming over here to get away from an epidemic....yea he should have been charged with murder and executed.. ::)
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
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Coming over here to get away from an epidemic....yea he should have been charged with murder and executed.. ::)
He was infected, let's not leave out context.
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Well the family are getting together with Jesse Jackson and have said legal action against the hospital that treated Thomas is something for the future. They are unhappy with his treatment and feel he was sent home purely because he was black and not an American.
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Well the family are getting together with Jesse Jackson and have said legal action against the hospital that treated Thomas is something for the future. They are unhappy with his treatment and feel he was sent home purely because he was black and not an American.
I heard that he didn't have any health insurance.
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Coming over here to get away from an epidemic....yea he should have been charged with murder and executed.. ::)
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
idiotic comment as usual you dumb fuck, I don't even know you and I really fucking hate you. You are the epitome of what is wrong with the U.S. today, fuck you and move to a different thread jack ass
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The worker had on full protective gear and was in the low risk exposure pool, and still no travel ban is needed ::)
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"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
And, when Emma Lazarus' poem was carved onto the Statue's pedestal in 1886, that was a very nice idea.
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Coming over here to get away from an epidemic....yea he should have been charged with murder and executed.. ::)
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
Vince are you willing to allow those who are infected with Ebola into your house for dinner? Would you let them sit on your sofa or use your bathroom?
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Coming over here to get away from an epidemic....yea he should have been charged with murder and executed.. ::)
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
wtf..... thats what quarantine is for you idiotic fuck.
It doesnt say "give me your lying, highly infectious, diseased, already dead quarantine breaking morons".
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Coming over here to get away from an epidemic....yea he should have been charged with murder and executed.. ::)
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
Doesn't mention potential plague like disease spreading individuals.
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Vince are you willing to allow those who are infected with Ebola into your house for dinner? Would you let them sit on your sofa or use your bathroom?
he lives in an efficiency so I'm sure those are all one room ;D
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Well the family are getting together with Jesse Jackson and have said legal action against the hospital that treated Thomas is something for the future. They are unhappy with his treatment and feel he was sent home purely because he was black and not an American.
Bring ebola to the US and sue after they fail to save you.. sets a nice precedent..
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Also, medical workers catching the disease wearing full NBC suits
Yeah, nothing to see here, it doesnt spread like that, its not that contagious, dont worry, .gov has it under control and has us taken care of, everythings fine, situation normal.
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Vince are you willing to allow those who are infected with Ebola into your house for dinner? Would you let them sit on your sofa or use your bathroom?
Ebola victims won't go near Vince's dwelling for fear of catching something.
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idiotic comment as usual you dumb fuck, I don't even know you and I really fucking hate you. You are the epitome of what is wrong with the U.S. today, fuck you and move to a different thread jack ass
Oh, Danny.
Where is the love?
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Well the family are getting together with Jesse Jackson and have said legal action against the hospital that treated Thomas is something for the future. They are unhappy with his treatment and feel he was sent home purely because he was black and not an American.
Id gladly settle out of court if it meant jesse would catch Ebola .
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Also, medical workers catching the disease wearing full NBC suits
Yeah, nothing to see here, it doesnt spread like that, its not that contagious, dont worry, .gov has it under control and has us taken care of, everythings fine, situation normal.
Oh, man.
Let's not bring the media into this.
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lol
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If that virus gets airborne we are done. >:(
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Coming over here to get away from an epidemic....yea he should have been charged with murder and executed.. ::)
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
Idiot
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Jesse Jackson is the stupidest, dumb fucking racist there is. I wonder if he blames the 4000+ ebola deaths in Africa on racism. How about the fact that it's a deadly disease you dumb girl?
acually yes they do, they say we are responsible because we helped the liberated slaves establish Liberia and since 1820 have not properly help them establish a proper gov. I disagree completely, take control of your own fucking destiny damn it
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If that virus gets airborne we are done. >:(
If?
the CDC director already tentativlely admitted it could transmit via airborne droplets.... sneezes, coughs, saliva, etc...
And med workers are catching this in isolation suits following protocols.....
Its already spreading in a way theyre not admitting....
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If?
the CDC director already tentativlely admitted it could transmit via airborne droplets.... sneezes, coughs, saliva, etc...
And med workers are catching this in isolation suits following protocols.....
Its already spreading in a way theyre not admitting....
im 2 hours from Dallas and my wife is a Rn so this is getting more fucked up by the minute, but still no quarantine on Liberia please ::)
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If?
the CDC director already tentativlely admitted it could transmit via airborne droplets.... sneezes, coughs, saliva, etc...
And med workers are catching this in isolation suits following protocols.....
Its already spreading in a way theyre not admitting....
Truth.
And imagine the chaos when it gets to be cold and flu season. Huge economic and life costs if it establishes itself even a little here by then.
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I watched a vice documentary on Monrovia Liberia , I honestly did not know placed like this still existed in the modern world
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If?
the CDC director already tentativlely admitted it could transmit via airborne droplets.... sneezes, coughs, saliva, etc...
And med workers are catching this in isolation suits following protocols.....
Its already spreading in a way theyre not admitting....
This is scary shit. We will see what happens the next few days in the US.
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Truth.
And imagine the chaos when it gets to be cold and flu season. Huge economic and life costs if it establishes itself even a little here by then.
mark my words the stock market will take a huge hit in the next couple of weeks
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I watched a vice documentary on Monrovia Liberia , I honestly did not know placed like this still existed in the modern world
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You may call me an idiot but I'm smart enough to know that this epidemic was somehow purposely spread. Consider this....a disease that's been around for over 50 years and all of a sudden there happens to be an "experimental drug" available right at the when its somehow running out of control like the zombie plague and the original treatment for Ebola no longer works because its some new super strain???
The pharm company that is making this experimental drug will make billions upon billions of dollars. I hope to buy some of their stock
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Truth.
And imagine the chaos when it gets to be cold and flu season. Huge economic and life costs if it establishes itself even a little here by then.
All you need is one infected guy getting thrown in to a place like L.A.County Jail.
A place that's so overcrowded that people sleep on the floor next to each other. It would spread like wildfire. Hundreds a day. All hell would break lose
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You may call me an idiot but I'm smart enough to know that this epidemic was somehow purposely spread. Consider this....a disease that's been around for over 50 years and all of a sudden there happens to be an "experimental drug" available right at the when its somehow running out of control like the zombie plague and the original treatment for Ebola no longer works because its some new super strain???
The pharm company that is making this experimental drug will make billions upon billions of dollars. I hope to buy some of their stock
This has already been pointed out.
Lots of strange coincidences that are almost like a horror movie plotline.
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Its like a horror movie. Like "The Stand".
But worse cuz its real
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It is a seductive conspiracy theory : When it's just a few poor blacks and missionary workers dying, then there isn't going to be a lot of money for a cure. However, get the rich western world involved and scared ,and you have a winning ticket.
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Vince are you willing to allow those who are infected with Ebola into your house for dinner? Would you let them sit on your sofa or use your bathroom?
Don't have time for guest.....I'm busy buying Adwords for "Colloidal Silver Ebola".
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Coming over here to get away from an epidemic....yea he should have been charged with murder and executed.. ::)
"Give me your tired, your poor,
Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free,
The wretched refuse of your teeming shore.
Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me,
I lift my lamp beside the golden door!"
Screw you. This is just a poem writen by a lady a long time ago. It's not like a testament from the bible. Get over yourself.
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This country no longer has the balls needed to be free or strong. The borders need to be shut down and guarded. All flights to and from Africa need to be haulted as well as any to countries still doing so. This should also include shipping.
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the hospital did fck up royally.
Dude had 103 degree temp. He said he'd been to Ebola country. They sent him home with antibiotics.
He went back two additional times - they kept rejecting him. He kept saying they should check him for Ebola... they kept rejecting him. Finally his cousin had to call the CDC to report it before they'd take him seriously.
Hospital screwed up bigtime. Dude pulled a dick move, absolutely,charge him. But he'd be alive and dude #2 may not be infected if they quanrantined his ass the first time, when it was just fever. They gave him a week to puke, shit and rot at home.
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The fact is that for a long time the US was criticised because they wouldn't even let HIV+ people visit the country. That ban has not long been lifted. The US certainly does not want potentially infected people fleeing an epidemic to arrive as refugees. In fact, there is zero precedent for it.
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At least he infected a white devil while checking out.
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The documentary was Cannible Warlords of Liberia by Vice its on you tube and could possibly be the most fucked up thing you've ever seen.
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our goverment are importing tons of these people with their diseases here too... insanity...
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our goverment are importing tons of these people with their diseases here too... insanity...
Ya they are importing them like cigarettes, they want as many infected as they can get.
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the hospital did fck up royally.
Dude had 103 degree temp. He said he'd been to Ebola country. They sent him home with antibiotics.
He went back two additional times - they kept rejecting him. He kept saying they should check him for Ebola... they kept rejecting him. Finally his cousin had to call the CDC to report it before they'd take him seriously.
Hospital screwed up bigtime. Dude pulled a dick move, absolutely,charge him. But he'd be alive and dude #2 may not be infected if they quanrantined his ass the first time, when it was just fever. They gave him a week to puke, shit and rot at home.
Thats pure specspeculation on your part. Even if they vet to treatment early they still almost always die. And we dont exactly know how he went to the texas hoslital....
he may have just said "check me for ebola". Theyre not going to take someone seriously if he doesnt flat tell them "ive been in contact with ebola".
Plus, ive been to texas hospitals without insurance.... they still see you. They probably thought he was trying to get seen for his flu by lying and saying he had something serious. They do that all the time diwn there when they dint have insurancr and have a runny nose.
None of tnat excuses the hospitals behavior.... but dont try and act like the hospital is responsible here.
even if he got checked and treated early hed still likely be dead and another aid worker would still be infected from trying to save him because his bitch ass frauded his way into the US carrying ebola.
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Thats pure specspeculation on your part. Even if they vet to treatment early they still almost always die. And we dont exactly know how he went to the texas hoslital....
what part of it is not true? Specifically, what part of 3 visits, 103 temp, admitting he'd been to ebola country, and being sent home with antibiotics, only to have cousin finally call CDC...
What part of that isn't true, dude?
yes, I speculated that it was much more contagious when the dude was dropping skin and body fluids everywhere lol.
But are you saying any of those facts I listed aren't true? Are you entertaining ANY scenario where it wasn't more likely to spread in a week of incubation in public, instead of instant quarantine on visit #1?
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what part of it is not true? Specifically, what part of 3 visits, 103 temp, admitting he'd been to ebola country, and being sent home with antibiotics, only to have cousin finally call CDC...
What part of that isn't true, dude?
yes, I speculated that it was much more contagious when the dude was dropping skin and body fluids everywhere lol.
But are you saying any of those facts I listed aren't true? Are you entertaining ANY scenario where it wasn't more likely to spread in a week of incubation in public, instead of instant quarantine on visit #1?
im stating that the oart where you said hed be alive and there wouldnt be another infection is speculation, numbnuts. Especially the part about the 2nd infected, it was a fucking aid worker, 99% chance it would have infected another aid worker anyway while he was in treatment.
And even when in treatment they still pretty much all die. Very few survive. So whole premise about rhe outcome being different if they hadnt turned him away is probable bullshit. Dude was dead when he got in the plane.
Also, we dont know all the facts about the hospital visits. He had a fever, he was sent home, he aksed to be checked for ebola.
BUT, did he specifically say he was in contact with ebola? Or did he just say he was coming from Africa? Either way they hospitald screwed up but they get lying fuckers with fevers all the time stating theyre dying so that the hospital will treat their flu because they cant afford tonsee a normal doc.
Again, its irrelevant, as in all likelyhood hed still be dead and another aid worker would still have gotten infected caring for his piece of shit ass while he died.
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So what will happen to Ebola in the future? I read a vaccine wiill be available for march 2015.
The scary thing about ebola is that 90% of people who get infected die. But it seems it's not as bad as previous pandemics. Read about the 1918 spanish flu pandemic. It killed between 50-100 millions of people in one single year, althought only 10% of the people who got it died. That means we had anywhere between 0.5 - 1 billion infected persons back then . Ebola is expected to kill 1 million (in one year) in the worst case scenario, however it will kill you 90% of the time.
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im stating that the oart where you said hed be alive and there wouldnt be another infection is speculation, numbnuts. Especially the part about the 2nd infected, it was a fucking aid worker, 99% chance it would have infected another aid worker anyway while he was in treatment.
And even when in treatment they still pretty much all die. Very few survive. So whole premise about rhe outcome being different if they hadnt turned him away is probable bullshit. Dude was dead when he got in the plane.
Also, we dont know all the facts about the hospital visits. He had a fever, he was sent home, he aksed to be checked for ebola.
BUT, did he specifically say he was in contact with ebola? Or did he just say he was coming from Africa? Either way they hospitald screwed up but they get lying fuckers with fevers all the time stating theyre dying so that the hospital will treat their flu because they cant afford tonsee a normal doc.
