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You were the nurse attending the Ebola patient, you've got a low fever, but you're still OK to fly....
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Dr. Evil Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:49 am
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
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nightlight88 Thu Oct 16, 2014 10:49 am
Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
i, for one, don't need a lecture on where and how Ebola can be contacted.
With that said, I will address your last statement with a few questions that would need to be answered.
You want to confine those treating Ebola victims. Does that mean all peeps in a hospital where the victim is being treated? How can you keep several hundred peeps locked up in one hospital building? Do you pay them overtime to be there? How do you feed them without contaminating more folks who bring the food. How abour beds and blankets for these several hundred staff members? Did you think about the logistical problems when you flippetly said "lock them all up"?
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Skeptical Thu Oct 16, 2014 11:06 am
Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
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Dr. Evil Thu Oct 16, 2014 11:27 am
Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
What are you talking about?
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Gomezz Adddams Thu Oct 16, 2014 11:59 am
Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Airplanes rapidly expand the zone of contagion by compressing time and distance making containment of a virulent pathogen exponentially more difficult.
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Dr. Evil Thu Oct 16, 2014 12:24 pm
Gomezz Adddams wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Airplanes rapidly expand the zone of contagion by compressing time and distance making containment of a virulent pathogen exponentially more difficult.
I would say there is no comparison in how many people you would expose in three hours at the mall vs three hours on a plane.
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Skeptical Thu Oct 16, 2014 12:41 pm
Dr. Jones wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
What are you talking about?
Read your own post, copied and pasted below, and then ask yourself if you seriously think a person showing the symptoms of Ebola infection would be out among the general public possibly infecting others in those places you mention???
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple
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Dr. Evil Thu Oct 16, 2014 12:57 pm
Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Yes
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
No
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
What are you talking about?
Read your own post, copied and pasted below, and then ask yourself if you seriously think a person showing the symptoms of Ebola infection would be out among the general public possibly infecting others in those places you mention???As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple
Seems pretty self explanatory. What are you getting at???
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Skeptical Thu Oct 16, 2014 1:10 pm
Dr. Jones wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Yes
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
No
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
What are you talking about?
Read your own post, copied and pasted below, and then ask yourself if you seriously think a person showing the symptoms of Ebola infection would be out among the general public possibly infecting others in those places you mention???As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple
Seems pretty self explanatory. What are you getting at???
It is obvious you seriously think a person showing the symptoms of Ebola infection would be out among the general public possibly infecting others in restaurant, movie theater, gas station, or other places.!!
Or you could very easily have eliminated the part about the public places and left your phrase "Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple."
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Dr. Evil Thu Oct 16, 2014 1:50 pm
Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Yes
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
No
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
What are you talking about?
Read your own post, copied and pasted below, and then ask yourself if you seriously think a person showing the symptoms of Ebola infection would be out among the general public possibly infecting others in those places you mention???As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple
Seems pretty self explanatory. What are you getting at???
It is obvious you seriously think a person showing the symptoms of Ebola infection would be out among the general public possibly infecting others in restaurant, movie theater, gas station, or other places.!!
If someone is bleeding from the eyes that should throw a red flag for any business. How would you go about checking for diarrhea?
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Skeptical Thu Oct 16, 2014 2:17 pm
Dr. Jones wrote: If someone is bleeding from the eyes that should throw a red flag for any business. How would you go about checking for diarrhea?
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Dr. Evil Thu Oct 16, 2014 8:35 pm
Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote: If someone is bleeding from the eyes that should throw a red flag for any business. How would you go about checking for diarrhea?
Still not sure what you're getting at. How are we to check for all of these symptoms?
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Just Braying It Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:01 pm
Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
Where are the reports of people bleeding from their eyes on airplanes?
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Dr. Evil Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:09 pm
Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
Where are the reports of people bleeding from their eyes on airplanes?
His e-mail account.
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Skeptical Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:14 pm
Dr. Jones wrote:Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
Where are the reports of people bleeding from their eyes on airplanes?
His e-mail account.
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Just Braying It Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:18 pm
Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
Where are the reports of people bleeding from their eyes on airplanes?
His e-mail account.
So you have examples of people bleeding from their eyes, ears, noses, & rectums on airplanes? No chain mail references, please.
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Dr. Evil Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:20 pm
Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
Where are the reports of people bleeding from their eyes on airplanes?
His e-mail account.
Do you do drugs?
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Skeptical Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:24 pm
Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
Where are the reports of people bleeding from their eyes on airplanes?
His e-mail account.
So you have examples of people bleeding from their eyes, ears, noses, & throats on airplanes? No chain mail references, please.
#355
Nope, never mention bleeding eyes on aircraft ..
If you reread Dr. Jones claim people in A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station could catch Ebola ...and if Dr. Friedman is correct then the only way people in these places could catch Ebola would from another person with the symptoms and bleeding eyes is one of the symptoms.
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Skeptical Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:28 pm
Dr. Jones wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
Where are the reports of people bleeding from their eyes on airplanes?
His e-mail account.
Do you do drugs?
If you want or need some drugs then get in touch with Vice President's younger son who just got booted out of the Navy for cocaine
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Just Braying It Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:29 pm
Are you drunk?
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Skeptical Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:30 pm
Liberal wrote:Are you drunk?
NOYDB !!!
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Dr. Evil Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:32 pm
Skeptical wrote:Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Dr. Jones wrote:
As foolish as it is that she was allowed on a plane, planes aren't the only place to contract this deadly disease. A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station, all places that are as bad if not worse, they just lack the political fanfare that a plane has. Those who are treating Ebola patients should be confined to the hospital. Plain and simple.
Aren't we being bombarded with calls to not exagerate and the ONLY way to catch Ebola is by contact with the bodily fliuds of those showing the symptoms?
Can you honestly say a person showing any of the symptons of Ebola such as
Diarrhea, Fatigue, Fever. Headache. Nausea, Sore throat, Vomiting,
Bleeding from eyes, ears, and nose, Bleeding from the mouth and rectum (gastrointestinal bleeding), Eye swelling (conjunctivitis), Rash over the entire body that often contains blood (hemorrhagic)
would actually be allowed to be among the general public and in A restaurant, a move theatre, or a gas station??
Where are the reports of people bleeding from their eyes on airplanes?
His e-mail account.
So you have examples of people bleeding from their eyes, ears, noses, & throats on airplanes? No chain mail references, please.
#355
Nope, never mention bleeding eyes on aircraft ..
If you reread Dr. Jones claim people in A restaurant, a move theatre, a gas station could catch Ebola ...and if Dr. Friedman is correct then the only way people in these places could catch Ebola would from another person with the symptoms and bleeding eyes is one of the symptoms.
I don't know about Dr. Friedman, but Dr. Jones says that if you see someone who is bleeding out their eyes, you should walk the other direction.
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Just Braying It Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:33 pm
Skeptical wrote:Liberal wrote:Are you drunk?
NOYDB !!!
I'm not good with acronyms.
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Skeptical Thu Oct 16, 2014 9:35 pm
Liberal wrote:Skeptical wrote:Liberal wrote:Are you drunk?
NOYDB !!!
I'm not good with acronyms.
FYI, #357
Are you writing a book?
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