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9/11/2026 12:14:41 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Emoto:
How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of europeans in the middle ages?
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I think they meant "Worst Ebola epidemic".

Look at the graph here  and see.  It's still growing exponentially, and faster than the 2014 epidemic.  I still remember the epic GD thread from that one.


9/11/2026 12:17:15 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Ayada:
Why don’t they give it just two weeks to stop the spread?
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Flatten the curve....
9/11/2026 12:17:54 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By GlutealCleft:


Ebola spreads more easily, kills more certainly, and kills quicker.  If there's one disease on this planet people should freak out about, it's Ebola.  Think less "black plague from the middle ages" and more "Captain Trips from The Stand".

There are effective vaccines against certain type of ebola, but not against all of them.  If I've read correctly, this outbreak is one of the types for which there isn't yet a vaccine.
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Ebola does not spread more quickly than pneumonic plague.  It requires direct contact with infected bodily fluids or objects.

You can stand in the same room with someone with Ebola and not be infected as long as you don't contact them.
9/11/2026 12:24:28 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By L_JE:

A quick glance at my models from 2014, and the current outbreak in Congo 2026 looks like western Africa did in September of 2014.  It's been some time, so I forget where the world was with the response to that one.

Regardless of the level of response, the case curves look like pre-symptomatic cases are still increasing.  So, yes, it is still in exponential growth.  But, the rate, that's where I'd have to dive into it to see if it looks like my estimate of pre-symptomatic cases might be seeing a decreasing rate.

And, of course, when I was looking at this in 2014, I had no charge number for it, so it's not like I was thoroughly documenting my methodology, so I'm looking at it now, and wondering why the fuck I was looking at this, that and the other trends, here and there.

I wish the Arfchives weren't zapped, because that would have been a nice way for me to go back and try to tell why I was looking at what I was - that, that was essentially my log book.


I have a graph dealing with Libera on 10/14/2014 (~4200 cases at the time) where my model was projecting just shy of 8,000 total cases for that nation by 1/20/2015.  Looking at one of my graphs from 2/13/2015, Liberia had roughly 8500 reported cases on 1/20/2015.


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We're not all going to die.  Not right now, anyway.  Mostly.
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I regularly contributed to that thread.

The 2014 epidemic was the first Ebola epidemic to rapidly spread to several countries.  I remember seeing the data in August/September 2014 and thinking "okay, this really is the big one", the slate-wiper epidemic that would spread throughout Africa.

Yet even some the most corrupt and dysfunctional countries on earth (Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea) were able to eventually get it under control less than a year later.
9/11/2026 12:24:45 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By GarandM1:
Ebola does not spread more quickly than pneumonic plague.  It requires direct contact with infected bodily fluids or objects.

You can stand in the same room with someone with Ebola and not be infected as long as you don't contact them.
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Originally Posted By GarandM1:
Originally Posted By GlutealCleft:


Ebola spreads more easily, kills more certainly, and kills quicker.  If there's one disease on this planet people should freak out about, it's Ebola.  Think less "black plague from the middle ages" and more "Captain Trips from The Stand".

There are effective vaccines against certain type of ebola, but not against all of them.  If I've read correctly, this outbreak is one of the types for which there isn't yet a vaccine.
Ebola does not spread more quickly than pneumonic plague.  It requires direct contact with infected bodily fluids or objects.

You can stand in the same room with someone with Ebola and not be infected as long as you don't contact them.


If you don't consume their bodily fluids.....
9/11/2026 12:27:20 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By SheltiePimp:


If you don't consume their bodily fluids.....
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And on that note, it can stay in semen for several weeks after recovery.  Infections have actually occurred when an Ebola survivor wanted to celebrate his recovery with the Missus and didn't use protection.
9/11/2026 12:38:19 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By eolian:


The WHO came out and said if you quit eating bush meat this will go away.
They love bush meat.
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Originally Posted By Cypher214:
I don't understand why the world wastes so much time and money helping people who refuse to help themselves.




