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[Cyrisnia]

In more serious news, Dallas is not falling into anarchy and mass hysteria, there's no big doom, no apocalypse, and definitely no out of control spread of Ebola. So y'all can calm down.

Yesterday night there was a storm which knocked out the entire county's electricity, but power is restored as of this morning. In other words, life keeps going and people are not dying in the streets.

Shut up! We need to fearmonger to get paid!

[Boston and Surrounding Provinces]

*sees that there's a case of Ebola in Dallas*

*looks on internet*

Wow, some people are so dumb. So, so, so dumb.

[The Greater Ohio Valley]

*sees that there's a case of Ebola in Dallas*

*looks on internet*

Wow, some people are so dumb. So, so, so dumb.

Irrational fear is irrational.

[Boston and Surrounding Provinces]

*sees that there's a case of Ebola in Dallas*

*looks on internet*

Wow, some people are so dumb. So, so, so dumb.

Irrational fear is irrational.

There was a post on iFunny a couple of days ago along the lines of "Have you touched the feces, blood, sweat, saliva, or urine of someone with Ebola -------NO----------You do not have Ebola."

[Wisconsin9]

This and because we can. A nation, a people are judged on how they treat those who cannot help themselves, be they their own citizens or citizens of other countries. It's the right thing to do, regardless of gratitude, perceived or otherwise.

Unless you have ebola, then yeah, I'm gonna leave you.

If someone has ebola then that's probably the best thing you can do. It gives the people who know what the fuck they're doing room to work, and reduces chances of you getting infected.

[Lackadaisical2]

Why exactly is it the USA's duty to treat sick people on a completely different side of the world?

because diseases don't obey border laws.
And it is stoppable when still rare, but almost impossible to stop once it becomes wide spread.

Well when people are the only carriers and close contact is needed, the disease need not follow orders, only people have to.

How many cases do we need to get here before we take some preventative measures to prevent the spread of this disease?

[Nerotysia]

because diseases don't obey border laws.
And it is stoppable when still rare, but almost impossible to stop once it becomes wide spread.

Well when people are the only carriers and close contact is needed, the disease need not follow orders, only people have to.

How many cases do we need to get here before we take some preventative measures to prevent the spread of this disease?

Actually, the disease can be carried and spread by other animals, it appears.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ebola_virus_disease

In any case, the US is hardly threatened by this disease. There's no need to quarantine the country or something, and there's certainly nothing wrong with sending help to those in Africa, who actually are threatened in a big way.

[Nazi Flower Power]

In more serious news, Dallas is not falling into anarchy and mass hysteria, there's no big doom, no apocalypse, and definitely no out of control spread of Ebola. So y'all can calm down.

Yesterday night there was a storm which knocked out the entire county's electricity, but power is restored as of this morning. In other words, life keeps going and people are not dying in the streets.

Yay! I'd hate for you to die in the street because Moon Princess Ebola-chan hasn't learned to control her powers.

[Gauthier]

In addition to being a pretty innovative piece of technology, this sounds like another stupid meme waiting to happen.

Little Moe Is A Robot That Hunts And Kills Ebola

[Al Nahar]

In addition to being a pretty innovative piece of technology, this sounds like another stupid meme waiting to happen.

Little Moe Is A Robot That Hunts And Kills Ebola

Hold on, is this actually serious? If so can this save the world?

[Washington Resistance Army]

In addition to being a pretty innovative piece of technology, this sounds like another stupid meme waiting to happen.

Little Moe Is A Robot That Hunts And Kills Ebola

Can we program them to say "exterminate"?

[Torisakia]

In more serious news, Dallas is not falling into anarchy and mass hysteria, there's no big doom, no apocalypse, and definitely no out of control spread of Ebola. So y'all can calm down.

Yesterday night there was a storm which knocked out the entire county's electricity, but power is restored as of this morning. In other words, life keeps going and people are not dying in the streets.

Yay! I'd hate for you to die in the street because Moon Princess Ebola-chan hasn't learned to control her powers.

I now feel a manga should be made off of Ebola.

I'll add that to my future life dreams.

[Grand Britannia]

Yay! I'd hate for you to die in the street because Moon Princess Ebola-chan hasn't learned to control her powers.

I now feel a manga should be made off of Ebola.

I'll add that to my future life dreams.

10/10 would read.

