First case of Ebola acquired in Europe

[Anonymous]

You people are all losing your minds.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You people are all losing your minds.

And there you go!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You people are all losing your minds.

But you didn't mean that in an "accusing anyone of a mental illness" kind of way, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are all losing your minds.

But you didn't mean that in an "accusing anyone of a mental illness" kind of way, right?

Once again, you do realize you're talking to more than one person, right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are all losing your minds.

But you didn't mean that in an "accusing anyone of a mental illness" kind of way, right?

Once again, you do realize you're talking to more than one person, right?

So you don't agree with him or her?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are all losing your minds.

But you didn't mean that in an "accusing anyone of a mental illness" kind of way, right?

Once again, you do realize you're talking to more than one person, right?

So you don't agree with him or her?

I believe, as I have stated multiple times, that you are reacting in an extreme way based on fear.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are all losing your minds.

But you didn't mean that in an "accusing anyone of a mental illness" kind of way, right?

Once again, you do realize you're talking to more than one person, right?

So you don't agree with him or her?

I believe, as I have stated multiple times, that you are reacting in an extreme way based on fear.

Actually no, you haven't identified anything I've said as extreme.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are all losing your minds.

But you didn't mean that in an "accusing anyone of a mental illness" kind of way, right?

Once again, you do realize you're talking to more than one person, right?

So you don't agree with him or her?

I believe, as I have stated multiple times, that you are reacting in an extreme way based on fear.

Actually no, you haven't identified anything I've said as extreme.

Please see the post at 10:14. If those aren't things you've said, then I'm not referring specifically to you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are all losing your minds.

But you didn't mean that in an "accusing anyone of a mental illness" kind of way, right?

Once again, you do realize you're talking to more than one person, right?

So you don't agree with him or her?

I believe, as I have stated multiple times, that you are reacting in an extreme way based on fear.

Actually no, you haven't identified anything I've said as extreme.

Please see the post at 10:14. If those aren't things you've said, then I'm not referring specifically to you.

Correct. And I think your response to that person is extreme, incorrect, and offensive.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You people are all losing your minds.

But you didn't mean that in an "accusing anyone of a mental illness" kind of way, right?

Once again, you do realize you're talking to more than one person, right?

So you don't agree with him or her?

I believe, as I have stated multiple times, that you are reacting in an extreme way based on fear.

Actually no, you haven't identified anything I've said as extreme.

Please see the post at 10:14. If those aren't things you've said, then I'm not referring specifically to you.

Correct. And I think your response to that person is extreme, incorrect, and offensive.

Specifically the person you originally gaslighted. The one who asked a question about airplane transmission

[Anonymous]

hot off of the presses:

http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/10/ebola-officials-press-to-figure-out-why-spain-s-anti-infection-practices-failed-as-3-more-put-under-.html

not encouraging at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:hot off of the presses:

http://www.wjla.com/articles/2014/10/ebola-officials-press-to-figure-out-why-spain-s-anti-infection-practices-failed-as-3-more-put-under-.html

not encouraging at all.

OK, but everyone knows the Associated Press is just hysterical.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Let's see. According to Miriam-Webster, hysteria=behaving or reacting in an extreme way because of fear.

Now let's look at some of the things that have been posted here over the last few days, following the announcement of ONE case diagnosed in the US:

--Close the borders!
--The government is lying to us!
--I'm never using another airplane bathroom!
--I'm going to quit riding the Metro!
--One person (who's temperature was taken before check-in) could infect an entire plane!
--Hoardes of West Africans with Ebola are going to start flying to the US!

Yeah, you're right. None of those reactions sound extreme at all.

Also, you're changing your tune now, but what you originally labeled "hysteria" was a person asking why it was a stretch that one person might infect a plane full of people, if the Spanish nurse got it from being in the same room with an infected patient. No exclamation points involved, even. Not even a statement. A question. But, a person must be marginalized -- and accused of mental illness -- just for asking the question in your world. Gee, I wonder why our dialogue in this country is at such a low level.
Also, if you think "not using an airplane bathroom" or "not taking the metro" are extreme actions, then, um, wow. I wonder what would happen if you actually saw an extreme action.

Hysteria lady does not know Ebola. I work in the field. The World Health/CDC is shitting their pants because they know we did not contain it in Africa and now it is going to be very hard to contain. This is not 'hysteria'. This is fact.

And WHO just put out a statement admitting that very thing

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let's see. According to Miriam-Webster, hysteria=behaving or reacting in an extreme way because of fear.

Now let's look at some of the things that have been posted here over the last few days, following the announcement of ONE case diagnosed in the US:

--Close the borders!
--The government is lying to us!
--I'm never using another airplane bathroom!
--I'm going to quit riding the Metro!
--One person (who's temperature was taken before check-in) could infect an entire plane!
--Hoardes of West Africans with Ebola are going to start flying to the US!

Yeah, you're right. None of those reactions sound extreme at all.

Also, you're changing your tune now, but what you originally labeled "hysteria" was a person asking why it was a stretch that one person might infect a plane full of people, if the Spanish nurse got it from being in the same room with an infected patient. No exclamation points involved, even. Not even a statement. A question. But, a person must be marginalized -- and accused of mental illness -- just for asking the question in your world. Gee, I wonder why our dialogue in this country is at such a low level.
Also, if you think "not using an airplane bathroom" or "not taking the metro" are extreme actions, then, um, wow. I wonder what would happen if you actually saw an extreme action.

Hysteria lady does not know Ebola. I work in the field. The World Health/CDC is shitting their pants because they know we did not contain it in Africa and now it is going to be very hard to contain. This is not 'hysteria'. This is fact.

And WHO just put out a statement admitting that very thing

. Please don't confuse people with facts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let's see. According to Miriam-Webster, hysteria=behaving or reacting in an extreme way because of fear.

Now let's look at some of the things that have been posted here over the last few days, following the announcement of ONE case diagnosed in the US:

--Close the borders!
--The government is lying to us!
--I'm never using another airplane bathroom!
--I'm going to quit riding the Metro!
--One person (who's temperature was taken before check-in) could infect an entire plane!
--Hoardes of West Africans with Ebola are going to start flying to the US!

Yeah, you're right. None of those reactions sound extreme at all.

Also, you're changing your tune now, but what you originally labeled "hysteria" was a person asking why it was a stretch that one person might infect a plane full of people, if the Spanish nurse got it from being in the same room with an infected patient. No exclamation points involved, even. Not even a statement. A question. But, a person must be marginalized -- and accused of mental illness -- just for asking the question in your world. Gee, I wonder why our dialogue in this country is at such a low level.
Also, if you think "not using an airplane bathroom" or "not taking the metro" are extreme actions, then, um, wow. I wonder what would happen if you actually saw an extreme action.

Hysteria lady does not know Ebola. I work in the field. The World Health/CDC is shitting their pants because they know we did not contain it in Africa and now it is going to be very hard to contain. This is not 'hysteria'. This is fact.

And WHO just put out a statement admitting that very thing

. Please don't confuse people with facts.

Exactly. It doesn't fit the narrative. You know, "Everything's fine! Nothing to worry about. We've got this all under control. Don't ask questions, because you asking questions is the only real problem."