Again, its irrelevant, as in all likelyhood hed still be dead and another aid worker would still have gotten infected caring for his piece of shit ass while he died.
Make a longer, longer post so I know you're not a bot.
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So what will happen to Ebola in the future? I read a vaccine wiill be available for march 2015.
The scary thing about ebola is that 90% of people who get infected die. But it seems it's not as bad as previous pandemics. Read about the 1918 spanish flu pandemic. It killed between 50-100 millions of people in one single year, althought only 10% of the people who got it died. That means we had anywhere between 0.5 - 1 billion infected persons back then . Ebola is expected to kill 1 million (in one year) in the worst case scenario, however it will kill you 90% of the time.
Ebola MUST be true because the MSM says it is !
TPTB want to vaccinate everyone. The question is... vaccinate them with what?
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the big problem was that he showed up at a hospital without health insurance.
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im stating that the oart where you said hed be alive
LOL
You do'nt think there's a greater chance he'd be alive if he got treatment a WEEK EARLIER IN THE USA?
HAHAHA
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LOL
You do'nt think there's a greater chance he'd be alive if he got treatment a WEEK EARLIER IN THE USA?
HAHAHA
Statistically NO. Do you even know how they treat ebola? Do you even read? I had to do a paper on it, the likelyhood of anyone surviving is extemely minimal even with treatment.
They have no cure, no magic drug. The vaccine is in trials. Hes treated with IV fluids and constantly rotating plasma in hopes the body will manage to build up an immunity. Something like 90% fail. They just keep changing blood trying to slow it down long enough for the body to catch up.
So no, i dont think he would have had a 'much higher' likelyhood of survival. Higher is debatable. Because statistically, he was already dead by the time he got off the plane.
You literally stated hed be alive and you have no fucking clue shat would have happened had he been treated earlier. You stated it as fact and now youre trying to say 'hed have a higher chance'. Give me a fckn break.
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http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/12/health/ebola/index.html
Texas nurse who had worn protective gear tests positive for Ebola
(CNN) -- The deadly Ebola virus appears to have been contracted by someone inside the United States for the first time.
A nurse who had worn protective gear during her "extensive contact" at a Dallas hospital with an Ebola patient who died has tested positive during a preliminary blood test, officials said Sunday.
The woman had on a gown, gloves, mask and a shield during her multiple visits with Thomas Eric Duncan, but there was a breach in protocol, health officials said.
The patient is a nurse at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas, an official who is familiar with the case told CNN.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta is conducting confirmatory testing on the blood sample, and its results are expected to be announced later in the day.
If confirmed by the CDC, the nurse's case would mark the first known transmission of Ebola in the United States and the second-ever diagnosis in the country.
She was involved in Duncan's care after he was placed in isolation -- his second trip to the hospital after coming to the United States from Liberia -- said Dr. Tom Frieden, the director of the CDC.
The nurse is in stable condition, Texas Health Resources chief clinical officer Dan Varga said. Duncan, the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, died Wednesday.
The nurse had "extensive contact" on "multiple occasions" with Duncan, Frieden said.
"At some point, there was a breach in protocol, and that breach in protocol resulted in this infection," he said at a news conference Sunday. "The (Ebola treatment) protocols work. ... But we know that even a single lapse or breach can result in infection."
Also, Varga said that someone who is a "close contact" of the nurse has been "proactively" placed in isolation.
The hazardous materials unit of the Dallas Fire Department has cleaned up and decontaminated the public areas of the health worker's apartment complex, Mayor Mike Rawlings said. Police are keeping people out of the area and are talking to residents nearby.
"We have knocked on every door on that block," the mayor said.
Hazardous materials units have also cleaned out the nurse's car and will work on her apartment Sunday.
Case was anticipated
"We knew a second case could be a reality, and we've been preparing for this possibility," Dr. David Lakey, commissioner of the Texas Department of State Health Services, said in a statement Sunday morning.
"We are broadening our team in Dallas and working with extreme diligence to prevent further spread."
The nurse reported a low-grade fever Friday night and was isolated, the health department said. The preliminary test result came in late Saturday.
President Obama received two briefings Sunday on the second Dallas Ebola case, including one from Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell. According to a White House statement, the President wants federal authorities to immediately take further measures to ensure health care professionals are able to follow protocols for treating Ebola patients.
CDC corroboration expected
David Sanders, associate professor of biological sciences at Purdue University, said he thinks the CDC testing will probably support the preliminary results.
"It sounds likely that it's positive, and it's going to stay positive."
The news that a health care worker might have the disease is not completely unexpected, an infectious disease specialist told CNN's "New Day."
"I think we've always expected that there may be another individual who will come down with the Ebola from the transmission of this one particular person, and we always felt that it was going to likely be one of his close contacts or one of the health care workers, because that's the way this virus works," Dr. Frank Esper said.
Esper said Texas officials have been keeping a close eye on people who had contact with Duncan.
"I will tell you that the fact that we identified this individual so quickly is actually to me a sign that the system is working," he added.
Globally, the disease has wrought catastrophic consequences.
The World Health Organization estimates more than 8,300 people have contracted Ebola during this year's outbreak. Of those, more than 4,000 have died.
Ebola not very contagious
Ebola is actually difficult to catch. People are at risk if they come into very close contact with the blood, saliva, sweat, feces, semen, vomit or soiled clothing of an Ebola patient, or if they travel to affected areas in West Africa and come into contact with someone who has Ebola.
Those stricken with Ebola suffer ghastly symptoms, including vomiting, diarrhea, muscle pain, fever and unexplained bleeding.
Three countries -- Sierra Leone, Guinea and Liberia -- have been hardest hit. And many of those who care for the ill have also come down with the disease.
The World Health Organization estimates at least 416 health care workers have contracted Ebola, and at least 233 have died.
In Liberia, health care workers are threatening to strike if their work conditions don't improve.
The first infection outside of Africa happened in a nurse's aide in Spain, Teresa Romero Ramos. She became sick after she helped treat an Ebola-stricken Spanish missionary.
Her case has prompted questions from fellow medical professionals about whether they are properly equipped to safely treat Ebola patients.
Spanish Ebola patient's condition worsens, doctor says
Another search begins
For weeks, health officials have been monitoring those who had contact with Duncan before he was hospitalized and isolated.
Duncan left Liberia on September 19 and arrived in Dallas on September 20. Four days later, he began feeling ill; the following night, he went to Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital.
But despite telling a hospital worker that he had arrived from Liberia, Duncan was sent home with antibiotics. He returned a few days later and tested positive for Ebola.
And now, the search begins for all the contacts whom the nurse came in contact with.
"We need a whole new crew of people to do contact tracing," said Elizabeth Cohen, CNN senior medical correspondent.
Because Ebola's incubation period can last up to 21 days, the health nurse's contacts will have to be monitored for three weeks.
The Texas health department said officials have interviewed the patient and are identifying any contacts or potential exposures.
"This is not an easy thing," Cohen said. "Keeping track of large numbers of people, taking their temperature twice a day, making sure they don't ... leave town, all of that is a lot of work."
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"Breach in protocol"
Translation - weve been saying you cant catch this shit easily yet ever week someone gets it in a hazmat suit, so we keep saying "breach in protocol" to try and keep people from realizing its spreading in a way we dont want to admit.
Notice how they never define the "breach in protocol", just that it wasnt followed. They simoly wont admit that its spreading from some other means, because it admits their incompetence and/or that theyre lying and panic could set in.
Once? Ok. Twice? Eh, ok. Multiple, multiple times? Yeah, fuck you.
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Love how a couole paragraphs down is the damage control -
"Ebola is actually very hard to get"
After saying "even one screwup can lead to infection", not to mention patient after patient getting infected when they shouldnt have.
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"Breach in protocol"
Translation - weve been saying you cant catch this shit easily yet ever week someone gets it in a hazmat suit, so we keep saying "breach in protocol" to try and keep people from realizing its spreading in a way we dont want to admit.
Notice how they never define the "breach in protocol", just that it wasnt followed. They simoly wont admit that its spreading from some other means, because it admits their incompetence and/or that theyre lying and panic could set in.
Once? Ok. Twice? Eh, ok. Multiple, multiple times? Yeah, fuck you.
Actually, there is a video attached to the link and a man from the CDC does explain how it was breached. But who knows how true it is.
I have a feeling this shit is going to get bad. :-X :-X :-\ :-\
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Mite be something to shockwaves theory after all :-\
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You wonder how many people that idiot came into casual contact with before he died. Duncan's family shouldn't get shit.
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Actually, there is a video attached to the link and a man from the CDC does explain how it was breached. But who knows how true it is.
I have a feeling this shit is going to get bad. :-X :-X :-\ :-\
whats his explanation?
Its a pattern, way too many medical professionals have been infected wearing hazmat suits for it all to be breach in protocol.
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Duncan sought medical help in the Presbyterian Hospital's ER and was sent home. Supposedly EBOLA is contagious after symptoms occur. Duncan had a fever and other symptoms when he first visited the ER. Who knows how many people he might have infected during that time and for the days after before he returned to the hospital when they finally admitted him. Now there's a lapse in protocol if there ever was one.
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Wow. Scary. Like a basket of angry kittens.
Idiots. Don't kiss, fuck, or hold hands with an infected person and you'll likely live to see the next Mr Olympia.
I was happy to see Duncan died.
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time to call in Bauer to eliminate the threat and find who's breaching protocol
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Kill the nurse. I'm sorry, but it ends there. :-\
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Duncan sought medical help in the Presbyterian Hospital's ER and was sent home. Supposedly EBOLA is contagious after symptoms occur. Duncan had a fever and other symptoms when he first visited the ER. Who knows how many people he might have infected during that time and for the days after before he returned to the hospital when they finally admitted him. Now there's a lapse in protocol if there ever was one.
We can't in all fairness place all the burden on the Hospital. Duncan knew he had Ebola and chose to come to the United States. He kept his exposure a secret until he became sick and had no choice but to seek medical treatment. No one knows exactly when Duncan told the hospital he was exposed to Ebola. This is important to determine the level of negligence the hospital is guilty of. If Duncan told the hospital he was exposed to Ebola from the beginning then we have a problem. What inflames me is that Duncan's family is likely going to sue and could possibly win. They have no right to compensation. They are complicit in assisting Duncan spread Ebola and should be made to pay restitution. To make a comparison, they may not have robbed the bank but they drove the getaway car.
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I would have prefered if we have a virus outbreak that turn people into zombies, then we get a baseball bat or machete and hack them to pieces and hope we dont get bitten.
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I would have prefered if we have a virus outbreak that turn people into zombies, then we get a baseball bat or machete and hack them to pieces and hope we dont get bitten.
Sage words from the trainer.
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You wonder how many people that idiot came into casual contact with before he died. Duncan's family shouldn't get shit.
His nitwit family members were on CNN the other day pissing and moaning about how the hospital "wouldn't even let them in to see him, not once!!!" and blaming it on racism ::) No you twits it's actually because he has the most deadly infectious disease in the world.
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Sage words from the trainer.
Id want the The Trainer on my side. Dude would chop through zombies like there is no tomorrow.
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His nitwit family members were on CNN the other day pissing and moaning about how the hospital "wouldn't even let them in to see him, not once!!!" and blaming it on racism ::) No you twits it's actually because he has the most deadly infectious disease in the world.
Jesse Jackson is already down there sniffing around for dollars. The morons will sue and the odds are they will win. In a fair world they would be brought up on criminal charges.
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Statistically NO. Do you even know how they treat ebola? Do you even read? I had to do a paper on it, the likelyhood of anyone surviving is extemely minimal even with treatment.
They have no cure, no magic drug. The vaccine is in trials. Hes treated with IV fluids and constantly rotating plasma in hopes the body will manage to build up an immunity. Something like 90% fail. They just keep changing blood trying to slow it down long enough for the body to catch up.
So no, i dont think he would have had a 'much higher' likelyhood of survival. Higher is debatable. Because statistically, he was already dead by the time he got off the plane.
You literally stated hed be alive and you have no fucking clue shat would have happened had he been treated earlier. You stated it as fact and now youre trying to say 'hed have a higher chance'. Give me a fckn break.
It seems as though a small percentage of humans have the ideal immune response, and can fight the virus. Most people don't have the immunological tools.
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I heard that he didn't have any health insurance.
Probably not, folks without health insurance generally go to the ER because they don't have a regular doctor they can go to. Also, I believe a doctor can turn you away if you can't pay up front and you don't have insurance. Hospital ER's cannot do this. They are required by law to treat you.
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http://www.wcvb.com/news/man-with-ebolalike-symptoms-isolated-outside-braintree-hospital/29078144 (http://www.wcvb.com/news/man-with-ebolalike-symptoms-isolated-outside-braintree-hospital/29078144)
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All the other cases of Ebola that sprang up in recent years fizzled out.
