The answer to all of your questions is no for all of them.
The answer to all of your questions is no for all of them.
Kurmugeon (10-20-2014)
I believe that Thomas Duncan was a Liberian Citizen, who had applied for American Citizenship, but it was not yet granted.
In any case, he was a scum who lied to board an aircraft illegally, for his own selfish needs and wants, and in the process exposed his own family, and hundreds of millions of others, needlessly, to a potentially fatal disease.
I have little sympathy for Thomas Duncan.
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We are living in sad times.
I was thinking of the health care workers who were returned to the US for treatment.
The OP treats it like a zombie apocalypse that will run wild in the streets. Yes, it's killed 4000 people in west Africa. The population of Liberia alone is 4 million. Certainly I'm not a statistician, but that certainly isn't 2/3 of their population being wiped out. This isn't the Spanish flu, this isn't TB and this isn't the zombie apocalypse.
The danger behind the hysteria is that the hysteria poses a potentially bigger risk and cost. Hospitals flooded with people who think they have ebola, the closing of schools and businesses, the loss of important tourist dollars and the real cost to the economy. Be smart, use common sense, but for the love of god, stop freaking the $#@! out.
Peter1469 (10-21-2014)