Ravi
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Again, reports indicate that the nurses weren't suited up when interacting with Duncan for a couple of days.The two nurses were suited up and treating directly Mr. Duncan and got sick, If they were suited up then they shouldn't have gotten sick at all. Ebola can take up to 21 days to incubate so it's kind of too soon to say whether anyone else will come down with it.It appears that Duncan was in the general population for a few days at the hospital and those that cared for him also cared for others. It's actually more surprising that more people haven't come down with ebola from what I've read of what went on in the hospital.Thanks for stopping by and proving my point.Are you nuts that are melting down over ebola serious or is just politics for you?
I can't believe the level of hysteria out there. This is the US for God's sake. Quit acting like hysterical school children.
Who is it that is freaking out?
Are you suggesting that Ebola, which is among the deadliest known viruses on earth... is something that is not worthy of serious concern, when the Socialist government presently running the United States goes out of their way to see that it ENTERS THE UNITED STATES?
I ask, because IF that is what you're driving at here, that would place you soundly centered in the middle of the group OKA: IMBECILES!
Consider this Ravi. Six months ago Ebola had never been seen in the USA. Now we have had multiple cases two of which were contracted by nurses who were suited up treating an Ebola patient and shouldn't have gotten sick at all and yet did. This Disease is more transmittable then our government wants to admit. Now considering Obama has done diddly squat to prevent this from happening, I'd say that Key's statement of the government going out of it's way to see Ebola enters the country not a fantastic statement. Even doing nothing AKA Obozo's Ebola policy and further proof of his incompetency as President, could be seen as actively trying to infect the population of the USA.
Looks like we move you into the hysteria category.
As far as the Yale student, I hope it's only a bad case of flu but considering Ebola has the same symptoms as other illnesses there is no way of knowing until blood work comes back. If our ancestors weren't afraid to quarantine people back in the days of Ellis Island, why should we? It's common sense, of course we should when there's a deadly disease going around. It's not as contagious as other diseases like the Spanish Flu which caused a pandemic in 1918, which was airborne. However as you can see by the counties in Africa, Ebola which is transferred by bodily fluids, is still pretty contagious and should be treated the same. It's not much to ask.
Now, about that quarantine, I'd like to know how you would imagine it happening. Isolation units for all that have been anywhere near someone that later came down with ebola? Or cared for someone in a hospital setting with ebola?