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This Ebola thing popping up has made my signature pic a bit creepy
http://media.giphy.com/media/4Sm7D7rlopgqs/giphy.gif
I heard on the Alex Jones app that this is the first time ever that the U.S. Has flown someone with Ebola into the country.
That's true. The head nurse at the facility they are being treated at posted a great essay on why we would do such a thing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eddie Bravo
http://www.washingtonpost.com/postev...u-s/?tid=sm_fb
"We are caring for these patients because it is the right thing to do. These Americans generously went to Africa on a humanitarian mission to help eradicate a disease that is especially deadly in countries without our health-care infrastructure. They deserve the same selflessness from us. To refuse to care for these professionals would raise enormous questions about the ethical foundation of our profession. They have a right to come home for their care when it can be done effectively and safely."
Ebola is scary shit. Scarier than you can imagine, if you don't know what it does to a person.
A small outbreak and boom Martial Law. Get ya guns & ammo if ya don't have it yet:eek:
Nothing to worry about with this Ebola scaremongering.
No not at all, but what a terrible disease:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fraser Taylor
http://www.vice.com/read/interview-w...ource=vicefbus
After fever and dysentery, this survivor says the worst part was hiccuping for FOUR DAYS STRAIGHT. Apparently most people die during this phase.
Ebola literally turns your cells into liquid. I wouldn't make light of it because that guy survived and had a bad case of hiccups.
Ebola is brutal.