I don't want to add to the fear-mongering but...

Just as UT is starting to look like a halfway competent team and the future finally looks bright the entire country is about to get ravaged by a deadly virus. That's just my luck right there. I must be the unluckiest man on Earth. Anyways, back to this guy who contracted Ebola.
 
I'm joking about it, but I really do think this has the potential to be a really big problem. The dude with Ebola was in the outside world for about a week and was around a lot of people. Plus, apparently he stayed in a hotel and of course he visited a hospital full of folks.

I just don't trust what the CDC is saying here. I feel like there main goal is simply to prevent a panic. Some of their answers are much too vague and it times contradictory to what they've said earlier.
 
John Stossel and Bill O'Reilly just had a really good segment on whether America should or shouldn't let people from West Africa into America for public health reasons.

Ebola is a third world problem. I wouldn't worry about it.
 
With the latest news, if this guy in Dallas pulls through I want him charged to the fullest extent of the law. That piece of ****
 
So, this second nurse who contracted Ebola was on a flight hours before she reported symptoms. I swear this is playing out just like a book or movie.

CDC really dropped the ball in Dallas. Absurd to think they didn't have the highest level of caution there for patient zero. Unbelievable.

And could they not think to ask healthcare workers in direct contact with patient zero to hold off on travelling for two weeks?

Frieden needs to get gone once this thing is under control, if it does get under control.
 
Please, by all means be one of the many people that tell me I'm over-reacting when I mention this. 1 begats 2. 2 begats 4. 4 begats 8. etc. We all know 2^x right? We're computer people.
 
weso1 said:
So, this second nurse who contracted Ebola was on a flight hours before she reported symptoms. I swear this is playing out just like a book or movie.

CDC really dropped the ball in Dallas. Absurd to think they didn't have the highest level of caution there for patient zero. Unbelievable.

And could they not think to ask healthcare workers in direct contact with patient zero to hold off on travelling for two weeks?

Frieden needs to get gone once this thing is under control, if it does get under control.
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Hopefully she didn't have the symptoms while on the plane because it is not contagious until symptoms appear.
 
Everyone should get ready and stock up their homes. **** is going to get serious real soon.
 
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