It really does look like this strain is getting passed around much easier.
Wait till it hits India!
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All the other cases of Ebola that sprang up in recent years fizzled out.
It really does look like this strain is getting passed around much easier.
Wait till it hits India!
Or China. You have a lot of Chinese in West African countries, I don't know how many in the three that were affected. Imagine them going home to escape this, and bringing it there.
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whats his explanation?
Its a pattern, way too many medical professionals have been infected wearing hazmat suits for it all to be breach in protocol.
Uhm, define "way too many" for us, will you?
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All you need is one infected guy getting thrown in to a place like L.A.County Jail.
A place that's so overcrowded that people sleep on the floor next to each other. It would spread like wildfire. Hundreds a day. All hell would break lose
Yeah but they're all bad. ;D
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This has already been pointed out.
Lots of strange coincidences that are almost like a horror movie plotline.
Resident Evil, it's happening.
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They say this is hard to get yet a news camera man got it and it's not like he would be handling dead bodies, right?
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Uhm, define "way too many" for us, will you?
I read there were up to 100 infected medical workers between africa and the western countries.
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Uhm, define "way too many" for us, will you?
I read there were up to 100 infected medical workers between africa and the western countries.
They say this is hard to get yet a news camera man got it and it's not like he would be handling dead bodies, right?
Sounds like too many to me.
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Leave Ebola alone! >:(
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I read there were up to 100 infected medical workers between africa and the western countries.
They may not have all had hazmat suits to wear.
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They may not have all had hazmat suits to wear.
i understand that, and not all their protocols are the same.
But some of those countries have HAD Ebola outbreal experience, and have working protocols, and know how dangerous it is... and they still have had medical professionals infected in ways that weve been told shouldnt happen.
The spanish nurse contracted it and now so did an american nurse... how many patients have we treated here? 3 total? And weve already had a medical professional get infected when she wouldnt? Doesnt seem like good odds to me.
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We can't in all fairness place all the burden on the Hospital. Duncan knew he had Ebola and chose to come to the United States. He kept his exposure a secret until he became sick and had no choice but to seek medical treatment. No one knows exactly when Duncan told the hospital he was exposed to Ebola. This is important to determine the level of negligence the hospital is guilty of. If Duncan told the hospital he was exposed to Ebola from the beginning then we have a problem. What inflames me is that Duncan's family is likely going to sue and could possibly win. They have no right to compensation. They are complicit in assisting Duncan spread Ebola and should be made to pay restitution. To make a comparison, they may not have robbed the bank but they drove the getaway car.
The news article I read about this indicated that Duncan did tell the folks in the ER that he may have Ebola. He also had a fever of 103 degrees. In an adult, that is pretty serious. You can die at 105 or 106 degrees. If Duncan told the hospital he was exposed or thought he may have been exposed to Ebola, this likely supports the contention that he knew he was exposed before he returned to the States, despite that he had no symptoms.
I spoke with my son today. As part of his job, he travels to Africa several times a year. He said these trips have been suspended for the time being. This made me feel better. I was worried about him being somehow exposed to Ebola.
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I read there were up to 100 infected medical workers between africa and the western countries.
Great - I'm not going to ask you to provide a link, I'll just take your word for it that you did read it and that it's an accurate figure. Now, do tell us: how many of those "up to 100" were even using the protocols you imply aren't working?
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Great - I'm not going to ask you to provide a link, I'll just take your word for it that you did read it and that it's an accurate figure. Now, do tell us: how many of those "up to 100" were even using the protocols you imply aren't working?
read my post 2 above. I know many of them dont share protocols, i also know at least one country has them based on experience and they have had infected aid workers.
My point, is that were continusouly told that this is difficult to catch, and that we cant catch it in certain ways, yet were having medical professionals who are becoming infected over and over. Its not a dig on any one protocol, its that were either missing something or not being told something.
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read my post 2 above. I know many of them dont share protocols, i also know at least one country has them based on experience and they have had infected aid workers.
My point, is that were continusouly told that this is difficult to catch, and that we cant catch it in certain ways, yet were having medical professionals who are becoming infected over and over. Its not a dig on any one protocol, its that were either missing something or not being told something.
I agree. The article posted earlier which stated that it was hard to catch went right on to describe how easy it is to catch. The question is, can it be air-born. If so, then everyone is in danger of catching it.
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read my post 2 above. I know many of them dont share protocols, i also know at least one country has them based on experience and they have had infected aid workers.
My point, is that were continusouly told that this is difficult to catch, and that we cant catch it in certain ways, yet were having medical professionals who are becoming infected over and over. Its not a dig on any one protocol, its that were either missing something or not being told something.
It is difficult to catch and the transmission vectors are pretty well understood: direct contact with either the bodily fluids of someone infected or with objects which have come in contact with the bodily fluids of someone infected is required.
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I agree. The article posted earlier which stated that it was hard to catch went right on to describe how easy it is to catch. The question is, can it be air-born. If so, then everyone is in danger of catching it.
If it is air borne, then mass hysteria just might ensue, and then everybody may just be wearing those masks like in Asian countries, you may see people wearing gloves, and covered head to toe. Some may even make their own hazmat suits out of garbage bags and duct tape. And everybody flooding the ERs around the country for every sneeze, fever, cold, and cough...remember this is the season for all of those cold like symptoms.
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The news article I read about this indicated that Duncan did tell the folks in the ER that he may have Ebola. He also had a fever of 103 degrees. In an adult, that is pretty serious. You can die at 105 or 106 degrees. If Duncan told the hospital he was exposed or thought he may have been exposed to Ebola, this likely supports the contention that he knew he was exposed before he returned to the States, despite that he had no symptoms.
I spoke with my son today. As part of his job, he travels to Africa several times a year. He said these trips have been suspended for the time being. This made me feel better. I was worried about him being somehow exposed to Ebola.
During which visit did he inform the doctor of his exposure? First, Second or Third? I can't find any information on this topic. It's a travesty if the hospital turned him away knowing he was exposed to Ebola
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During which visit did he inform the doctor of his exposure? First, Second or Third? I can't find any information on this topic. It's a travesty if the hospital turned him away knowing he was exposed to Ebola
"Duncan had first sought treatment on Sept. 25, five days after he arrived in Dallas. But for reasons that still remain unclear nearly two weeks later, he was released by the hospital, despite telling them that he had traveled from Liberia and that he had a fever and some abdominal pain." http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2014/10/08/texas-ebola-patient-has-died-from-ebola/
I guess this isn't the same thing as him telling them he had Ebola, but given the chances he could have it based on the information he provided, the hospital staff seem to have dropped the ball.
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It is difficult to catch and the transmission vectors are pretty well understood: direct contact with either the bodily fluids of someone infected or with objects which have come in contact with the bodily fluids of someone infected is required.
right: and this is my concern.
They keep saying that, but they know EXACTLY how it works and how to avoid it and they keep getting infected... the people who are supposed to be the professionals, in full suits now, in advanced western countries. Weve had 4 cases between us and spain and 2 medical pros have been infected.
Apparently the CDC director has also reluctantly admitted that it COULD be transmitted via airborne droplets, so even though its not technically airborne, you could catch via a form of airborne transmission. (Sneezes, coughs, etc)
Made me scratch my head. Hes saying its not airborne but it is.
Also, they said you cant catch it by sitting next to someone with it. And then the CDC turned around and said the opposite.
They tell us its hard to catch and then contradict themselves and say how easy it is to catch.
Theres plenty of speculation on mutation, i dont know anything about that.... but i DO nelieve were unserestimating its current rate of transmitability. I think the CDC directos angle is probably correct, that its being passed alone through airborne droplets.
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The panic has already set in.
I have a bad cough as the result of a recent bout of bronchial pneumonia. I am not contagious according to my doctor. If I were, I wouldn't go out in public. The other day I was at Starbucks enjoying a Chai Latte. I coughed a couple of times, always covering my mouth. This lady shot me a dirty look, packed up her two kids and left the store.
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"Duncan had first sought treatment on Sept. 25, five days after he arrived in Dallas. But for reasons that still remain unclear nearly two weeks later, he was released by the hospital, despite telling them that he had traveled from Liberia and that he had a fever and some abdominal pain." http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/post-nation/wp/2014/10/08/texas-ebola-patient-has-died-from-ebola/
I guess this isn't the same thing as him telling them he had Ebola, but given the chances he could have it based on the information he provided, the hospital staff seem to have dropped the ball.
The hospital did drop the ball.
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The hospital did drop the ball.
The fever he had was 103 degrees. For an adult that is a serious fever.
By Mayo Clinic Staff
"Fever is a sign of a variety of medical conditions, including infection. Your normal temperature may differ slightly from the average body temperature of 98.6 F (37 C).
For young children and infants — especially newborns — even slightly elevated temperatures may indicate a serious illness. For adults, a fever usually isn't dangerous until it reaches 103 F (39.4 C) or higher."
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The fever he had was 103 degrees. For an adult that is a serious fever.
By Mayo Clinic Staff
"Fever is a sign of a variety of medical conditions, including infection. Your normal temperature may differ slightly from the average body temperature of 98.6 F (37 C).
For young children and infants — especially newborns — even slightly elevated temperatures may indicate a serious illness. For adults, a fever usually isn't dangerous until it reaches 103 F (39.4 C) or higher."
What a total cluster fuck. I wonder what kind of hospital he went to. I still find it hard to feel sympathy for him or is family but I do agree with you that the hospital screwed up.
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What a total cluster fuck. I wonder what kind of hospital he went to. I still find it hard to feel sympathy for him or is family but I do agree with you that the hospital screwed up.
If when he boarded the plane to the U.S. he had no symptoms, he could have easily not known he had caught the Ebola virus....or he was seriously hoping that was the case. Have you ever had very early symptoms of a cold, like a sore throat or a couple of sneezes and because you didn't want it to be one, you tried to talk yourself out of it? I've done this a number of times. I sneeze and tell myself it just allergies.
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If when he boarded the plane to the U.S. he had no symptoms, he could have easily not known he had caught the Ebola virus....or he was seriously hoping that was the case. Have you ever had very early symptoms of a cold, like a sore throat or a couple of sneezes and because you didn't want it to be one, you tried to talk yourself out of it? I've done this a number of times. I sneeze and tell myself it just allergies.
I have to suspect he must have known. From what I read he had repeated close contact with an infected person. He abruptly left his job shortly after the infected person died and boarded a flight for the United States.
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I have to suspect he must have known. From what I read he had repeated close contact with an infected person. He abruptly left his job shortly after the infected person died and boarded a flight for the United States.
Well it certainly seems that way then. Hard to say what a person might do in such a situation. If he knew he was infected or even suspected it and still went ahead and put other people at risk, he was both probably scared shitless and a complete ass for doing this. If he was hoping for better treatment options in the U.S., this didn't quite work out as he planned. Not only that but he put his own family members and friends at risk of getting sick with Ebola.
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Well it certainly seems that way then. Hard to say what a person might do in such a situation. If he knew he was infected or even suspected it and still went ahead and put other people at risk, he was both probably scared shitless and a complete ass for doing this. If he was hoping for better treatment options in the U.S., this didn't quite work out as he planned. Not only that but he put his own family members and friends at risk of getting sick with Ebola.
supposedly he carried a family member dying of the illness.
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Jesse Jackson is already down there sniffing around for dollars. The morons will sue and the odds are they will win. In a fair world they would be brought up on criminal charges.
Not unless his entire family gets infected and they all die cause of it
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Hate to say it, but this stuff about racism true or not doesn't matter...the first person coming over here with ebola had to die to set precedent. The precedent is that anyone with ebola won't get cured if they come to the USA.
If Duncan was turned away because of semi-socialized healthcare protocols I guarantee you won't hear about it. My guess is he didn't have health insurance, correct? Do you know how you get treated at the hospital when you have no health insurance? Like this.
The virus is semi-airborne obviously. Aerosol/droplet transfer from sneezing or coughing at least.
The control of words is thick both on the news and from the CDC. Almost anything that happens the news keeps a tally - but for some reason they don't report total numbers of cases, or deaths, or quarantines, or the issues in France and Spain....stinks bad.
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Hate to say it, but this stuff about racism true or not doesn't matter...the first person coming over here with ebola had to die to set precedent. The precedent is that anyone with ebola won't get cured if they come to the USA.
If Duncan was turned away because of semi-socialized healthcare protocols I guarantee you won't hear about it. My guess is he didn't have health insurance, correct? Do you know how you get treated at the hospital when you have no health insurance? Like this.
The virus is semi-airborne obviously. Aerosol/droplet transfer from sneezing or coughing at least.
The control of words is thick both on the news and from the CDC. Almost anything that happens the news keeps a tally - but for some reason they don't report total numbers of cases, or deaths, or quarantines, or the issues in France and Spain....stinks bad.
