Edits to post #25252560 by Sevkat
Edited at 2014-10-02 02:19:32
At 10/2/14 02:08 AM, HollowedPumkinz wrote: Media's looking for someone to blame and all they can come up with is the emergency room medical staff that handles huge numbers of people every hour for not following perfect protocol for a then low-risk (he only had a fever, and abdominal pain) patient.
Well, shit.
First off, if he'd come from Liberia (Or SE, or whichever ground zero he came from), government officials obviously weren't thorough enough ensuring nobody on the flight had contracted Ebola. What about the rest of the flight? Who the fuck else could have gotten it in the ER? Albeit I've heard that during Ebola's incubation you can't spread the disease, how long dd he have Ebola? Secondly, this fucking guy should've been red-flagged in the ER if he was Liberian! We've gotta be diligent if we want to stop incoming Ebola infections, that shit would grow exponentially!
With that being said, Ebola is probably the best thing that's happened to the planet in the Modern Era. Hopefully it does spread. A LOT. I'm talking 3/4 of the world's population gone. It doesn't matter if I die in the process, it's for the greater good of humanity. Let's just hope it gets to India before a vaccine does.
I LOVE YOU EBOLA-CHAN!
SPREAD YOUR LOVE, EBOLA-CHAN!
At 10/2/14 02:08 AM, HollowedPumkinz wrote: Media's looking for someone to blame and all they can come up with is the emergency room medical staff that handles huge numbers of people every hour for not following perfect protocol for a then low-risk (he only had a fever, and abdominal pain) patient.
Well, shit.
First off, if he'd come from Liberia (Or SE, or whichever ground zero he came from), government officials obviously weren't thorough enough ensuring nobody on the flight had contracted Ebola. What about the rest of the flight? Did anyone get it there? Who the fuck else could have gotten it in the ER? Albeit I've heard that during Ebola's incubation you can't spread the disease, how long dd he have Ebola, was it full-blown contagious-bleed-out-your-ass-deadly? Secondly, this fucking guy should've been red-flagged if he was Liberian! We've gotta be diligent if we want to stop incoming Ebola infections, that shit would grow exponentially! We can't let any of them in if we want to stop them? Here's a fucking strategy, Obama: Let them all contract the virus in isolation, and die, it'd probably wipe out the entire western front of Africa. Now we have a shitload of fertile land that isn't being wasted, and the Ebola virus will die out without hosts in a few decades.
With that being said, Ebola is probably the best thing that's happened to the planet in the Modern Era. Hopefully it does spread. A LOT. I'm talking 3/4 of the world's population dead. It doesn't matter if I die in the process, it's for the greater good of humanity. Let's just hope it gets to India before a vaccine does.
I LOVE YOU EBOLA-CHAN!
SPREAD YOUR LOVE, EBOLA-CHAN!
Edited at 2014-10-02 02:17:01
At 10/2/14 02:08 AM, HollowedPumkinz wrote: Media's looking for someone to blame and all they can come up with is the emergency room medical staff that handles huge numbers of people every hour for not following perfect protocol for a then low-risk (he only had a fever, and abdominal pain) patient.
Well, shit.
First off, if he'd come from Liberia (Or SE, or whichever ground zero he came from), government officials obviously weren't thorough enough ensure nobody on the flight had contracted Ebola. What about the rest of the flight? Who the fuck else could have gotten it in the ER? Albeit I've heard that during Ebola's incubation you can't spread the disease, how long dd he have Ebola? Secondly, this fucking guy should've been red-flagged in the ER if he was Liberian! We've gotta be diligent if we want to stop incoming Ebola infections, that shit would grow exponentially!
With that being said, Ebola is probably the best thing that's happened to the planet in the Modern Era. Hopefully it does spread. A LOT. I'm talking 3/4 of the world's population gone. It doesn't matter if I die in the process, it's for the greater good of humanity. Let's just hope it gets to India before a vaccine does.
I LOVE YOU EBOLA-CHAN!
SPREAD YOUR LOVE, EBOLA-CHAN!
At 10/2/14 02:08 AM, HollowedPumkinz wrote: Media's looking for someone to blame and all they can come up with is the emergency room medical staff that handles huge numbers of people every hour for not following perfect protocol for a then low-risk (he only had a fever, and abdominal pain) patient.
Well, shit.
First off, if he'd come from Liberia (Or SE, or whichever ground zero he came from), government officials obviously weren't thorough enough ensuring nobody on the flight had contracted Ebola. What about the rest of the flight? Who the fuck else could have gotten it in the ER? Albeit I've heard that during Ebola's incubation you can't spread the disease, how long dd he have Ebola? Secondly, this fucking guy should've been red-flagged in the ER if he was Liberian! We've gotta be diligent if we want to stop incoming Ebola infections, that shit would grow exponentially!
With that being said, Ebola is probably the best thing that's happened to the planet in the Modern Era. Hopefully it does spread. A LOT. I'm talking 3/4 of the world's population gone. It doesn't matter if I die in the process, it's for the greater good of humanity. Let's just hope it gets to India before a vaccine does.
I LOVE YOU EBOLA-CHAN!
SPREAD YOUR LOVE, EBOLA-CHAN!
