EBOLA in Texas
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this disease has a 100% death rate in this country. I have already shot and killed someone trying to enter my compound. he had sealed documents on him, likely orders to take me for experimentation. govt. uniform too...
looked like this
seen him snooping around day after day right around the same time, cept fer weekends. for years... figure this has been a govt. black false flag op for a long ass time.
I hacked up his corpse for the dogs, gonna be a long duration operation.
looked like this
seen him snooping around day after day right around the same time, cept fer weekends. for years... figure this has been a govt. black false flag op for a long ass time.
I hacked up his corpse for the dogs, gonna be a long duration operation.
[MoM] Gort
Veteran XX
"Airborne by droplet transmission" != "airborne"
I'm not a infectious disease specialist, but even my dumb ass knows that.
I'm not a infectious disease specialist, but even my dumb ass knows that.
AdreNaLiNe
Veteran XX
Actually, of all possible places, perhaps the worst place would be the US. Benevolent countries with benevolent social policies and populations pose very high threats to the entire world. Westerners with the idea of helping people, whether through medical or religious means, as evidenced by recent events, are the best possible scenarios for something like Ebola, which at this point, is highly localized exactly due to the high and rapid nature of fatalities.
The best possible outcome for the world at this point is to block off that region and simply let nature take its course, save whoever you can with the personnel already there. The arrogance exhibited by people that think we can transport infected individuals back and forth or those that feel like Jesus is on their side is the real risk.
This is one thing we can benefit by the military, who understand real risk on the ground. They want to spend money to contain transmission rates, while scientists are always looking for the cure which may simply not come in time.
Got Haggis?
Veteran XX
yeah ok, lets listen to a tdub poster and not people that actually have training and experience. i'm sure you know best.
AdreNaLiNe
Veteran XX
This is exactly the problem. Who has real training and experience with Ebola? This has the potential to be a classic tail event, with huge negative payoffs. It's akin to looking at historical data to predict the next big event, that you can't predict, since it hasn't happened yet.
Dangerdoggie
Veteran XV
How do you manage 2 million Hajj pilgrims? - CNN.com
Well, the clock is ticking. I wonder how many new reports of Ebola will spring up in 20 days or so.
Well, the clock is ticking. I wonder how many new reports of Ebola will spring up in 20 days or so.
AdreNaLiNe
Veteran XX
Did you just take a virus that we have no prior experience with, that seems rather infectious and deadly, and determine that Ebola is less dangerous?
Seriously, inspect your logic. You took another virus, with a possible tail event, to tell us one tail event is worse than another tail event? That's similar to saying the market dropping 30% is much worse, so we don't care about the markets dropping 25%.
Ebola is localized right now. The entire point of I was trying to make is you have no idea the kind of devastation Ebola is capable of, since it hasn't happened yet. It is similar to the article you linked, where doctors are confounded by ED-86. It being more dangerous has no importance as to whether or not Ebola is dangerous. Do you not see that?
people comparing it to the flu are not taking into account that the flu fatalities are the old and weak that would die from something anyways, or are near death, not healthy vital working age people
I'm trying to decide what my red line will be in regards to action on this.
I'm trying to decide what my red line will be in regards to action on this.
ya currently ya dumb ass.
the sad thing is that we shouldn't even be talking about this coming to America. but because we have progressives running the show that believe in "White Privilege" and how we are protected from the kind of suffering affecting Africa, they need for us to suffer too. this is how we will learn about white privilege.
StapleMammal1
Contributor
Seriously doubt it's Ebola at all. Do a bit of real research to find out why I say that.
RamataKahn
Veteran XX
"indicating the deadly virus may spread between species, through the air."
"While the study provided evidence that transmission of Ebola between species is possible, researchers still cannot say for certain how that transmission actually occurred."
"Top Doctors: Ebola May Become Airborne"
"If certain mutations occurred, it would mean that just breathing would put one at risk of contracting Ebola."
Lots of ifs, mays, and uncertainties, so yeah like I said, no evidence.
StapleMammal1
Contributor
Tinfoil free statements.