Before there was semi-socialized healthcare, as you put it, if one went to the ER and had no insurance they were turned away and sent to a county hospital, regardless of how critical their condition or how far away county was. When a neighbor's child suffered 3 degree burns over most of her body, her father took her to three ER's before he ended up taking her to County. She later died.
As it stands today, folks with no health insurance still go to a hospital ER because they don't have the option of going to a doctor unless they pay cash upfront. Many folks who do not have insurance don't have the money to pay for a doctor visit either. Because there is "semi-socialized healthcare" hospitals are required to treat all patients regardless of whether they have healthcare insurance or not.
My sister, who had neither medical insurance nor the funds to pay for a hospital stay, was in a California hospital for 10 days following a near drowning incident several years ago. As you might imagine, the bill was astronomical. She never paid it. People with healthcare insurance indirectly foot the bill for folks like my sister who can't or don't pay.
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All the other cases of Ebola that sprang up in recent years fizzled out.
It really does look like this strain is getting passed around much easier.
Wait till it hits India!
Don't worry, India has installed 3 extra counters to screen the 14000 pilgrims returning from the Haj.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Haj-pilgrims-to-be-screened-for-Ebola-at-IGI/articleshow/44778389.cms (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/Haj-pilgrims-to-be-screened-for-Ebola-at-IGI/articleshow/44778389.cms)
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Imagine is just one person comes down with this in the border containment areas along the southern border where they are keeping all those Hispanics in such close quarters....
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We are dismissing the fact that she could have been a mudshark, and sucked off the African guy despite the risks to satiate her inner Kardashian.
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Jesus, this is less infective then influenza lol. The hysteria is too funny.
The people who are getting it are in intamate contact with the deathly ill, Ebola is hard to catch.
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Jesus, this is less infective then influenza lol. The hysteria is too funny.
The people who are getting it are in intamate contact with the deathly ill, Ebola is hard to catch.
um I'm thinking maybe it's not, and we aren't being told the full truth
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His nitwit family members were on CNN the other day pissing and moaning about how the hospital "wouldn't even let them in to see him, not once!!!" and blaming it on racism ::) No you twits it's actually because he has the most deadly infectious disease in the world.
I hope they all get ebola and die...
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It is also not the most deadly infectious disease in the world, rabies is far more deadly.
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Jesus, this is less infective then influenza lol. The hysteria is too funny.
The people who are getting it are in intamate contact with the deathly ill, Ebola is hard to catch.
Reportedly the nurse had protective mask, shield, gloves on, etc.
Intimate contact? It's not like she stripped naked and fucked the guy.
I'm waiting to hear what the supposed security breach was with this nurse.
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It is also not the most deadly infectious disease in the world, rabies is far more deadly.
considering we have treatments for that, in going to disagree. It was, until we developed treatments and it stopped being as lethal.
Also, again, youre going by the letter of the book on ebola, except the letter is not matching up with whats happening. Shouldnt that tell you that somethings different?
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http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/ebola-outbreak-more-cases-possible-among-those-who-cared-for-dallas-patient-1.2797050
Mom works in healthcare, has to go in a big old panic to get ready.
There's a case of ebola in Ottawa, Canada, Ontario, Canada.
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http://www.cbc.ca/news/health/ebola-outbreak-more-cases-possible-among-those-who-cared-for-dallas-patient-1.2797050
Mom works in healthcare, has to go in a big old panic to get ready.
There's a case of ebola in Ottawa, Canada, Ontario, Canada.
Is there some sort of map someplace showing all the world ebola hotspots/ # of cases?
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Is there some sort of map someplace showing all the world ebola hotspots/ # of cases?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebola_virus_epidemic_in_West_Africa#mediaviewer/File:Map_of_Ebola_Outbreak_-_1_October_2014.svg
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebola_virus_epidemic_in_West_Africa
Just read through this and you can get day by day updates.
This thing has consistantly doubled in number month to month for atleast 6 months now.
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. Nothing like a steep incline that show no sign of relent.
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It is also not the most deadly infectious disease in the world, rabies is far more deadly.
There is a vaccine available for rabies,. Currently, there is no cure or vaccine for Ebola.
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Hey, this shit is under control, its not a big deal, actually, its very hard to get. Havent you heard?
/sarcasm
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Why? ???
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Is there going to be a Meningitis sticky as well? ???
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Is there going to be a Meningitis sticky as well? ???
It could get in the way of training, women release large amounts of bodily fluid when I got a full pump on.
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Reportedly the nurse had protective mask, shield, gloves on, etc.
Intimate contact? It's not like she stripped naked and fucked the guy.
I'm waiting to hear what the supposed security breach was with this nurse.
i read an article where they said it was an unfortunate breach on protocol, but then went on to day that neither the hospital nor the nurse did anything wrong.
Wtf?
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Republicans and loonybins on Getbig don`t like Vaccines anyways. I say let them die.
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Start this at 2:19
They predicted the future.
A hit was sent, from the President to raid your residence
Because you had secret evidence, and documents
on how they raped the continents, and it's the prominent
dominant Islamic, Asiatic black Hebrew
The year two thousand and two, the battle's filled with the Wu
Six million devils just died from the Bubonic Flu
Or the Ebola Virus, under the reign of King Cyrus
You can see the weakness of a man right through his iris
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I`m hoping for a Bubonic plague sticky myself.
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We should have a sticky dedicated to Queen Vissy.
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Or China. You have a lot of Chinese in West African countries, I don't know how many in the three that were affected. Imagine them going home to escape this, and bringing it there.
The chinese will have zero cases of Ebola, same way Iran has zero cases of Gay.
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The chinese will have zero cases of Ebola, same way Iran has zero cases of Gay.
Gay's in Iran and most of the Middle East are deep in the closet.
"Iranian Parliament Discovers Lots and Lots of Gays in Iran"
http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/dgreenfield/iranian-parliament-discovers-lots-and-lots-of-gays-in-iran/ (http://www.frontpagemag.com/2014/dgreenfield/iranian-parliament-discovers-lots-and-lots-of-gays-in-iran/)
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The last ten minutes of the video is by far the most informative.
Freaky how the doctor reacted to putting on a suit.
You can tell that this is gonna push alot of people over the edge.
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I`m hoping for a Bubonic plague sticky myself.
Please great master of theorectical bullshit, how would you stop the spread.
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Perhaps we need a sticky for your bi-weekly "natty or not" bullshit too.
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I read this morning that Liberia is just throwing in the towel and going to let it burn itself out. I hope that the world doesn't mind watching the inevitable military crackdown when travel restrictions are put in place.
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is this shit airborne yet? or it still only by contact ???
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My keyboard is a sticky.
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agreed this shit belongs in Africa where no one really cares what's going on
a few cases here and there in civil world doesn't make it an epidemic
+ It's not bb related
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Perhaps we need a sticky for your bi-weekly "natty or not" bullshit too.
Maybe we should throw Vaccine deniers an Ebola virus party.
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Why? ???
To troll you?
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I hear it's a sticky mess. >:(
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I read this morning that Liberia is just throwing in the towel and going to let it burn itself out. I hope that the world doesn't mind watching the inevitable military crackdown when travel restrictions are put in place.
Guess I'll cancel my travel plans then. ;D
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I read this morning that Liberia is just throwing in the towel and going to let it burn itself out. I hope that the world doesn't mind watching the inevitable military crackdown when travel restrictions are put in place.
huh, theyre finally going to do what they should have done in the 1st fckn place.
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just don't bring it here, that is all I care about, I'm already poor, no need to experience some exotic internal bleeding disease for the sake of liberalism.
stay where you are... hell!
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I have to suspect he must have known. From what I read he had repeated close contact with an infected person. He abruptly left his job shortly after the infected person died and boarded a flight for the United States.
Only a moron (most likely a racist moron) can believe Duncan knew he was infected when he came to the US so as to get better treatment but then would wait 4 days to make his first appearance at the hospital. Does that make any sense? Fuck me any normal person in his case would be taking a cab straight from the airport to the hospital, not going home , risk exposing those close to hm get few margaritas and then 4 days later decide its time to get this ebola thingy treated and show up at the hospital
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Only a moron (most likely a racist moron) can believe Duncan knew he was infected when he came to the US so as to get better treatment but then would wait 4 days to make his first appearance at the hospital. Does that make any sense? Fuck me any normal person in his case would be taking a cab straight from the airport to the hospital, not going home , risk exposing those close to hm get few margaritas and then 4 days later decide its time to get this ebola thingy treated and show up at the hospital
dude carried someone dying of the disease.
He knew imo.
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dude carried someone dying of the disease.
He knew imo.
Well, that settles it then.
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Well, that settles it then.
thats why its called an opinion bro, cause its not a fact. :D
What makes more sense?
That he carried a person dying of ebola, had no clue that he may get sick, happily hopped on a plane to the US, and was completely shocked to discover that he was sick yet told the hospital he may be infected?
Or that he carried the woman, knew he was more than likely infected, hoped that if he went to the US for medical care that theyd save him, hopped on a plane, and once he came down with symptoms that he went to the hospital and told them he may have ebola?
Thats what gets me, if he stated he may have ebola as his family claimed, then he most likely knew when he left that he was infected.
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Only a moron (most likely a racist moron) can believe Duncan knew he was infected when he came to the US so as to get better treatment but then would wait 4 days to make his first appearance at the hospital. Does that make any sense? Fuck me any normal person in his case would be taking a cab straight from the airport to the hospital, not going home , risk exposing those close to hm get few margaritas and then 4 days later decide its time to get this ebola thingy treated and show up at the hospital
maybe he spent those 4 days pounding the best white pussy in dallas brothals til he was out of cash and then decided to hit the hospital knowing he was out of cash out and out of time
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That will be a distraction during the next mid-term elections.
I`m hoping for a Bubonic plague sticky myself.
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Sticky of Peace
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You guys are aware that ebola is a man made virus soon the wicked and greedy pharmaceutical companies will some sort of cure and make billions.
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You guys are aware that ebola is a man made virus soon the wicked and greedy pharmaceutical companies will some sort of cure and make billions.
Of course it is ::)
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs103/en/
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You guys are aware that ebola is a man made virus soon the wicked and greedy pharmaceutical companies will some sort of cure and make billions.
Just like HIV??? ::)
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Just like HIV??? ::)
Do you know how smart they are, instead of making a cure they make medicine for you to take for the rest of your life so they make billions more.
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The CDC owns the patent on Ebola.
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Do you know how smart they are, instead of making a cure they make medicine for you to take for the rest of your life so they make billions more.
Oh you mean like flu and shingles shots?
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really Adonis----a man of science and you aren't fascinated by this outbreak????
epidemiology is fascinating
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You guys are aware that ebola is a man made virus soon the wicked and greedy pharmaceutical companies will some sort of cure and make billions.
Yes it's a disease that is made up by the white man to kill off blacks according to blacks :)
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Yes it's a disease that is made up by the white man to kill off blacks
And it better damn work too! ;D
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really Adonis----a man of science and you aren't fascinated by this outbreak????
epidemiology is fascinating
Not really. Its just like any other epidemic, but not near as bad in historical context. Yellow Fever, Small Pox, Polio, Bubonic Plague were all worse and more devastating. This is just for morons because they like to watch Zombie and Outbreak shows and movies. If it weren`t for those movies and shows, nobody would care.
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Thats pure specspeculation on your part. Even if they vet to treatment early they still almost always die. And we dont exactly know how he went to the texas hoslital....
The average Ebola survival rate is about 50 percent, according to the World Health Organization, but it varies greatly, in part because of the different medical resources available to treat different patients. In past outbreaks, all of which have been in Africa, fatality rates ranged from 25 percent to 90 percent.
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The average Ebola survival rate is about 50 percent, according to the World Health Organization, but it varies greatly, in part because of the different medical resources available to treat different patients. In past outbreaks, all of which have been in Africa, fatality rates ranged from 25 percent to 90 percent.
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The average EVD case fatality rate is around 50%. Case fatality rates have varied from 25% to 90% in past outbreaks.
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Here is a better break down. Getting the 50% requires a little fun with the math.
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yeah, if it comes to the USA, we'll cure more than 50% of it.
Thanks to obamacare, we are .02323583597% better than Congo when it comes to healthcare results.
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The 2012 Ebola breakout averages 59%.
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The 2012 Ebola breakout averages 59%.
Everything I posted came directly from WHO and is also on the CDCs website.
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I don`t know about you guys, but I am on Team Ebola, especially after looking at that chart.
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just don't bring it here, that is all I care about, I'm already poor, no need to experience some exotic internal bleeding disease for the sake of liberalism.
stay where you are... hell!
Not just internal, but external bleeding as well. Bleeding from the ears, eyes, nose, mouth and some of the nether regions. Can't be a walk in the park.
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Interesting
I discovered this virus in 1976. It's frustrating that we still know too little to treat it effectively. Fundamentally, Ebola is easy to contain. It's not a question of needing high technology. It's about respecting the basics of hygiene, and about isolation, quarantine and protecting yourself - in particular protecting healthcare workers, because they are very exposed.
