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Originally Posted by Mr. Laz
not until recently and even then the screening process sounds pretty weak.
"Do you have a fever?"
"NO"
"Do you feel sick?"
"No"
"Have you been in contact with anyone with Ebola?"
"No"
"Ok, welcome to the U.S."
pathetic ... anyone coming to the U.S. who has visit Africe within the incubation time should be quarantined until proven they don't have it. Period.
Anyone brought to the U.S. for treatment should be taken to a isolated physicality that specializes in dealing with communicably diseases, not just sprinkled around the U.S. near their home town and near huge population centers.
This is not hair on fire panic talking ... it's common sense.
This idea that nobody will catch it in the U.S. has already turned out to be bullshit. I forget who said it but they INSISTED that there was absolutely no threat here in the U.S.
The people trying to play it off as media propaganda or panic by the small-minded are being naive or stupid.
The chance that even a small breakout could happen is simply not worth the risk.
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I'm just saying, my chances of being beheaded or infected have increased exponentially over the past 6 years.