[Wisconsin9]

In addition to being a pretty innovative piece of technology, this sounds like another stupid meme waiting to happen.

Little Moe Is A Robot That Hunts And Kills Ebola

Hold on, is this actually serious? If so can this save the world?

Well, the world's not in jeopardy anyways, at least not from ebola, but if it was, then no, it almost certainly would not save the world.

[Nazi Flower Power]

Yay! I'd hate for you to die in the street because Moon Princess Ebola-chan hasn't learned to control her powers.

I now feel a manga should be made off of Ebola.

I'll add that to my future life dreams.

I had the same idea. Even have a mental image of what the art would look like and what Ebola-chan's voice would sound like in the anime... I am obviously a very sick person.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

In more serious news, Dallas is not falling into anarchy and mass hysteria, there's no big doom, no apocalypse, and definitely no out of control spread of Ebola. So y'all can calm down.

Yesterday night there was a storm which knocked out the entire county's electricity, but power is restored as of this morning. In other words, life keeps going and people are not dying in the streets.

Yay! I'd hate for you to die in the street because Moon Princess Ebola-chan hasn't learned to control her powers.

Thanks. I appreciate the warm response

Also, heh, Ebola-Chan. Is it wrong I also thought of that?

[Sun Wukong]

I now feel a manga should be made off of Ebola.

I'll add that to my future life dreams.

I had the same idea. Even have a mental image of what the art would look like and what Ebola-chan's voice would sound like in the anime... I am obviously a very sick person.

Presumably it would be a harem anime with all the plagues represented.

Of course, the bloody noses would be a little redundant...

[Nazi Flower Power]

I had the same idea. Even have a mental image of what the art would look like and what Ebola-chan's voice would sound like in the anime... I am obviously a very sick person.

Presumably it would be a harem anime with all the plagues represented.

Of course, the bloody noses would be a little redundant...

That's so wrong, but it would be so hilarious.

I'm reminded of a masquerade at a science fiction convention where someone made costumes representing different plagues. They did diseases from different parts of the world, and the costumes were inspired by ethnic costumes from the places where the diseases originated, but done up to look more fantastic and intimidating, and with make-up to make them look sick and/or inhuman. They had Ebola, Yellow Fever, the Plague, and I think there were one or two others, but I don't remember which diseases. Mostly I remember Ebola and the Plague. Yellow Fever wasn't as spectacular, but they won best in show anyway cos they were really well-made costumes.

[Ironbarrow]

I almost fell for the Western Journalism idiocy about Ebola victims rising from the dead.

...they are trolling us right?

[Nazi Flower Power]

I almost fell for the Western Journalism idiocy about Ebola victims rising from the dead.

...they are trolling us right?

People rise from the dead all the time. Why do you think we Nazis needed so many crematoria?

[Insaeldor]

Ebola comes to the US just this week and people are preparing for Armageddon, AIDS been around 30 years and motherfuckers still won't wear a condom smh.

[Nazi Flower Power]

Ebola comes to the US just this week and people are preparing for Armageddon, AIDS been around 30 years and motherfuckers still won't wear a condom smh.

Ebola's not even as a serious a threat to the US as that enterovirus thing that's been going around. It's just all over the news because of how many people have died in Africa, and people are scared of it because of how quickly it kills.

[Insaeldor]

Ebola comes to the US just this week and people are preparing for Armageddon, AIDS been around 30 years and motherfuckers still won't wear a condom smh.

Ebola's not even as a serious a threat to the US as that enterovirus thing that's been going around. It's just all over the news because of how many people have died in Africa, and people are scared of it because of how quickly it kills.

I was making light of the situation, of course Ebola is not a major threat to the United States of America the only reason Ebola is spreading so much in west Africa is because of unsanitary conditions within the area.

[Nazi Flower Power]

Ebola's not even as a serious a threat to the US as that enterovirus thing that's been going around. It's just all over the news because of how many people have died in Africa, and people are scared of it because of how quickly it kills.

I was making light of the situation, of course Ebola is not a major threat to the United States of America the only reason Ebola is spreading so much in west Africa is because of unsanitary conditions within the area.

That and the conspiracy theorists who think it's all a hoax, won't stay in quarantine, etc.

[Ironbarrow]

I almost fell for the Western Journalism idiocy about Ebola victims rising from the dead.

...they are trolling us right?

People rise from the dead all the time. Why do you think we Nazis needed so many crematoria?

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