Re: Quite angry about Ebola coverage
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Africa is not a person, it is a continent which has large parts raped, pillaged and ransacked by other continents. It is not deliberately trying to infect others.
Great example of the internet culture of debate, though.
The straw man and the act of taking obviously facetious statements seriously.
The shoe-horning in of the moral point that has absolutely no relevance to the discussion (what I said had nothing to do with whether or not Africa was raped and pillaged).
Just awful, awful posting.
I bet you heard a slow-clap starting in your head when you hit POST, didn't ya, dummy? Ugh.
No I did not actually.
I heard it as I read it
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I made a point of clarification. If it hurt you then be a bit stronger.
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Anyone else thinking that the whole "Remain calm, all is well" mantra the news and government are pumping out regarding Ebola is eerily similar to how zombie movies start?
also some jackass from Liberia came over WITH Ebola on a fucking flight and he had 0 problem getting to Texas and possibly infecting people there.....thanks Obama....also, about that "Amnesty" fuck that shit!
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Can't believe they..."they"?!... left them quarantined for 21 days in a crowded apartment complex, the guys bed sheets and cloths left in a common trash bag ??!
Who's in control of this ticking time bomb of a clusterfuck anyway? Now NBC reporter has it and yep, he and his crew are being shipped back here to quarantine. Hopefully they can find adequate vacancy at some Quintana Inn :p
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Can't believe they..."they"?!... left them quarantined for 21 days in a crowded apartment complex, the guys bed sheets and cloths left in a common trash bag ??!
Who's in control of this ticking time bomb of a clusterfuck anyway? Now NBC reporter has it and yep, he and his crew are being shipped back here to quarantine. Hopefully they can find adequate vacancy at some Quintana Inn :p
Barack fucking Obama, that's who is "in charge"! Or maybe he's "Just heard about it on the news" like fucking always that dumb sack of shit!
I'm sorry but there is NO excuse for this kind of incompetence and for the people who would say "Well what's Obama able to do about it?" how's about fucking stopping people from Ebola riddled countries from travelling here for a fucking start! How's about guarding the fucking borders!
If America gets an "epidemic" of Ebola due to this that is going to be very unfortunate for President Obama....VERY unfortunate
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I'm getting tired of this Ebola news saturation. It seems to be going twenty-four seven. If they want to report on confirmed cases fine, but all the suspected cases that turn out to be false aren't helping. Let's get the news back to Isis, the other end of the world scenario.
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I know the policy is to scare and starve people to death, but the world of The Last of US is looking increasingly close. It's sad that in some ways we have come so far, but the elite seem intent on wiping us out one way or another and it isn't for the lack of trying. 32 vaccinations by the age of 3 in the West. How on earth did people live before vaccinations? And people looked in better shape before modern life became inflicted too. Ebola was being talked up by Alex Jones several years ago in his film Endgame. There gets a point where you can no longer say it's all conspiracy theories as they have all turned out to be rather prescient and true. All kinds of bio-weapons have been created and many are already unleashed within us. This ebola appears to be another having been patented in 2008.
People are out of shape, ignorant, and now desperately poor, and now the next screw. We live on a beautiful planet and if they really wanted to reduce the global population all they need to do is educate people. People stop having children or at least so many when they are truly informed, they don't need all these crazy tactics, but then you have to get inside the skin of these people, and you realise peace, harmony and education is the last thing on their minds.
Edit: Sorry, that was meant to read 22, not 32. You would think I was CNN! :o
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Make yourself immune to ebola by eating fresh plop
Trust me it works
El kabong speaks alot of plop does that count?
Well only if you print my words out and eat them apparently
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Swine flu hysteria part 2.
It's a horrific way to die, but honestly... It's not particularly good at spreading. It's a lot easier for it to spread in impoverished places in Africa, it isn't airborne which severely limits it's spread potential in advanced societies, flu viruses will kill more people this year. 250-500 thousand according to the WHO.
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Swine flu hysteria part 2.
It's a horrific way to die, but honestly... It's not particularly good at spreading. It's a lot easier for it to spread in impoverished places in Africa, it isn't airborne which severely limits it's spread potential in advanced societies, flu viruses will kill more people this year. 250-500 thousand according to the WHO.
Stop it with all your facts. Did they come from Infowars or the Icke Forum ? If not, they are not certifiable truth, and must therefor be dismissed as unscaremongering placebos, for weak sheeple. Vaccines were invented to both infect and implant people with diseases and miniscule tracking micrchips. As for the Flu, that is just a made up Illuminati bug that is nothing more than a Spanish Cold.
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The freemasons told me that Ebola isn't contagious in it's incubation phase either. Rather than being scared of it in the west, we should be horrified that parts of Africa are in such a poor state that it's been able to spread so much.
It's symptoms are horrific, it's contagiousness isn't.
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Wasn't it the UN that said a million could be dead by the end of the year if it isn't got under wraps? It's pretty serious even going by mainstream sources. On the topic of vaccinations dozens of kids suffered terrible deaths just recently because of them in Syria. Most don't immediately kill you, but the connection between autism and vaccinations seems fairly obvious. There are a variety of reasons we are getting so ill, but vaccinations might well be one of the reasons. Autism is through the roof and I would love to see a case study between vaccinated and non-vaccinated to see if there is a difference. On the other hand though, I wouldn't want to see the test group suffer as I think the results would be telling. Children without dozens of vaccinations don't seem to die off quickly and I didn't die from chickenpox either. Things like mercury are incredibly dangerous to the body.
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Anecdotally - my two little brothers both had the MMR vaccine, both are on the high functioning end of the autism spectrum (Aspergers etc), my other siblings and myself didn't have the MMR jab and aren't 'autistic'.
But when I was in school you didn't have ADHD, you were just naughty, you didn't have dyslexia, you were just stupid or lazy. It seems like they'll diagnosis any personality traits these days unless you fit some arbitrary archetype.
I was a hyperactive little shit in school and I did and still do approach some tasks/situations with a different thought process and attitude than most, if I was born in 1996 instead of 1986 I'm sure they would have put my mind into little boxes and thrown a few pills at me.
I think it's skewered further by the fact that it's a spectrum, not a singular condition... for every kid like arty from gilbert grape, there's a dozen like my little brother - a little bit introverted at times and obsessive. 20 years ago it was eccentric, now it's 'high function autism', hence the rise in cases.
Correlation doesn't equal causation, in one corner of the argument you have peer reviewed studies, in the other you have anecdotes and Jim Carey/Jenna McCarthy.
I think the studies you'd like to see are out there? I'll do some digging.
I'm skeptical of vaccines, there's possible links to syndromes such as M.E. etc, I'm not against them, I just wouldn't get one where there's little need, as a fit and health 28 year old who, why would I get a Flu vaccine? It's always risk reward.
It's unfortunate that you didn't get chicken pox as a child, it's uncomfortable for a child, but it's no joke as an adult - it can be very serious.