We found that the virus was spread through injections by unsterilised needles and through contact with bodily fluids, blood and vomit, both with patients and at the funerals of family members where there is contact with infected bodies. In general, it is an infection that causes epidemics only if basic hospital hygiene is not respected, and is really a disease of poverty and neglect of health systems. This is why containment and hygiene are vital.
http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/comment/ebola-outbreaks-i-discovered-this-virus-in-1976-its-frustrating-that-we-still-know-too-little-to-treat-it-effectively-9218620.html
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The average EVD case fatality rate is around 50%. Case fatality rates have varied from 25% to 90% in past outbreaks.
the rate is rising.
WHO: Ebola death rate rises to 70 percent
The death rate in the Ebola outbreak has risen to 70 percent and there could be up to 10,000 new cases a week in two months, the World Health Organization warned Tuesday.
www.FoxNews.com
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the rate is rising.
WHO: Ebola death rate rises to 70 percent
The death rate in the Ebola outbreak has risen to 70 percent and there could be up to 10,000 new cases a week in two months, the World Health Organization warned Tuesday.
www.FoxNews.com
That's because of resources being spread more thin.
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That's because of resources being spread more thin.
if that is the case, and it's at 70% death rate due to the CURRENT strain of 4,000 people having it...
It only makes sense that the 70% rate will RISE :( As more people catch the ebola.
Also, I'd guess it's not exactly easy to just bring in more doctors/nurses. They're not an easily renewable resource. And when the first 20 or 100 or 500 doctors catch it, I'm betting it becomes way more difficult to recruit more.
I really could envision a scenario where (as I predicted a month ago) the US military shows up, puts up some road blocks, and just gives a huge part of that region 6 months to heal, die, recover, whatever, but you're not coming out or you are getting shot. And it won't be on CNN lol, it'll just happen and we'll probably never hear about it. I could totally see that being the case. once the doctors abandon the hospitals, once people stop picking up the diseased bodies, it can get ugly fast.
At some point, you can't cure it, you can only hope to contain it.
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if that is the case, and it's at 70% death rate due to the CURRENT strain of 4,000 people having it...
It only makes sense that the 70% rate will RISE :( As more people catch the ebola.
Also, I'd guess it's not exactly easy to just bring in more doctors/nurses. They're not an easily renewable resource. And when the first 20 or 100 or 500 doctors catch it, I'm betting it becomes way more difficult to recruit more.
I really could envision a scenario where (as I predicted a month ago) the US military shows up, puts up some road blocks, and just gives a huge part of that region 6 months to heal, die, recover, whatever, but you're not coming out or you are getting shot. And it won't be on CNN lol, it'll just happen and we'll probably never hear about it. I could totally see that being the case. once the doctors abandon the hospitals, once people stop picking up the diseased bodies, it can get ugly fast.
At some point, you can't cure it, you can only hope to contain it.
Lay off the walking dead.
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10,000 West Africans leave via commercial air every day for Europe and North America. If in two months the World Health Organization is correct and we get 10s of thousands of new cases those flights WILL BE flying petri dishes.
Keep your eyes and ears open for news that Gov agencies (not just USA), military, and international laboratories/research/drug producers ban their employees from using commercial air travel. It will be hush hush at first but the word will get out. They can not afford to bring EBOLA back into their midst.
I have a gut feel that once this upcoming election cycle is past us the truth hits the streets. I pray that this does not happen. I need to be wrong on this, not trust my sources...foolish. Christmas and New Year and their events such as parades, vacations, bowl games, etc. rely on air travel.
I myself will not use a commercial airliner. Its a 15 hour drive each way for us to see family over the holidays. We will drive.
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That's because of resources being spread more thin.
And the location of the outbreak. An Outbreak in a remote village will be relatively contained and the casualties fewer. Outbreaks that occur in congested urban areas are likely to cause more problems. This is also on the WHO website.
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It seems that outbreaks of diseases tend to happen in shitty areas of the world like China, India, Africa etc... This is mother nature's way of cleansing itself. Overpopulation is killing this earth and the earth will fight back.
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It seems that outbreaks of diseases tend to happen in shitty areas of the world like China, India, Africa etc... This is mother nature's way of cleansing itself. Overpopulation is killing this earth and the earth will fight back.
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Fucking THIS!
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And the location of the outbreak. An Outbreak in a remote village will be relatively contained and the casualties fewer. Outbreaks that occur in congested urban areas are likely to cause more problems. This is also on the WHO website.
excellent point here.
I have a gut feel that once this upcoming election cycle is past us the truth hits the streets. I pray that this does not happen. I need to be wrong on this, not trust my sources...foolish. Christmas and New Year and their events such as parades, vacations, bowl games, etc. rely on air travel.
YES! Congress is spending its days arguing about Redskins name change, and seeing who's the bigger extremist as they run for re-election. NOBODY wants to talk ebola because people will just vote for CHANGE, if they think the govt isn't protecting them. They'll vote out anyone they can - particularly because there's no Ebola Emergency bill, there's no congressional hearings on closing airports or flights.
There's some action from obama, airport testing, etc, but all congress is doing is shitting on that, since attacking an unpopular president is smart politics. If we suddenly have 100 cases, then we suddenly have 3000 cases.
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the rate is rising.
WHO: Ebola death rate rises to 70 percent
The death rate in the Ebola outbreak has risen to 70 percent and there could be up to 10,000 new cases a week in two months, the World Health Organization warned Tuesday.
www.FoxNews.com
Good old FOX news....spreading the panic.
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if that is the case, and it's at 70% death rate due to the CURRENT strain of 4,000 people having it...
It only makes sense that the 70% rate will RISE :( As more people catch the ebola.
Also, I'd guess it's not exactly easy to just bring in more doctors/nurses. They're not an easily renewable resource. And when the first 20 or 100 or 500 doctors catch it, I'm betting it becomes way more difficult to recruit more.
I really could envision a scenario where (as I predicted a month ago) the US military shows up, puts up some road blocks, and just gives a huge part of that region 6 months to heal, die, recover, whatever, but you're not coming out or you are getting shot. And it won't be on CNN lol, it'll just happen and we'll probably never hear about it. I could totally see that being the case. once the doctors abandon the hospitals, once people stop picking up the diseased bodies, it can get ugly fast.
At some point, you can't cure it, you can only hope to contain it.
Very much agreed, however don't worry, Terrorism isurgance will magically be found in the area.
My mom was involved with planning here in CAnada.
And I asked her, whats gonna magically make people show up for work, if people are catching this shit wearing full suits.
A few episodic outbreaks, and things will be okay.
There are nutjob medical professionals from all over, wanting the excitement and attention for being in the suck.
But when it becomes the norm for a hospital to have a yearly outbreak things will change.
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Meanwhile, Georgia Governor Nathan Deal claims that water kills the Ebola virus so people ought to wash their hands. Don't believe me? Here's the quote:
“The most comforting thing that I heard from [Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald, commissioner of the Georgia Department of Public Health] was that water kills the Ebola virus. I’ve never heard that before. I thought it was something that was so contagious there wasn’t much you could do to prevent it or anything else, so her advice was ‘wash your hands.’” [link (http://mdjonline.com/bookmark/25941175)]
I very much doubt that's what he was told. Perhaps it was a genuine mistake, right? Well, when told that no, water doesn't kill Ebola, rather than backtrack and make an announcement and explain that no, water doesn't kill the Ebola virus, what does this buffoon and his campaign do? They double down. They claim the Governor was right and repeat the claim.
To be fair, he is technically right: it's true that water will kill Ebola - under laboratory conditions. But water will not kill Ebola outside a Petri dish. But then again, it'd be technically correct to say that drinking water also kills humans - and it can, in large enough quantities. But nobody would go on TV during a heat wave and say: "Well, you know... Heat does kill, but drinking water does too. So don't risk it. Just stay indoors with the A/C on and stay comfortable!"
The initial statement and, more importantly, the follow up are highly irresponsible and Deal ought to be called out on this. While nobody should get medical advice from a political candidate being interviewed as part of election coverage or from campaign press releases, elected public officials have a responsibility to be careful and to not to spread nonsense and FUD, especially on public health issues.
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It seems that outbreaks of diseases tend to happen in shitty areas of the world like China, India, Africa etc... This is mother nature's way of cleansing itself. Overpopulation is killing this earth and the earth will fight back.
We are not that overpopulated. There are many places on this earth, in this country, and in your state that you can go and not see people for weeks. We have unexplored swathes of land, forests, etc. it's just that people tend to congregate on the coasts.
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It seems that outbreaks of diseases tend to happen in shitty areas of the world like Africa, ,Africa, Africa etc... This is mother nature's way of cleansing itself. Overpopulation is killing this earth and the earth will fight back.
Fixed.
Only joined this thread now but I said to gf as soon as this started they need to contain it and impose strict travel and movement controls on people in the affected areas. I know it is unfair and restrictive on those people - 99% of whom are not infected - but I knew a lot about ebola and three to six months of hardship to that small amount of people would have left this as a flash in the pan.
Instead we have the same bullshit. This is restricted to here, most people from X are fine no restrictions needed. It spread. No need to worry, it is under control. It spread more. It is confined to this area (now a growing area of West Africa) - no travel restrictions needed. Foreign aid workers etc get infected IN AFRICA - let's repatriate them (wtf?!?!). Some die, some live after repatriation as it spreads in Africa. Health workers and possibly others infected in Europe/America from repatriated patients - these health workers have not been confined to hospitals/quarantine -the Spanish nurse even travelled. Then you have people travelling to infected areas (Tim Duncan or whatever his name was) handles dead bodies, gets infected, LIES, goes on plane and interacts with countless people. He goes to hospital then dies and infects a nurse treating him as a giant fuck you before he does so.
Still, we had a ship dock here other day from Sierra Leone. Any checks? No. They declared themselves to be OK, cos sailors know this kind of thing and that is the status quo.
Suddenly WHO says ebola is spreading faster than it thought (because WHO did nothing), mortality rate is rising (50% to 70%) and now we are being fed the opposite bullshit like we were with SARS of a doomsday scenario (10k new cases per week by DEC according to the WHO). Complete joke - an exercise in political correctness and optimism triumphed over common sense and caution.
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16 Members of Doctors Without Borders Infected with Ebola, Nine Dead
Source: Associated Press
LYNSEY CHUTEL, Associated Press | | Tuesday, October 14, 2014
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — International aid organization Doctors Without Borders said that 16 of its staff members have been infected with Ebola and nine of them have died.
Speaking at a press conference in Johannesburg Tuesday, the head of Doctors Without Borders in South Africa Sharon Ekambaram said medical workers have received inadequate assistance from the international community.
"Where is WHO Africa? Where is the African Union?" said Ekambaram who worked in Sierra Leone from August to September. "We've all heard their promises in the media but have seen very little on the ground."
Four of the organization's medical workers who had just returned from Sierra Leone and Liberia said they were frustrated, "chasing after the curve of the outbreak," according to Jens Pederson, the aid organization's humanitarian affairs adviser.
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16 Members of Doctors Without Borders Infected with Ebola, Nine Dead
Source: Associated Press
LYNSEY CHUTEL, Associated Press | | Tuesday, October 14, 2014
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — International aid organization Doctors Without Borders said that 16 of its staff members have been infected with Ebola and nine of them have died.
Speaking at a press conference in Johannesburg Tuesday, the head of Doctors Without Borders in South Africa Sharon Ekambaram said medical workers have received inadequate assistance from the international community.
"Where is WHO Africa? Where is the African Union?" said Ekambaram who worked in Sierra Leone from August to September. "We've all heard their promises in the media but have seen very little on the ground."
Four of the organization's medical workers who had just returned from Sierra Leone and Liberia said they were frustrated, "chasing after the curve of the outbreak," according to Jens Pederson, the aid organization's humanitarian affairs adviser.
What disturbs me more than the ebola is the fact that Medecins sans frontieres has to be dumbed down to doctors without borders for Americans.
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Fixed.
Only joined this thread now but I said to gf as soon as this started they need to contain it and impose strict travel and movement controls on people in the affected areas. I know it is unfair and restrictive on those people - 99% of whom are not infected - but I knew a lot about ebola and three to six months of hardship to that small amount of people would have left this as a flash in the pan.
Instead we have the same bullshit. This is restricted to here, most people from X are fine no restrictions needed. It spread. No need to worry, it is under control. It spread more. It is confined to this area (now a growing area of West Africa) - no travel restrictions needed. Foreign aid workers etc get infected IN AFRICA - let's repatriate them (wtf?!?!). Some die, some live after repatriation as it spreads in Africa. Health workers and possibly others infected in Europe/America from repatriated patients - these health workers have not been confined to hospitals/quarantine -the Spanish nurse even travelled. Then you have people travelling to infected areas (Tim Duncan or whatever his name was) handles dead bodies, gets infected, LIES, goes on plane and interacts with countless people. He goes to hospital then dies and infects a nurse treating him as a giant fuck you before he does so.
