Things we need to know instead of leaping to idiotic wild conclusions and assumptions:
1. Was the Liberian man treated by these nurses before his Ebola test came back positive?
2. Are CDC Ebola protocols put into effect
before an Ebola test comes back?
3. Did the nurses inadvertently breach the protocols once they were in effect?
If the nurses treated the Liberian man before his test results came back, and they were not using CDC protocols during that time, then it is likely this is how they contracted Ebola themselves.
If the nurses who treated the Ebola patient inadvertently breached the protocols once they were in effect, then this is also a likely avenue by which they were infected.
The medical community has been complacent about Ebola. After all, the Texas hospital turned away the Liberian man even though he told them he had just come from West Africa. It is very likely they sent him on his way because he was uninsured and they were a boutique hospital that does not truck with uninsured sick people.
Hopefully, these cases will snap the medical community out of its complacency and they will get their shit together.
As for isolating West Africa,
let's ask an expert in the field what he thinks of this idea:
CHUCK TODD: It seems as if there's almost this, many nations are reacting the way we're seeing actually public officials, some of them here, acting, which is, "No, no, no, no, just shut down the borders. Shut down lights." Is shutting down flights a viable option?
DR. ANTHONY FAUCI:
That would be counterproductive. We can understand how people might come to that conclusion. But when you look at what happens when you isolate a country, you diminish greatly their ability to handle their own epidemic.
If that happens, it very likely will spread to other African countries.
And the best way to protect Americans is to completely suppress the epidemic in West Africa. If we do that, we wouldn't be talking about this today.
So to isolate them, maybe with good intentions, actually can be counterproductive and make things worse.
So whose opinion are the tards going to respect? That of an ignorant bloviating pundit or that of someone who is an expert on the success of battling outbreaks in Africa for decades?
The answer is obvious. The tards are going to run with the dumb bitch. Because that's just what they do.
Don't be a part of the tard herd.