tumscalcium
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That's why he brought it to America after he said it would never get here. As soon as he said that guess what......
Yes, the army developed Ebola 40 years ago so that Obama could allow it into the country and then cure it just before the 2014 midterms. This was overseen by the same people that planted the birth announcement in the Hawaiian newspaper.
Yes, the army developed Ebola 40 years ago so that Obama could allow it into the country and then cure it just before the 2014 midterms. This was overseen by the same people that planted the birth announcement in the Hawaiian newspaper.
Um have you been reading the hysteria that is this thread? Some people think Ebola=automatic death. Its ridiculous.
It appears that you're a bit confused. I haven't seen even one person on this thread say or even imply that Ebola kills 100% of those infected. The estimated kill rate is, what, anywhere from 50% to 90%, depending on the statistics you read? The reactions in this thread are based on the fact that our apparently inept government has allowed Ebola to enter our borders when they could have easily prevented it with obvious precautions (e.g., a simple travel ban), and as a result multiple Americans have contracted a disease that is more likely to kill you than not. And on top of that, responded ineptly to the inevitable cases that they practically invited to our shores. Thankfully, the victims seem to be recovering well; that, I think we can all agree, is good news. But you act as though you wouldn't be scared ####less if you caught it. Give me a break.
Yes, the army developed Ebola 40 years ago so that Obama could allow it into the country and then cure it just before the 2014 midterms. This was overseen by the same people that planted the birth announcement in the Hawaiian newspaper.
It appears that you're a bit confused. I haven't seen even one person on this thread say or even imply that Ebola kills 100% of those infected. The estimated kill rate is, what, anywhere from 50% to 90%, depending on the statistics you read? The reactions in this thread are based on the fact that our apparently inept government has allowed Ebola to enter our borders when they could have easily prevented it with obvious precautions (e.g., a simple travel ban), and as a result multiple Americans have contracted a disease that is more likely to kill you than not. And on top of that, responded ineptly to the inevitable cases that they practically invited to our shores. Thankfully, the victims seem to be recovering well; that, I think we can all agree, is good news. But you act as though you wouldn't be scared ####less if you caught it. Give me a break.
Would I be scared if I caught it? Absolutely. I have never been worried about catching it because unlike you, I know how hard it is to contract. My biggest point is in this thread you have freaked out and posted a lot of useless garbage. Oh the CDC is trash and inept blah, blah blah. Why don't you go and ask the Ebola survivors how inept the CDC is?
Did the government make mistakes? Absolutely. But consider something, they had never dealt with an outbreak of Ebola like this. You had to expect mistakes to be made. If you actually knew some infectious disease specialists, they probably would have told you they were surprised it took as long as it did for Ebola to come here.
Would I be scared if I caught it? Absolutely.
I have never been worried about catching it because unlike you, I know how hard it is to contract.
Why don't you go and ask the Ebola survivors how inept the CDC is?
But consider something, they had never dealt with an outbreak of Ebola like this.l