Still, we had a ship dock here other day from Sierra Leone. Any checks? No. They declared themselves to be OK, cos sailors know this kind of thing and that is the status quo.
Suddenly WHO says ebola is spreading faster than it thought (because WHO did nothing), mortality rate is rising (50% to 70%) and now we are being fed the opposite bullshit like we were with SARS of a doomsday scenario (10k new cases per week by DEC according to the WHO). Complete joke - an exercise in political correctness and optimism triumphed over common sense and caution.
I know, it's insane, and the DUMB FUCKING PUBLIC eat it up.
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16 Members of Doctors Without Borders Infected with Ebola, Nine Dead
Source: Associated Press
LYNSEY CHUTEL, Associated Press | | Tuesday, October 14, 2014
JOHANNESBURG (AP) — International aid organization Doctors Without Borders said that 16 of its staff members have been infected with Ebola and nine of them have died.
Speaking at a press conference in Johannesburg Tuesday, the head of Doctors Without Borders in South Africa Sharon Ekambaram said medical workers have received inadequate assistance from the international community.
"Where is WHO Africa? Where is the African Union?" said Ekambaram who worked in Sierra Leone from August to September. "We've all heard their promises in the media but have seen very little on the ground."
Four of the organization's medical workers who had just returned from Sierra Leone and Liberia said they were frustrated, "chasing after the curve of the outbreak," according to Jens Pederson, the aid organization's humanitarian affairs adviser.
Sharon Ekambaram can go fuck herself and deal with the problem herself. What an ungrateful kuntt
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Breaking news. Second Texas healthcare worker tests positive. And they're testi g the nurses boyfriend too
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Something's not adding up. Its more contagious than they want us to believe. Not airborne but more contagious.
Obummer needs to ban all incoming flights from Ebola country.
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We are not that overpopulated. There are many places on this earth, in this country, and in your state that you can go and not see people for weeks. We have unexplored swathes of land, forests, etc. it's just that people tend to congregate on the coasts.
'not that overpopulated'?! then how extreme do you 'want' it before you change your view, like 8, 9, 10, ... billion souls?
(http://www.susps.org/images/worldpopgr.gif)
True, the world population isn't equally distributed, but the population densities in those mentioned areas are a complete nightmare in any sense :-\
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We are not that overpopulated. There are many places on this earth, in this country, and in your state that you can go and not see people for weeks. We have unexplored swathes of land, forests, etc. it's just that people tend to congregate on the coasts.
Don't be shifty. Come right out and say it. You want that forty acres and a mule.
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It's been nice knowing you boys.
We all gonna die.
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'not that overpopulated'?! then how extreme do you 'want' it before you change your view, like 8, 9, 10, ... billion souls?
(http://www.susps.org/images/worldpopgr.gif)
True, the world population isn't equally distributed, but the population densities in those mentioned areas are a complete nightmare in any sense :-\
It can be argued that overpopulation is more than just the number of people per square mile. Obviously, Africa is over populated in that they have more people than they are able to support without the aid of foreign countries.
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Sharon Ekambaram can go fuck herself and deal with the problem herself. What an ungrateful kuntt
Thats what happens when people are to fucking stupid to follow protocol during an outbreak.
Theyll always be chasing the curve because the people theyre trying to help are ignorant morons who have no idea whats going on because they refuse to fucking listen to the people who do. Suddenly they realize theyre dying and then they expect the western world to snap their fingers and fix everyone. Fuck them, they didnt listen when we were trying to heko in the beginning now its out of control over there.
Like i said in the beginnijg of all this bullshit, these people are clearly too stupid and ignorant to deal with this on their own, even with western help.
Quarantine the whole fucking area and incendiary the shit out of it until its all burned to the fckn ground.
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So the second nurse - who has ebola currently - flew to Cleveland over the weekend. Get ready. FUBAR
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-15/cdc-demands-132-passengers-flew-2nd-ebola-patient-report-testing
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So the second nurse - who has ebola currently - flew to Cleveland over the weekend. Get ready. FUBAR
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-10-15/cdc-demands-132-passengers-flew-2nd-ebola-patient-report-testing
Really? This is just absurd.... help dying ebola patient, co worker catches it, better fly to cleveland. ::)
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Something's not adding up. Its more contagious than they want us to believe. Not airborne but more contagious.
Obummer needs to ban all incoming flights from Ebola country.
it's highly infectious, which is the biggest lie in history.
It spreads just light aids, however what they don't tell you, is that 1 liter of aids spit won't give you aids, and 1 micro liter of Ebola spit will give you the virus.
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It can be argued that overpopulation is more than just the number of people per square mile. Obviously, Africa is over populated in that they have more people than they are able to support without the aid of foreign countries.
The fact is, were not even close to utilizing the resources we have now. We could easily have 20-30 billion on the planet.
Aside from that population growth is rapidly decreasing, meaning we'll soon have a global worker shortage.
If west africa gets fucked up, the 711 worker of 2050, will never have been born.
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Really? This is just absurd.... help dying ebola patient, co worker catches it, better fly to cleveland. ::)
If this was a movie, we'd all be horrified at all of the incompetence. But this is real life. Your efficient government, courtesy of 40 years of progressive mismanagement.
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'not that overpopulated'?! then how extreme do you 'want' it before you change your view, like 8, 9, 10, ... billion souls?
(http://www.susps.org/images/worldpopgr.gif)
True, the world population isn't equally distributed, but the population densities in those mentioned areas are a complete nightmare in any sense :-\
Only 1 percent of Americas land mass is densly populated. Take a long drive sometime and you will see itto be true.
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-10-15/ebola-outbreak-boosts-odds-of-mutation-helping-it-spread.html?hootPostID=5741aa3847631df2f4d27b3ef5182eee
Already have detected 300 viral mutations in Ebola Dallas versus Ebola Zaire. Over to you, Necrosis.
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No ebola WYHI?
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Sad how someone is sent to care for that Ebola stricken guy and not given the proper tools to protect themselves. They probably were told they were 100% safe, just wear this. Must feel very betrayed now.
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It's been nice knowing you boys.
We all gonna die.
I've always wanted to visit Ghana. With airline ticket prices this low, I'd be crazy NOT to visit this month.
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http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2014-10-15/ebola-outbreak-boosts-odds-of-mutation-helping-it-spread.html?hootPostID=5741aa3847631df2f4d27b3ef5182eee
Already have detected 300 viral mutations in Ebola Dallas versus Ebola Zaire. Over to you, Necrosis.
I'm pretty sure we'd be seeing actual necrosis.
I've been playing a great deal of Plague, Inc
https://www.facebook.com/PlagueInc
I'd highli recommend everyone join me in Greenland and immediately close all shipping.
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I'm pretty sure we'd be seeing actual necrosis.
I've been playing a great deal of Plague, Inc
https://www.facebook.com/PlagueInc
I'd highli recommend everyone join me in Greenland and immediately close all shipping.
Nobody could game out the fact that disease control would end up being a political football during an election season. The in-party is desperate to keep the election losses to a minimum and let's that decide their actions and nothing else.
If this gets really bad, this is beyond "impeachment" and goes on to actual treason with a hangman's noose.
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Nobody could game out the fact that disease control would end up being a political football during an election season. The in-party is desperate to keep the election losses to a minimum and let's that decide their actions and nothing else.
If this gets really bad, this is beyond "impeachment" and goes on to actual treason with a hangman's noose.
The problem with that is that congress isn't doing anything, at all.
Obama is doing some limp-wristed, weak ass measures. More security at airports, etc.
But congress, who has tons of power to initiate all sorts of overnight bills on things, has decided to focus on re-election for this month, then holiday break, then inauguration - and THEN think about ISIS plan in Syria and any Ebola response.
If this isn't an election years, I'm betting congress is working much more, to initiate a bill on closing border to planes from that region. Then they DARE obama or the dems to say no to it, so the ebola outbreak can have a (D) next to it lol. Obama will be forced to sign anything the repubs throw at him.
So while obama sucks, he's illegal, he should have been impeached years ago for fast & furious if repubs had anything resembling a nutsack, I have to blame congress for this also.
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The problem with that is that congress isn't doing anything, at all.
Obama is doing some limp-wristed, weak ass measures. More security at airports, etc.
But congress, who has tons of power to initiate all sorts of overnight bills on things, has decided to focus on re-election for this month, then holiday break, then inauguration - and THEN think about ISIS plan in Syria and any Ebola response.
If this isn't an election years, I'm betting congress is working much more, to initiate a bill on closing border to planes from that region. Then they DARE obama or the dems to say no to it, so the ebola outbreak can have a (D) next to it lol. Obama will be forced to sign anything the repubs throw at him.
So while obama sucks, he's illegal, he should have been impeached years ago for fast & furious if repubs had anything resembling a nutsack, I have to blame congress for this also.
Right or wrong, the party in the Whitehouse usually gets the lion's share of the blame for anything bad.
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Breakin CNN
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Ebola crisis!!!!
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Breakin CNN
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Ebola crisis!!!!
I'm kinda turned on by it. Like, it's the forbidden fruit, ya know? A hot chick with ebola, all alone in a quarantine unit, high off morphine. I could dress up like a CDC worker, only I'd be naked under my suit. That's hot. I'd sneak in and tell her it's time for the body cavity exam. My medical bag full of KY and toys for insertion, she calls me Dr Love as I make her blues go away. They call me Dr Love.............
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Nobody could game out the fact that disease control would end up being a political football during an election season. The in-party is desperate to keep the election losses to a minimum and let's that decide their actions and nothing else.
If this gets really bad, this is beyond "impeachment" and goes on to actual treason with a hangman's noose.
CDC already doing damage control on CNN "our protocols are just guidelines, not mandates, the hospitals arent required to follow them" i.e. people getting infected isnt our fault, theyre not doing as told
Dallas Nurses UNION crying "we have no protocol for this!" I.e. its not our fault.
No one wanting to take the potato of why medic pros getting infected when its 'so hard to catch, its almost impossible' /Necrosis
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Breakin CNN
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Ebola crisis!!!!
Sheesh this is like living with a bipolar pregnant woman. You think she's changed, six months without one sign of agression and woosh!!!!
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CDC already doing damage control on CNN "our protocols are just guidelines, not mandates, the hospitals arent required to follow them" i.e. people getting infected isnt our fault, theyre not doing as told
Dallas Nurses UNION crying "we have no protocol for this!" I.e. its not our fault.
No one wanting to take the potato of why medic pros getting infected when its 'so hard to catch, its almost impossible' /Necrosis
http://www.cnn.com/2014/10/15/health/texas-ebola-outbreak/index.html?hpt=hp_inthenews
My favorite part, is where they say western healthcare practices keep us safe, and a second later, they specify that only 4 medical facilities on the continent are capable of dealing with ebola patients.
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turns out the nurse is 29. she knew she was exposed and banning form flying.
after her temp rose to 99.3, she hopped a plane to cleveland anyway. Prosecute her if she survives. If I'm on that plane, and this idiot KNOWS she's been exposed, KNOWS the risks, KNOWS the CDC quarantine rules, and KNOWS her temp is rising, and she gets on the plane anyway? That's akin to just unleashing a virus on others in times square. lock her up.
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turns out the nurse is 29. she knew she was exposed and banning form flying.
after her temp rose to 99.3, she hopped a plane to cleveland anyway. Prosecute her if she survives. If I'm on that plane, and this idiot KNOWS she's been exposed, KNOWS the risks, KNOWS the CDC quarantine rules, and KNOWS her temp is rising, and she gets on the plane anyway? That's akin to just unleashing a virus on others in times square. lock her up.
So please explain to me, which of these sexy whores is gonna be volunteering to treat these ebolans.
The will of society has zero power over folks,in these situations.
You can't fight a war with people having these kinds of diseases.
you piss off the wrong person, and you are fucked,
Newsflash self destructive attention whores are not unique to get big, they are everywhere especially in hospitals.
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The only radio we get up here in the White Mountains only caries right wing talk radio weekdays then farming and cooking shows on the weekends. So I get a fill of some interesting people you do not hear from on the mass media. For weeks guest doctors and scientists were saying the President is full of it, the CDC has its head up its ass and this shit will spread until we get the right people running the show and protocols are followed. We should be in a national border lock down incl. foreign flights.
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So please explain to me, which of these sexy whores is gonna be volunteering to treat these ebolans.
Ebolans....funny word. ;D
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turns out the nurse is 29. she knew she was exposed and banning form flying.
after her temp rose to 99.3, she hopped a plane to cleveland anyway. Prosecute her if she survives. If I'm on that plane, and this idiot KNOWS she's been exposed, KNOWS the risks, KNOWS the CDC quarantine rules, and KNOWS her temp is rising, and she gets on the plane anyway? That's akin to just unleashing a virus on others in times square. lock her up.
charge her with 1 count attemtped murder of each passenger on both planes, then execute her.
