Skylar
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Keeping ebola patients out of the country is not an irrational action. It's what the CDC is for.
It is when there's virtually no chance of spreading the disease and a greatly increased chance of saving their lives. Your assessment of risk is irrationally overstated. Your ability to accurately predict outcome, abysmal. Hell, you didn't even know the virus wasn't airborne when you began your 'extinction event and nuclear melt down' hysteria.
[/quote]When you don't know how a 90% fatal disease is spread exactly, nor to what level it is zoonotic and persists in an environment outside of a host, you don't import it and then figure it out on the fly later..
Again, its 90% without treatment....which you know. But keep intentionally and dishonestly omitting in this fit of irrational hysterics. Its 60% with even the comparatively crude treatment in Western Africa, and so far, 0% using the newer treatments here in the US.
The level of risk you've assumed is irrational and inaccurate. And your understanding of the disease, inadequate to carry your claims. You've offered us no compelling reason to ignore the CDC on this issue and instead believe you. Especially when their predictions have a near perfect record of accuracy. And your record of accuracy has been pretty close to zero.
But thank you for again demonstrating why we consult experts in infectious disease prevention when there is an outbreak rather than farm hands.