If Ebola is so contagious why

[koshergrl]

And the reason the fringe left hates Alex Jones....

Because he's often correct.

That is unforgiveable.

 

[SteadyMercury]

You said Alex Jones has more credibility than the CDC.

You are dismissed as a loony.

Ooh tell us more about the impending martial law to suspend elections. I'm sure you'll turn out right about that too. Hah, dumbfuck.

 

[koshergrl]

Alex Jones does have more credibility than the CDC. Fucking luds has more credibility than the CDC.

A lot more.

 

[SteadyMercury]

Alex Jones does have more credibility than the CDC.

Lol, just stamp fringe wacko on your forehead and be done with it.

 

[koshergrl]

Sorry, fringe wackos aren't qualified to make such judgements.

 

[koshergrl]

Meanwhile, in the real world:

"Ebola patients proceed to vomiting and diarrhea, which sometimes turns black; and they can develop hiccups. Fewer than half the patients in this outbreak have shown signs of hemorrhage: pinpoint droplets of blood can sometimes glisten on the rims of the eyelids."

In the Ebola Ward

 

[koshergrl]

"Ebola’s one of the most dangerous diseases on the planet. The current outbreak has killed more than 4,000 people in West Africa, with a staggering 50% mortality rate."

It's actually much, much higher..but let's not quibble.

Ebola s Incredibly Infectious. Ebola s Also Hard To Catch. Confused Here s How To Understand. - Forbes

 

[koshergrl]

"The disease is disturbingly infectious in the sense that an Ebola patient is a significant risk: As the patient’s symptoms worsen, the patient can begin projectile vomiting and experiencing explosive diarrhea — and those fluids have the capability to infect others.

"The dried virus can live on doorknobs and countertops for at least several hours, too."

Ebola s Incredibly Infectious. Ebola s Also Hard To Catch. Confused Here s How To Understand. - Forbes

 

[SteadyMercury]

Uh oh she's been googling madly again.

"Ebola s Also Hard To Catch."

Damn your own links didn't know about your previous claims it is highly contagious. Mindless pasting will do that to you, oh Alex Jones Disciple.

How are the FEMA camps coming along?

 

[koshergrl]

You do realize that the title isn't an affirmation that it's hard to catch, right? It's a comment on the wildly conflicting information being spread.

 

[Faun]

Brooklyn man rushed to Bellevue with Ebola-like symptoms New York Post

It's like you righties get giddy at the sign of Ebola.

Btw ... Bedford-Stuyvesant man, recently returned to New York from Mali, tests negative for Ebola: city Health Department

Sorry to rain on your parade.

 

[Sarah G]

Brooklyn man rushed to Bellevue with Ebola-like symptoms New York Post

It's like you righties get giddy at the sign of Ebola.

Btw ... Bedford-Stuyvesant man, recently returned to New York from Mali, tests negative for Ebola: city Health Department

Sorry to rain on your parade.

Oh she has a talking point for that. The tests aren't accurate.

 

[SteadyMercury]

Actually no, your article explains exactly why it is hard to catch. It differentiates between infectious and contagious.

From your own link:

Ebola’s Hard To Catch — For The Average Person

At the same time, Ebola remains difficult to catch. It doesn’t secretly linger in your body for months. It’s not transmitted by mosquitos. You won’t get Ebola by sitting next to someone who’s not visibly ill in the subway or on the airplane.

Just look at the evidence from Dallas. The first patient diagnosed with Ebola in the United States, Thomas Duncan, first became contagious to others on September 24. That was now 22 days ago — one day longer than the maximum incubation time for Ebola — but none of the dozens of people in Dallas who interacted with Duncan outside of the hospital have gotten sick.

Damn don't you hate when you get out of control spamming whatever you google searched and it contradicts your own claims?

 

[SteadyMercury]

Sorry to rain on your parade.

Every single "possible Ebola" she's managed to desperately google up has failed for her so don't feel bad, she's quite used to it.

At least she didn't try to pass off a heart attack as organ failure related to Ebola like she did with her last fail.

 

[Faun]

Sorry to rain on your parade.

Every single "possible Ebola" she's managed to desperately google up has failed for her so don't feel bad, she's quite used to it.

At least she didn't try to pass off a heart attack as organ failure related to Ebola like she did with her last fail.

What gets me is that despite righties' hopes and dreams, there's been a grand total of two deaths in the U.S. from Ebola and both were contracted in Africa, not here -- yet loons like koshergirl refer to Obama as President Obola??

In the 1980's, AIDS came to America and some 150,000 people died from it in America during Reagan's presidency .... how come koshergirl doesn't call Reagan, President AIDS?