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Biotech / Medical : Ebola Outbreak 2014 - News, Updates and Related Investments

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From: Fintas10/30/2014 8:25:27 AM
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TOO many posturing, debating what really is not debateable.

If you are coming in from West Africa and those areas involved.

And you have worked on patients.. Then be prepared to be quarantined.

As I hear some discuss civil liberties.

And I'm all for civil liberties until it puts others lives at risk.

So as the gal and her lawyer along with supporters defend her rights.

What about your rights, my rights.

The fact is the DR who came in without a temp DID present.

He should have self quarantine. Unfortunately many are discovering some of those health care workers think they are special.

And as I hear many say they are hero's.

No more than those who are in the military who go into many a place...put their lives at risk and if required are QUARANTINED.

So here's a moment where many who usually sit quiet need to stand up ..let their voices be heard and say.. SORRY.. 300 m is far more important then those who come in and could possibly infect.

K.I.S.S

That nurse should have willing quartantined herself. Period. The DR who is ill should have quartanined himself. It's only WHEN the foolish statements of lawyers, cdc and those involved will bite them re no one who was near them was affected.

Fintas
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