Ebola patient in Texas has died

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hope people remember what this man did that resulted in his infection. He is dead today because he helped try to obtain medical care for a dying pregnant woman who was turned away from the hospital. He may or may not have known she had Ebola, but either way it was a pretty noble thing to do. What a tragedy.

+100. I feel sad for him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hope people remember what this man did that resulted in his infection. He is dead today because he helped try to obtain medical care for a dying pregnant woman who was turned away from the hospital. He may or may not have known she had Ebola, but either way it was a pretty noble thing to do. What a tragedy.

Was he noble when he lied on the airport screening form prior to comming to the U.S.?

Was he noble when he failed to tell the hospital during his 1st visit where he had been and what he had done?

Was he noble when he returned to the apartment, while sick, and exposed the 5 children from 4 different school systems to his Ebola symptoms?

Sorry, he isn't a hero to me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope people remember what this man did that resulted in his infection. He is dead today because he helped try to obtain medical care for a dying pregnant woman who was turned away from the hospital. He may or may not have known she had Ebola, but either way it was a pretty noble thing to do. What a tragedy.

+100. I feel sad for him.

Amen. The hatred directed at this man - this human being - disgusts me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope people remember what this man did that resulted in his infection. He is dead today because he helped try to obtain medical care for a dying pregnant woman who was turned away from the hospital. He may or may not have known she had Ebola, but either way it was a pretty noble thing to do. What a tragedy.

Was he noble when he lied on the airport screening form prior to comming to the U.S.?

Was he noble when he failed to tell the hospital during his 1st visit where he had been and what he had done?

Was he noble when he returned to the apartment, while sick, and exposed the 5 children from 4 different school systems to his Ebola symptoms?

Sorry, he isn't a hero to me.

He wanted to LIVE.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:who is going to pay for his treatment?

Compassion and humanity are alive and well, I see.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope people remember what this man did that resulted in his infection. He is dead today because he helped try to obtain medical care for a dying pregnant woman who was turned away from the hospital. He may or may not have known she had Ebola, but either way it was a pretty noble thing to do. What a tragedy.

Was he noble when he lied on the airport screening form prior to comming to the U.S.?

Was he noble when he failed to tell the hospital during his 1st visit where he had been and what he had done?

Was he noble when he returned to the apartment, while sick, and exposed the 5 children from 4 different school systems to his Ebola symptoms?

Sorry, he isn't a hero to me.

a lot of assumptions here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope people remember what this man did that resulted in his infection. He is dead today because he helped try to obtain medical care for a dying pregnant woman who was turned away from the hospital. He may or may not have known she had Ebola, but either way it was a pretty noble thing to do. What a tragedy.

Was he noble when he lied on the airport screening form prior to comming to the U.S.?

Was he noble when he failed to tell the hospital during his 1st visit where he had been and what he had done?

Was he noble when he returned to the apartment, while sick, and exposed the 5 children from 4 different school systems to his Ebola symptoms?

Sorry, he isn't a hero to me.

Perhaps you should refrain from trying a smear a dead man with accusations you can't prove.

[Anonymous]

I agree it's sad he died. But not any more sad than all the other people in west Africa who have died. This guy doesn't seem particularly heroic to me. But he shouldn't have died of a disease that we probably could've stopped if we'd actually gone over there and worked at it harder earlier.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope people remember what this man did that resulted in his infection. He is dead today because he helped try to obtain medical care for a dying pregnant woman who was turned away from the hospital. He may or may not have known she had Ebola, but either way it was a pretty noble thing to do. What a tragedy.

Was he noble when he lied on the airport screening form prior to comming to the U.S.?

Was he noble when he failed to tell the hospital during his 1st visit where he had been and what he had done?

Was he noble when he returned to the apartment, while sick, and exposed the 5 children from 4 different school systems to his Ebola symptoms?

Sorry, he isn't a hero to me.

a lot of assumptions here.

But they aren't assumptions.

He knew he was exposed.

He knew he was sick.

He knew his symptoms were consistent with Ebola.

He exposed his girlfriend and his child, among others.

Those are facts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I agree it's sad he died. But not any more sad than all the other people in west Africa who have died. This guy doesn't seem particularly heroic to me. But he shouldn't have died of a disease that we probably could've stopped if we'd actually gone over there and worked at it harder earlier.

SO TRUE! I wonder if the global community has waited too long to stop this thing. We need to stop it at its source if at all possible

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope people remember what this man did that resulted in his infection. He is dead today because he helped try to obtain medical care for a dying pregnant woman who was turned away from the hospital. He may or may not have known she had Ebola, but either way it was a pretty noble thing to do. What a tragedy.

Was he noble when he lied on the airport screening form prior to comming to the U.S.?

Was he noble when he failed to tell the hospital during his 1st visit where he had been and what he had done?

Was he noble when he returned to the apartment, while sick, and exposed the 5 children from 4 different school systems to his Ebola symptoms?

Sorry, he isn't a hero to me.

a lot of assumptions here.

But they aren't assumptions.

He knew he was exposed.

He knew he was sick.

He knew his symptoms were consistent with Ebola.

He exposed his girlfriend and his child, among others.

Those are facts.

he knew he was exposed? I don't think that is a fact

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope people remember what this man did that resulted in his infection. He is dead today because he helped try to obtain medical care for a dying pregnant woman who was turned away from the hospital. He may or may not have known she had Ebola, but either way it was a pretty noble thing to do. What a tragedy.

Was he noble when he lied on the airport screening form prior to comming to the U.S.?

Was he noble when he failed to tell the hospital during his 1st visit where he had been and what he had done?

Was he noble when he returned to the apartment, while sick, and exposed the 5 children from 4 different school systems to his Ebola symptoms?

Sorry, he isn't a hero to me.

a lot of assumptions here.

But they aren't assumptions.

He knew he was exposed.

He knew he was sick.

He knew his symptoms were consistent with Ebola.

He exposed his girlfriend and his child, among others.

Those are facts.

Do your homework. This has not been established.

[Anonymous]

maybe people who want to bash the guy should start their own thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Citation? I can't find any news of this.

Telegrams take a while to arrive. Be patient.

[Anonymous]

Don't you fools get it? He could have KILLED YOU and your whole family. He may still do so! He does not deserve your pity or compassion.