Fenton
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"Strand?" I think you mean strain. LMAO
Manx your'e easilly amused.
"Strand?" I think you mean strain. LMAO
So what's your point?
No, not quite as much, however:
No one is exempt.
But it made it's way to heterosexuals that were not needle sharing didn't it?
Cue conspiracy theorists: They're bringing ebola patients to the US in order to experiment with creating a weaponized strain of Ebola virus.
Pass it on.
Because who cares if there are 30,000 infected people? They're in another country! :roll:
And it's all Obama's fault.
And it's all Obama's fault.
You're right we don't live in 1919 anymore. Transportation of potential carriers is a lot faster now. A lot faster!
My point through out this thread is that if anyone is really giving a ****, we should be addressing those folks in the third world countries, rather than pretending this is all something new and is just now a threat because an American contracted it. Did you miss that point?
My point through out this thread is that if anyone is really giving a ****, we should be addressing those folks in the third world countries, rather than pretending this is all something new and is just now a threat because an American contracted it. Did you miss that point?
And medical advancements have more than kept up with the advancements in transportation. As evidenced by the SARS scare and the H1N1 flu scare.
And medical advancements have more than kept up with the advancements in transportation. As evidenced by the SARS scare and the H1N1 flu scare.
Sorry but since Ebola is in third world countries and CDC is more of a reporting and investigating organization, it solves very little. I'm discussing the big pharma type solutions that won't happen unless and until first world countries are dealing with Ebola. That is what SHOULD be happening regardless of the negative cost/benefit to the pharma.Where have you been. We have been sending help and dealing with this in Africa for decades now. The CDC is very involved in all past Ebola outbreaks. It's getting major press attention right now because this outbreak isn't burning out as the others have, it's spreading.
Sorry but since Ebola is in third world countries and CDC is more of a reporting and investigating organization, it solves very little. I'm discussing the big pharma type solutions that won't happen unless and until first world countries are dealing with Ebola. That is what SHOULD be happening regardless of the negative cost/benefit to the pharma.
And it's all Obama's fault.
Sorry but since Ebola is in third world countries and CDC is more of a reporting and investigating organization, it solves very little. I'm discussing the big pharma type solutions that won't happen unless and until first world countries are dealing with Ebola. That is what SHOULD be happening regardless of the negative cost/benefit to the pharma.
Did we cure SARS ? H1N1 ?
No we didnt, its not about " medical advancements " its about isolating the carriers and proper quarantine procedures.
Why we've given wings to Ebola is beyond me.
Why we've even taken the risk to load up two people infected with the virus on a G3 is a mystery.
It makes zero sense.
Concentrating efforts locally for a vaccine is less a risk than waiting for it to get here from an infected traveler, which it eventually would.
Locally as in local to the outbreak, yes. That's not what Fenton is talking about.
Yes, to assure it doesn't arrive here. Hence there's no need to panic or act like USA is in imminent danger of an Ebola epidemic. Hence why the OP is unnecessarily hyped and over-dramatic for the facts being presented.
I mean 'locally', as in Atlanta. The chances of it spreading are not much more from there, with protocols in place, than from a sicky coming here.
In the US, we have the labs and facilities to experiment with the active virus and possibly come up with some preventative medicine. We can't ship all of that equipment and resources to remote Africa so easily.
You think we need to have Ebola patients HERE to work on a " vaccine" ?
You think in 2014 we have no way to transmit virus cultures internationally ?
And is that the actual excuse they're using to justify bringing in Ebola infected dumbasses ( if you ask me ) into America ?
Or is that your opinion ?
Oh, that's a lot safer, just transport the infected fluids over here instead. :roll: