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To: J_F_Shepard who wrote (814726)	11/1/2014 7:37:37 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 1583507

Ain't falling for no shit........ My judgement based on scientific principles tells me we have to get more data before we can decide that a person currently showing no symptoms but initially presenting a fever and coming from direct contact with Ebola patients should be considered totally free of the virus.... The disease has been around for 40 years.......its not like its a new phenomenon with no history. The cost of quarantine is largely one of inconvenience for the person quarantined and is a relatively short amount of time....... Ebola workers are brave enough to go to work with Ebola victims, 21 days is a walk in the park..... Why would anyone object???? Political bias should be frowned upon..... She is quarantined. When its not air borne like with Ebola, quarantine means staying away from other people.........3 feet. She doesn't have to remain in an isolated room for 21 days. Damn......don't fall for the same hysteria and bs that others are falling for.