Quite angry about Ebola coverage

[greynotsoold]

I heard on the radio this morning that the doctor and the aid worker that have caught the virus are being flown to Atlanta for treatment, or so they can die closer to home, realistically. They say the chance of the virus escaping is slight but I don't think that is a chance I would take. Honestly, it makes no sense to me at all.

[Beanflicker]

I heard on the radio this morning that the doctor and the aid worker that have caught the virus are being flown to Atlanta for treatment, or so they can die closer to home, realistically. They say the chance of the virus escaping is slight but I don't think that is a chance I would take. Honestly, it makes no sense to me at all.

Well from what I understand it's a heavier virus that isn't transmittable through air, only close contact, so I guess making sure it doesn't spread will be relatively easy. Also I think those infected still have a 20-30% chance of surviving so I guess they have to do everything possible.

But I agree even if it is "safe" it's a scary idea transporting that shit over here.

[Andre]

You never know they may find the cure bringing them closer to home too. Radiate them or something like that, stuff they cant do or try out in the back blocks of Africa. You never know your luck. I think they should put people down at a certain stage of some diseases, this one tops the bill nice big wack of Morph.

[bradlee180]

It's f*<ked !

Why the f*<k would the american authorities take people on death's door that are infected with a deadly incurable disease, and then fly them across the ocean, bringing this deadly virus to the Americas?!


It makes no f*<king sense whatsoever.




People are idiots....