Set a precedent.
Possible ebolians will quickly stop getting on planes.
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charge her with 1 count attemtped murder of each passenger on both planes, then execute her.
Set a precedent.
Possible ebolians will quickly stop getting on planes.
Just talked to me mom, apparently our gov, is basically making agreements demands with nurses unions.
Once your a risk you loose all rights as a worker, if you refuse to help a patience your out of the nurses union.
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Only 1 percent of Americas land mass is densly populated. Take a long drive sometime and you will see itto be true.
Note taken, but not every Getbigger lives in the US.
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Don't be shifty. Come right out and say it. You want that forty acres and a mule.
Already have it ;)
Besides, most people wouldn't know what to do with it.
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Only 1 percent of Americas land mass is densly populated. Take a long drive sometime and you will see itto be true.
Exactly, sometimes just 1-2 hours outside of a some of our biggest metro areas is nothing but wood lands.
And then let's not forget other continents. And then underwater or even on the water---one could have an actually floating city.
If the Incas could build cities in mountain ranges, then it's we can as well.
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Already have it ;)
Besides, most people wouldn't know what to do with it.
You deserve at least another 40, buddy.
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You deserve at least another 40, buddy.
Ha...
Thanks, I hope to obey The Corn Laws...Getbig style Corn, of course.
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turns out the nurse is 29. she knew she was exposed and banning form flying.
after her temp rose to 99.3, she hopped a plane to cleveland anyway. Prosecute her if she survives. If I'm on that plane, and this idiot KNOWS she's been exposed, KNOWS the risks, KNOWS the CDC quarantine rules, and KNOWS her temp is rising, and she gets on the plane anyway? That's akin to just unleashing a virus on others in times square. lock her up.
Actually you are wrong. She called the CDC and they told her no worries until you are under 100.4. Obviously had something very important to do in Cleveland.
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Actually you are wrong. She called the CDC and they told her no worries until you are under 100.4. Obviously had something very important to do in Cleveland.
she had a booty call to get to. Poor bastard
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Just talked to me mom, apparently our gov, is basically making agreements demands with nurses unions.
Once your a risk you loose all rights as a worker, if you refuse to help a patience your out of the nurses union.
What do you mean by once you're a risk?
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turns out the nurse is 29. she knew she was exposed and banning form flying.
after her temp rose to 99.3, she hopped a plane to cleveland anyway. Prosecute her if she survives. If I'm on that plane, and this idiot KNOWS she's been exposed, KNOWS the risks, KNOWS the CDC quarantine rules, and KNOWS her temp is rising, and she gets on the plane anyway? That's akin to just unleashing a virus on others in times square. lock her up.
Gtr. Same as guy who brought it to usa. Lying girl. Should piss on his grave.
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Can anyone tell me why they aren't working on a plan to drop this virus into ISIS territory? All I see is win win win!
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It occurred to me that with black people spreading eboLA around the odds are anabolic will be getbigs first casualty.
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charge her with 1 count attemtped murder of each passenger on both planes, then execute her.
Set a precedent.
Possible ebolians will quickly stop getting on planes.
Love it!
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Ebola rhymes with...
RC Cola
Ayatollah of Rock n' Rolla
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Ebola rhymes with...
RC Cola
Ayatollah of Rock n' Rolla
Cola almost kills anything, maybe ebola as well..
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heartbreak ridge.
Nice.
Clints the man.
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is this shit airborne yet? or it still only by contact ???
Misdirected or not..I saw an news interviw with Liberians aid workers saying they cleared around clinics hospitals & houses as the believed/claimed ebola was so infectious it was being passed on by patients having made contact with the grass, scary shit! :o
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Misdirected or not..I saw an news interviw with Liberians aid workers saying they cleared around clinics hospitals & houses as the believed/claimed ebola was so infectious it was being passed on by patients having made contact with the grass, scary shit! :o
Probably because they shit and piss and puke on the ground like it's a toilet. Ever seen images of West Point and monrovia? they literally shit on the ground it's fuked
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Farming in the city
805 million: The number of people who suffer from chronic hunger. While this number is down about 11% over the last decade, it still represents an unacceptable proportion of the world's population.
10.95 billion: How many people the United Nations thinks the world is going to have to support by the year 2100. This represents a significant upward revision from previous estimates that had pegged the human population as leveling off around 2050 at about 9.5 billion. Much of this new growth is occurring in sub-Saharan Africa, where family size remains high and mortality from HIV is down.
33: The percentage of the world's food that is wasted before it is consumed by a human being. In the Global South, this waste occurs thanks to inefficient processing and storage facilities. In the Global North, consumers and retailers are to blame. The United Nations estimates that global food waste costs $2.6 trillion annually.
2.512 billion: How many tons of food the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization expects the world's farmers to harvest this year. If this projection comes true, we will be within .50% of the world's most bountiful year on record.
2,868: The number of dietary calories available on our planet per person per day in 2011, the last year for which data is available. This number has actually been growing, suggesting that the amount of food produced per person has been steadily rising (in 1990 there were 2,619 dietary calories per person per day). This growth in productivity is especially remarkable considering that the Earth's population grew by about 2 billion people over this time. Most importantly, the number of calories per person per day tells us that there is enough food on the planet for us all.
Of course, the first two numbers paint a sobering picture of the potential food security and sustainability challenges the world faces. And when we add in the uncertainties over climate change, then the task of planning and effectively implementing systems and policies that will ensure everyone in the future receives an adequate diet seems a daunting one.
But the other figures tell a different story, and allow room for some optimism.
Why? Because fundamentally, the data show us that we have enough food. We are not up against some irrefutable Malthusian monster. What's more, these numbers prove that hunger is a matter of public policy and everyday behavior and suggest that social collapse, widespread famine and destitution should never be seen as inevitable in a world that wastes one-third of its food.
Ultimately, these five numbers tell us that hunger is a solvable problem. Yes, famines, droughts and food riots will be an increasing feature of the headlines in the decades ahead. But this should not distract from the underlying: The world can have a well-fed future, one where everyone has enough to eat.
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Farming in the city
805 million: The number of people who suffer from chronic hunger. While this number is down about 11% over the last decade, it still represents an unacceptable proportion of the world's population.
10.95 billion: How many people the United Nations thinks the world is going to have to support by the year 2100. This represents a significant upward revision from previous estimates that had pegged the human population as leveling off around 2050 at about 9.5 billion. Much of this new growth is occurring in sub-Saharan Africa, where family size remains high and mortality from HIV is down.
33: The percentage of the world's food that is wasted before it is consumed by a human being. In the Global South, this waste occurs thanks to inefficient processing and storage facilities. In the Global North, consumers and retailers are to blame. The United Nations estimates that global food waste costs $2.6 trillion annually.
2.512 billion: How many tons of food the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization expects the world's farmers to harvest this year. If this projection comes true, we will be within .50% of the world's most bountiful year on record.
2,868: The number of dietary calories available on our planet per person per day in 2011, the last year for which data is available. This number has actually been growing, suggesting that the amount of food produced per person has been steadily rising (in 1990 there were 2,619 dietary calories per person per day). This growth in productivity is especially remarkable considering that the Earth's population grew by about 2 billion people over this time. Most importantly, the number of calories per person per day tells us that there is enough food on the planet for us all.
Of course, the first two numbers paint a sobering picture of the potential food security and sustainability challenges the world faces. And when we add in the uncertainties over climate change, then the task of planning and effectively implementing systems and policies that will ensure everyone in the future receives an adequate diet seems a daunting one.
But the other figures tell a different story, and allow room for some optimism.
Why? Because fundamentally, the data show us that we have enough food. We are not up against some irrefutable Malthusian monster. What's more, these numbers prove that hunger is a matter of public policy and everyday behavior and suggest that social collapse, widespread famine and destitution should never be seen as inevitable in a world that wastes one-third of its food.
Ultimately, these five numbers tell us that hunger is a solvable problem. Yes, famines, droughts and food riots will be an increasing feature of the headlines in the decades ahead. But this should not distract from the underlying: The world can have a well-fed future, one where everyone has enough to eat.
lol, i remember bill gates and others saying how vaccines will slow/stop overpopulation because people like the Africans will have less childrn when their kids are not all dying.
I called bullshit and said that Africans, like muslims in europe, will just keeo breeding because it in their culture.
Seems gates was wrong, lol. Like 3rd worlders are suddenly going to stop ficking and start using BC because our vaccines are cauing their children to live. Now you just have more of them consuming stuff.
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lol, i remember bill gates and others saying how vaccines will slow/stop overpopulation because people like the Africans will have less childrn when their kids are not all dying.
I called bullshit and said that Africans, like muslims in europe, will just keeo breeding because it in their culture.
Seems gates was wrong, lol. Like 3rd worlders are suddenly going to stop ficking and start using BC because our vaccines are cauing their children to live. Now you just have more of them consuming stuff.
Yes, they will continue to have as many children as they can. I say, discontinue all medical and financial aid to Africa immediately. African aid is not a good investment. We are creating an entire continent of Detroit. Most of the aid is stolen by bandits anyway.
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Yes, they will continue to have as many children as they can. I say, discontinue all medical and financial aid to Africa immediately. African aid is not a good investment. We are creating an entire continent of Detroit. Most of the aid is stolen by bandits anyway.
QFT and amen
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lol, i remember bill gates and others saying how vaccines will slow/stop overpopulation because people like the Africans will have less childrn when their kids are not all dying.
I called bullshit and said that Africans, like muslims in europe, will just keeo breeding because it in their culture.
Seems gates was wrong, lol. Like 3rd worlders are suddenly going to stop ficking and start using BC because our vaccines are cauing their children to live. Now you just have more of them consuming stuff.
It's called the Demographic Transition is it is dogma for public health academics: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographic_transition
I wonder though, if the DT ever really factored in a religion that really encouraged childbirth the way that Islam does. Certainly, even Catholicism in Europe has lost it's multi-child luster.
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I kind of wish humans would just let nature do its thing instead of trying to stop shit. Never understood these people that get put on life support for years because they just can't let go.
There is no benefit to the world if Africa get saved. its a sad but true fact, if anything it will just be a burden and a bigger problem for the earth to handle
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you are a piece of shit. confirmed.
You can't stand hearing the truth.
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Good morning, Connecticut!
http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/news/local/Yale-New-Haven-Hospital-Admits-Person-with-Ebola-Like-Symptoms--279415262.html
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What do you mean by once you're a risk?
Anyone that has in contact with a possible ebolan looses all rights as an individual.
Atleast in Canada.
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Nature has a way of working things out. Man fights nature, but eventually nature wins. The world is overpopulated. Crowded, unsanitary conditions and poverty are breeding grounds for viruses. OBOLA and HIV are but just two examples of viruses which have spread to humans.
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serious question..
you are smart no doubt but why cant you see filthyness of being a homo that you are ?? your whole smartness n understading goes to gutter bouncing back from the fact you are homoseXUAL.
You are assuming you know what my sex life is like. You are also judging me when you don't actually know me. Obviously, you have issues. Carry on, as I am sure you will. Incidentally, hope you don't mind that I fail to see any seriousness in your question. ::)
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lol, i remember bill gates and others saying how vaccines will slow/stop overpopulation because people like the Africans will have less childrn when their kids are not all dying.
I called bullshit and said that Africans, like muslims in europe, will just keeo breeding because it in their culture.
Seems gates was wrong, lol. Like 3rd worlders are suddenly going to stop ficking and start using BC because our vaccines are cauing their children to live. Now you just have more of them consuming stuff.
I don't think you understand how birth rates decline.
It's increased consumption rates, that cause people to want less kids.
I.e. when you become a consumer, you loose the means of production(farming) and therefore, your house hold wealth is no longer defined, by how many farm hands you have.
Falling birth rates is in fact a bigger problem than rising ones.
You can claim all you want about breeder muslims, the reality is even in muslim countries like Iran, U A E, Qatar etc, the birth rates are plummeting as the consumerism takes hold.
The world population will be in decline come 2050, unless something drastic happens to the way we do business around the globe.
If this ebola crisis causes birth rates to decline even sooner, were really in trouble as a globalized economy.
200 million dead africans equates to 500 million missing consumers in 2050.
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I don't think you understand how birth rates decline.
It's increased consumption rates, that cause people to want less kids.
I.e. when you become a consumer, you loose the means of production(farming) and therefore, your house hold wealth is no longer defined, by how many farm hands you have.
Falling birth rates is in fact a bigger problem than rising ones.
You can claim all you want about breeder muslims, the reality is even in muslim countries like Iran, U A E, Qatar etc, the birth rates are plummeting as the consumerism takes hold.
The world population will be in decline come 2050, unless something drastic happens to the way we do business around the globe.
If this ebola crisis causes birth rates to decline even sooner, were really in trouble as a globalized economy.
200 million dead africans equates to 500 million missing consumers in 2050.
Are you suggesting that this planet is under-populated by humans, or that it will be by 2050?
