A second Health care worker in Dallas diagnosed with Ebola

a reply to: CardiffGiant



Oh my goodness this made me laugh!!! great statement CardiffGiant!
.....^^^^^i came up with that all by myself. no time machine

a reply to: CardiffGiant

Sorry I misread your post, I am scanning over soo many pages of ebola threads that my head is spinning, I am going to find the link to the article that talks about who really Mr. Dunca was in Liberia and what happened to him over there.

Trust me sometimes I am just adding to post and may sound like I am been to hard but I am not.

I know he already passed away, but is very interesting information.

a reply to: CardiffGiant

I keep thinking criminal.

a reply to: queenofswords

I got the feeling that is because they are after a law sue, remember that photo ops of Jesse opportunistic Jackson and the elderly mother of Duncan.

a reply to: FlyersFan

Your entire argument is a strawman, if she was infected! If she was exposed!! So we should arrest people based on what ifs??

Was she ordered not to travel? If not then you advocate arresting her?

How is not knowing you have a Ebola infection the same as knowing you have HIV and knowingly infecting some one?

originally posted by: LDragonFire
a reply to: FlyersFan

Your entire argument is a strawman, if she was infected! If she was exposed!! So we should arrest people based on what ifs??

Was she ordered not to travel? If not then you advocate arresting her?

How is not knowing you have a Ebola infection the same as knowing you have HIV and knowingly infecting some one?

who is talking about arresting her?
nobody is...

for the 17th time, she should be in isolation..after isolation, if she survives, then lets talk jail.

she knew she was exposed. ebola is something she probably should not risk passing on...

do you understand yet or are you still having trouble?

a reply to: CardiffGiant

lol just tell him he is right...

No way in hell your gonna change his mind...

Ats still does not have a ignore tab..

a reply to: LDragonFire

She might not have KNOWN she was infected....but for heck sake, be reasonable!! SHE KNEW SHE'D BEEN EXPOSED.

And instead of staying home and making sure she WASN'T infected, she hopped on a plane (potentially exposing dozens, if not hundreds, of other people.......including her family).

I pray that the woman survives. But she is accountable for her actions, including criminal prosecution, if someone she exposes comes down with the disease and/or dies.

I am wondering what planet I'm on, if this seems unreasonable to any sane person.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: TomLawless

No, no conditioning , just arrogance, because they are suppose to be better than most, due to the type of work they do as taking care of the sick, that arrogance turns into stupidity.

When I asked my daughter how she felt about ebola, been a nurse, she said to me, that she didn't worry about it

What that tells you,

Great point, miss.

Arrogance is just as dangerous.

a reply to: LDragonFire

According to the CDC, she was not allowed to travel on commercial aircraft with other people. I linked to the CNN story a few page back.

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: LDragonFire

According to the CDC, she was not allowed to travel on commercial aircraft with other people. I linked to the CNN story a few page back.

So using the logic posted, all healthcare workers working near any Ebola patients should also be quarantined or face arrest?

originally posted by: Bicent76
a reply to: CardiffGiant

lol just tell him he is right...

No way in hell your gonna change his mind...

Ats still does not have a ignore tab..

I have a headache...so I give up. You're absolutely right...you can't fix stupid.

I doubt Ebola itself will cause the downfall of civilization, but the fear and panic sure could!

a reply to: butcherguy

Live from Talmadge, Ohio

CDC and Frontier Passenger Notification

a reply to: LDragonFire

There was a man named nick. Nick liked to jump into pools of radioactive waste because he said it made his teeth shinier. Now nick was warned by the media and his doctor that he could have radioactive poisoning from doing this and could infect others.

Well that good old nick didn't care because it made his teeth shiny. So one day nick decided to go to a baseball game and show off his shiny teeth. The next week he saw that the cubs baseball team dropped dead from radioactive poisoning. At least they had shiny teeth before they died right?

Because nick knew there was only a chance of this happening he did it anyway but he is to blame because he knowingly did so. Ignorance may be in nick's genes but ignorance has no place in juggling peoples lives.

originally posted by: LDragonFire

originally posted by: butcherguy
a reply to: LDragonFire

According to the CDC, she was not allowed to travel on commercial aircraft with other people. I linked to the CNN story a few page back.

So using the logic posted, all healthcare workers working near any Ebola patients should also be quarantined or face arrest?

why are you being so obtuse?
depending on which cdc story you wish to believe right now she either should not have been traveling or she was not allowed to travel.
but, she did

you keep talking about people with the flu and not all healthcare workers that work near an ebola patient...

nobody is saying any of that but you.
i think you are trying to be dense...i just dont know why

i think that once someone is exposed to ebola they should be in isolation for the 3 week period just in case...

im sure you will quote that and post something totally different though

a reply to: LDragonFire

Maybe they shouldn't be flying in a commercial aircraft with other people. That's what I got from the story.
That also happens to be just what she did.

a reply to: LDragonFire


Well that quick judgement, just lost all credibility you had with me, the little that remained....

Not cool to troll threads man...

It's a losers game...

The CNN article is placing the blame on 'no' protocol for gear at the hospital.
Get this.. the nurses necks were exposed.

All it would have taken was a call to the nearest fire department to get the right hazmat suits.
acnation.com...

a reply to: k3d59

Another Ohio link.

Got family there, so besides being in HouTX, I got a vested interested in what goes down with those Buckeyes..

Tallmadge, Summit County health officials interviewing family

And speaking of Houston:

How Houston is preparing for Ebola

Add this on to thereplyto butcher...