That is what I'm getting from all your posts, and I'm not the only one.
I'm aware of everyone who thinks like you, as I said, which is why I tried again to put into perspective what you and others are calling panic. There is ebola denial going on thats been happening since it was only a few hundred people. So, the more historic records that keep happening and the worse this is all getting, has me focusing on the problem spreading out of control. The reasons why things are better in america, aren't that much better than stealing bodies from a hospital, when you have a population that does avoid medical treatment for multiple reasons. The initial symptoms aren't even anything to really write home about, and most folks will probably wait it out in contact at work, with their families, and whatever else you do in public.
We have you saying "panic never helped anything." when I'm just discussing problems in our healthcare system that will contribute to the spread of ebola. And we have a historic outbreak which has reached america now. The list keeps getting worse in the face of those trying to downplay the situation. Its an insult to be told that I'm sitting here flailing my arms irrationally or whatever your personal description of panic is, when its a legitimate issue in America. Quite a lot of people do not frequent hospitals.
This comment alone can easily incite panic.
The CDC and epidemiologists have regularly mentioned that a few cases may reach the US, but there's little evidence that it could become a true pandemic given it's form of transmission.
No offense man, but you regularly post up conspiracy theories and stuff about, "the next apocalypse," as if you want it to be true. You're not a person people can trust given your credibility and your belief that Ebola can suddenly become airborne at a moment's notice.
From an evolutionary standpoint, it's been known that viruses and organisms only begin to mutate when they feel outside pressure. HIV and AIDS only began to mutate after certain drugs successfully fought back. So far, there's little treatment for Ebola and there's little need for it to adapt. Ebola is essentially a lazy virus right now because it's good at what it does and there's little pressure for it to change. That outlook could change once vaccines are given to the public, but as of right now there is NO EVIDENCE that Ebola will become airborne and a pandemic.
Incite panic for lifting CDC/WHO wording to describe this mess? And no, the post about me "thinking it can suddenly become airborne at a moments notice" is absurd. That comment was about there being a cure( I remember the at a moments notice bit), so start making it on a mass scale immediately. Wait, no, that was about the treatment trials starting. The airborne comments -- was reflecting WHO Chief, Dr. Margaret Chan "“This is not an airborne virus. Transmission requires close contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person, also after death. Apart from this specific situation, the general public is not at high risk of infection by the Ebola virus,” explained Chan. “At the same time, it would be extremely unwise for national authorities and the international community to allow an Ebola virus to circulate widely and over a long period of time in human populations… Constant mutation and adaptation are the survival mechanisms of viruses and other microbes. We must not give this virus opportunities to deliver more surprises.”" This is interesting to see all this about me. In what world am I posting about "the next apocalypse" and shit that I want to be true? I'm a broke black man. I'm not getting any Ebola serum. There is nothing to look forward with. Again, its exactly the CDC's reasons why it wont happen in the USA that doesn't factor in the citizens inability to actual get into hospitals due to it being too expensive, or cultural fear of hospitals, or anything else. Which is specifically what I am talking about. I agree with you, there is NO EVIDENCE that Ebola will become airborne.
Now about that healthcare system in our country that is going to be counter productive to eliminating an outbreak.
My credibility has nothing to do with anything I'm posting. You know people that are afraid of the doctor, just like I do. You're also aware of our porous borders, shipping, and the sheer number of undocumented people from all over the world in America. Counting on the idea that the cdc said its ok because wealthy cities have very good healthcare, isn't much to put faith into.