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Are you suggesting that this planet is under-populated by humans, or that it will be by 2050?
Under or Over is irrelevant, it's the shape of the population pyramid that is the problem.
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Yes, they will continue to have as many children as they can. I say, discontinue all medical and financial aid to Africa immediately. African aid is not a good investment. We are creating an entire continent of Detroit. Most of the aid is stolen by bandits anyway.
Agreed
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whole board including princess l.. knows you are a homo. ;D ..it cant be hidden with your tech talk :D
Clearly you have no idea what tech talk is. You may think you know me, but I'm still not interested in you, so bugger off.
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haha no dear you are a homo
you probably sucked someones dicks then delude yourself ohhhh these are natural things.
its amazin to me u are so smart yet caant see filthyness of desiring other man
your americans are mostly homos. !
I'm done with you. If you PM me again with photos of your cum ridden butthole, I'll report you to the mods for harassing me.
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Where is the Benny Hill Theme song ??? ???
http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/health/Plain-Clothes-Man-Perplexes-Viewers-279357962.html?cid=sm_fb_20141016_33768177 (http://www.nbcdfw.com/news/health/Plain-Clothes-Man-Perplexes-Viewers-279357962.html?cid=sm_fb_20141016_33768177)
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these are photos of your that lover you homo .
ps..stop sending me pics of your butthole or i will report it to mods !
Jeez, this is not very original for a troll.
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I don't think you understand how birth rates decline.
It's increased consumption rates, that cause people to want less kids.
I.e. when you become a consumer, you loose the means of production(farming) and therefore, your house hold wealth is no longer defined, by how many farm hands you have.
Falling birth rates is in fact a bigger problem than rising ones.
You can claim all you want about breeder muslims, the reality is even in muslim countries like Iran, U A E, Qatar etc, the birth rates are plummeting as the consumerism takes hold.
The world population will be in decline come 2050, unless something drastic happens to the way we do business around the globe.
If this ebola crisis causes birth rates to decline even sooner, were really in trouble as a globalized economy.
200 million dead africans equates to 500 million missing consumers in 2050.
youre going off on something unrelated to what i was commenting on.
Gates and his ilk said that vaccines would help lower population because the 3rd worlders with massive birth rates would stop having so many kids when they started surviving until adulthood, which is not what happens at all.
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https://storify.com/GaltsGirl/rick-wilson-tells-twitter-a-story
Hard to believe this guy wrote it in July...prescient.
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youre going off on something unrelated to what i was commenting on.
Gates and his ilk said that vaccines would help lower population because the 3rd worlders with massive birth rates would stop having so many kids when they started surviving until adulthood, which is not what happens at all.
Meh, I'm starting to think my tangents are only tangents because I assume others can put two and two together.
The point is that with less infantile death, stability helps bring about increase consumerism, as people have a better chance at planning their lives.
If people are just reacting to nature, there is no time for planning.
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Meh, I'm starting to think my tangents are only tangents because I assume others can put two and two together.
The point is that with less infantile death, stability helps bring about increase consumerism, as people have a better chance at planning their lives.
Absolute bollacks. You're just making random noises with your mouth now. Please, point to anything resembling science for your claims.
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Meh, I'm starting to think my tangents are only tangents because I assume others can put two and two together.
The point is that with less infantile death, stability helps bring about increase consumerism, as people have a better chance at planning their lives.
If people are just reacting to nature, there is no time for planning.
Have you started eating more broccoli?
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Absolute bollacks. You're just making random noises with your mouth now. Please, point to anything resembling science for your claims.
Not a fucking chance fuck nuts.
Go look up third world finance, Micro loans, etc etc,
Go look at how actual birth rates fell around the world.
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Meh, I'm starting to think my tangents are only tangents because I assume others can put two and two together.
The point is that with less infantile death, stability helps bring about increase consumerism, as people have a better chance at planning their lives.
If people are just reacting to nature, there is no time for planning.
Historically, higher infantile deaths meant people had more kids. This was when children worked to help support the family and farming was the norm. Today this is still about economics, poor people, especially those on public assistance often rely on the additional income having more children results in. For the most part, at least in socialized countries these children and their parents are parasites who contribute nothing to society or the economy.
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Historically, higher infantile deaths meant people had more kids. This was when children worked to help support the family and farming was the norm. Today this is still about economics, poor people, especially those on public assistance often rely on the additional income having more children results in. For the most part, at least in socialized countries these children and their parents are parasites who contribute nothing to society or the economy.
your talking about in welfare states, that isn't what the vaccines part is about.
But yes higher infantile death creates more babies, it also creates the attitude amongst people that everyone is disposable and their is no point planning for the future.
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Historically, higher infantile deaths meant people had more kids. This was when children worked to help support the family and farming was the norm. Today this is still about economics, poor people, especially those on public assistance often rely on the additional income having more children results in. For the most part, at least in socialized countries these children and their parents are parasites who contribute nothing to society or the economy.
It's a little different in sub-Saharan Africa where most of the countries are not or haven't historically been agricultural societies.
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your talking about in welfare states, that isn't what the vaccines part is about.
But yes higher infantile death creates more babies, it also creates the attitude amongst people that everyone is disposable and their is no point planning for the future.
Having available vaccines in third world counties would only address part of the issue. In many of these places, folks still rely on their offspring to help support the family, much like it was many years ago in developed countries when people relied on agriculture and even at the beginning of the industrial era when child labor was still the norm. This is why I made that comparison.
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i dont care for being original or "liked" you dumb fuq .
do you have pics of naked man in your computer ? i think yes ?
Are you hoping I do, so I can send you some?
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Well, all this OBola scare stuff isn't going to stop me from going on that cruise this weekend. Belize sounds amazing. Safe at sea, baby!
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Well, all this OBola scare stuff isn't going to stop me from going on that cruise this weekend. Belize sounds amazing. Safe at sea, baby!
I'm not scared of Ebola. Actually I'm a huge fan and rooting for the virus.
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I'm not scared of Ebola. Actually I'm a huge fan and rooting for the virus.
I always root for the underdog. Sure, it's 307 million healthy folks against a few reckless healthcare workers who are apparently unable to read things like CDC warnings or employ common sense approaches to getting on crowded commercial flights after noting a raise body temperature following handing feces and vomit from a crazed and sickened Liberian refugee.
But you know what? Those are my kinds of odds! Sure, there are only ten cases now, but given the inept Obama response, the recklessness of the healthcare employees, and overall disgusting hygienic standards employed by most democrats, I think we're bound to quintuple those numbers on an hourly basis until we can really get Ebola to make its mark.
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High-risk patient cleared for cruise. CDC earning its money, I see.
http://www.foxnews.com/health/2014/10/17/dallas-lab-worker-quarantined-aboard-cruise-ship-other-passengers-stranded/
(note that this is NOT an Onion piece)
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I always root for the underdog. Sure, it's 307 million healthy folks against a few reckless healthcare workers who are apparently unable to read things like CDC warnings or employ common sense approaches to getting on crowded commercial flights after noting a raise body temperature following handing feces and vomit from a crazed and sickened Liberian refugee.
But you know what? Those are my kinds of odds! Sure, there are only ten cases now, but given the inept Obama response, the recklessness of the healthcare employees, and overall disgusting hygienic standards employed by most democrats, I think we're bound to quintuple those numbers on an hourly basis until we can really get Ebola to make its mark.
We can only hope more minority nurses continue to uphold the standard of excellence they've become known for.
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I'm not scared of Ebola. Actually I'm a huge fan and rooting for the virus.
im actually thinking their going to get a handle on this pretty quickly here. Seeing the CDC, nurses, and .gov panic and start pointint the finger and then finally doing SOMETHING makes me feel much better, even as inept as theyve been up to this point.
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im actually thinking their going to get a handle on this pretty quickly here. Seeing the CDC, nurses, and .gov panic and start pointint the finger and then finally doing SOMETHING makes me feel much better, even as inept as theyve been up to this point.
The show is over. Obama appointed a new Ebola czar! Now we are going to see some action...
(reads that this new czar worked for Biden, isn't a doctor and oversaw the Solyandra payout)
*drops mic and heads for the bat cave*
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The show is over. Obama appointed a new Ebola czar! Now we are going to see some action...
(reads that this new czar worked for Biden, isn't a doctor and oversaw the Solyandra payout)
*drops mic and heads for the bat cave*
Glen Beck was making the case for hiring Dr Ben Carson as the czar, while the breaking news came out that obama hired a lawyer who worked for Biden lol.
we're all doomed.
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We can only hope more minority nurses continue to uphold the standard of excellence they've become known for.
;D. Haha! Most nurses are argumentative, sanctimonious bitches. They hate the doctors they are forced to slave under and who make 10 times the money.
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Don't worry, friends, just saw the doc yesterday. Much ado about nothing, he says.
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;D. Haha! Most nurses are argumentative, sanctimonious bitches. They hate the doctors are are forced to slave under and who make 10 times the money.
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They are the most self righteous group of people.
They think because they save lives(in reality 80 year olds, who are just draining our public healthcare), that they deserve some special status.
Because you know, building houses, roads, bridges, providing heat, security, food, etc are all secondary functions of the economy.
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They are the most self righteous group of people.
They think because they save lives(in reality 80 year olds, who are just draining our public healthcare), that they deserve some special status.
Because you know, building houses, roads, bridges, providing heat, security, food, etc are all secondary functions of the economy.
Broccoli?
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Where is Wiggs :P
;D
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Where is Wiggs :P
;D
HIP :'(
(Hebrew In Peace)
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Why would god want to wipe out the true hebrews?
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The show is over. Obama appointed a new Ebola czar! Now we are going to see some action...
(reads that this new czar worked for Biden, isn't a doctor and oversaw the Solyandra payout)
*drops mic and heads for the bat cave*
Christ......
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Why would god want to wipe out the true hebrews?
He ain't, Darwin is. With an average sub-Saharan IQ < 80, they're simply too stupid to survive. We're talking about folks who are still dropping like flies from AIDS. These people believe Western medicine is less important than juju curses and whatnot, so what the fuck can you really expect?
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They are the most self righteous group of people.
They think because they save lives(in reality 80 year olds, who are just draining our public healthcare), that they deserve some special status.
Because you know, building houses, roads, bridges, providing heat, security, food, etc are all secondary functions of the economy.
Don't forget majority of male nurses are all homos
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Broccoli?
Are you talking about the recent research with sulforphane and autism, if so good on ya. If not, eat broccoli.
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He ain't, Darwin is. With an average sub-Saharan IQ < 80, they're simply too stupid to survive. We're talking about folks who are still dropping like flies from AIDS. These people believe Western medicine is less important than juju curses and whatnot, so what the fuck can you really expect?
Is Juju any less important than Jesus?
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Why would god want to wipe out the true hebrews?
McDonalds isn't offering that many jobs?
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Don't forget majority of male nurses are all homos
Maybe where you live they are. Nursing pays pretty well especially when they specialize. I know several male nurses who are straight, married and have children. When my wife was in the hospital for an extended time, only one of the several male nurses who attended her was obviously gay. Several of the women nurses were very attractive....which is always a bonus.
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Is Juju any less important than Jesus?
It's less important than medicine, which was my point.
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Obama has held 2 recent White House meetings on Ebola. His new Ebola czar was a no show at both meetings.
Same old shit...newest lame appointment.
Two more years of this shit. Lets have a grown up running the show next time instead of Mr. Cool elected by the under 25 crowd.
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Aaaaaannnddd...
http://sharylattkisson.com/govt-announces-new-ebola-safety-measures
So, the government NOW thinks it's a good idea for travel restrictions. Stupidity or politics, pick one.
The CDC is really turning into the Klown Kar of the administration.
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I'm not scared of Ebola. Actually I'm a huge fan and rooting for the virus.
This comment makes me laugh every time I read it.
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Cuban doctor in safety gear
(https://pbs.twimg.com/media/B0H2krXIAAAKMVl.jpg:large)
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Obama has held 2 recent White House meetings on Ebola. His new Ebola czar was a no show at both meetings.
Same old shit...newest lame appointment.
Two more years of this shit. Lets have a grown up running the show next time instead of Mr. Cool elected by the under 25 crowd.
The GOP called for an ebola czar lol. So fucking retarded.
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I wonder if they will start doing ebola pos+ parties, where you all do vodka shots and be sick in eachothers eyes
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Possible Ebola Patient in New York City
Oct 23, 2014, 3:25 PM ET
By SYDNEY LUPKIN
Sydney Lupkin More from Sydney »
Health Reporter
A health care worker who recently traveled to West Africa has been placed in isolation at a New York City Hospital with Ebola-like symptoms, officials said.
The patient returned to the United States within the last 21 days and had a fever and gastrointestinal symptoms when he was transferred to Bellevue Hospital in Manhattan, according to a statement from the hospital.
Preliminary test results for Ebola are expected within 12 hours, the hospital said.