Should the Ebola infected Americans be allowed in US?

[ecoli73]

oxymoron statement.

No, if someone sneeze on you, you can get Ebola. If someone sneezes a few hours ago, and the particles thoroughly dried out, then you won't.

It does not take big wet kisses; doubtful the doctors who got Ebola are giving patients wet kisses.


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[lp85253]

Yes, I would add your name to the list


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thank you , I consider that a compliment

 

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Ecoli? your avatar is right on spot,

 

[ecoli73]

Ecoli? your avatar is right on spot,

That was a bad valentine date gosh over two decades ago.


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[jlnguyen74]

I did here that, again understand the virus, even if he is has it and showing the first signs, unless you give him a big fat wet kiss while he has bleeding gums, you are not going to get it. this is not influenza, it is not air born. talk about pulling your head out of the sand, read up on the dang thing. other wise just a talking head troll.

Oh, I'm with you.. The burry head in the sand is for those who wonder "shoulda" and "woulda"

 

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[Warborg]

Has anyone watched the news? There's a patient with Ebola-like symptom just walked in Mount Sinai in New York today. He just recently travelled to west Africa. The patient is kept isolation for now, and according to witness at that hospital, the emergency room was still packed, after the patient was checked in Now go back and bury your head in the sand

Here's a video link to that

http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/v...-carroll-ny-patient-tested-for-ebola.cnn.html

 

[skjl47]

No, if someone sneeze on you, you can get Ebola. If someone sneezes a few hours ago, and the particles thoroughly dried out, then you won't.

It does not take big wet kisses; doubtful the doctors who got Ebola are giving patients wet kisses.


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Hello; So very true!!

 

[skjl47]

Hello; Did some searching, as was suggested, to see if i can find out more about the transmission of ebola. Here are two links with the second being both the shorter and perhaps the more disturbing.

http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs103/en/

http://www.infowars.com/cdc-concerned-about-airborne-transmission-of-ebola-virus/

The first link is from april 2014 and the WHO.

 

[skjl47]

Hello; It also seems that infected males may not be clear of the virus for perhaps 61 days or so.