The WHO came out and said if you quit eating bush meat this will go away.
They love bush meat.


Bush meat? Like Cunnilingus? So its an STD?
9/11/2026 7:49:29 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Southernman077:
They should rape some more virgins. If it will cure AIDS, I am sure it will work on Ebola.
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Third worlders engaging in third world behavior is completely unsurprising. We have sent untold millions in "aid" yet somehow room-temp IQ people refuse to learn. So surprising...

Reap what you sow. The only people to feel bad for here are the innocent.
Malcolm X was right about liberals.
9/11/2026 7:54:43 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By GarandM1:
Ebola does not spread more quickly than pneumonic plague.  It requires direct contact with infected bodily fluids or objects.

You can stand in the same room with someone with Ebola and not be infected as long as you don't contact them.
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Apparently there's a big problem over there with even burying Ebola victims because there's African traditions of touching the dead bodies of loved ones as part of funeral rights, so you'll have people who died from Ebola's families literally rioting and smashing open sealed coffins so they can smear their hands all over the bloody bodies of their dead family members.

It is spreading like that literally because the people are too stupid to understand how it spreads.  Then when it does they riot and start destroying and torching the health clinics because the locals see the doctors and medical people arrive, people die, then more people die and think the doctors and medical people are spreading it.
9/11/2026 10:09:21 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By Dano523:


This, since it has not spread yet like the black/bubonic plague and others have in the past, and just like Covid, broader will be open too long to prevent it from spreading to other countries as well.
Note Spanish flu took out a lot of people as well.

As for USA, lets just say that the few hundred millions that we used to spend to prevent such outbreaks around the world conained, will be childs play in the grant scheme when it does hit the states, making The  covid ordeal a distant second in the event of things.
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It "hit the states" last time and guess what? Nothing happened.

People like to talk about how we are "importing the third world" like the people are bringing with them their geography, government, health care "system," and tribal power structure.

Let's assume someone with Ebola makes it into the country and starts bleeding out all his orifices in an apartment surrounded by 8 of his family. They've come to to America for the good stuff, so sure as shit they are going to get on their smartphones and try to get medical help.

When the EMTs come, what do you think will happen? That place is gonna get locked down faster than you can imagine. Family doesn't want the dude to go to a hospital a hundred miles away because it's the only one with proper isolation facilities? Tough shit. Get violent? The US isn't rural Congo; there are *lots* of men with guns that will take care of that. Dude dies and they want to prepare the body personally and snuggle up for a few days? Ditto men with guns.

Governments shut down the world for a respiratory disease. You think the States and Feds are going to do nothing about a guy with blood coming out every hole due to "cultural sensitivity?"

Ebola is a non issue pretty much everywhere except sub saharan africa.
"As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly." A. Carlson
9/11/2026 10:12:20 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By eolian:


The WHO came out and said if you quit eating bush meat this will go away.
They love bush meat.
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You know "bush meat" means anything hunted or trapped, right? To the WHO it includes deer, bear, rabbit, ducks, possum, squirrel, etc.

Always look at the language being used by liberals.
"As God is my witness, I thought turkeys could fly." A. Carlson
9/11/2026 10:14:51 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By LeadBreakfast:

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Third worlders engaging in third world behavior is completely unsurprising. We have sent untold millions in "aid" yet somehow room-temp IQ people refuse to learn. So surprising...

Reap what you sow. The only people to feel bad for here are the innocent.
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Originally Posted By Southernman077:
They should rape some more virgins. If it will cure AIDS, I am sure it will work on Ebola.

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Third worlders engaging in third world behavior is completely unsurprising. We have sent untold millions in "aid" yet somehow room-temp IQ people refuse to learn. So surprising...

Reap what you sow. The only people to feel bad for here are the innocent.
Man that is some fake news.

Everyone knows the cure to AIDs isn’t raping virgins but eating albino Africans.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — On a Thursday night in early March, a Malawian man named Gil-bert Daire was woken by the sound of people trying to drill through his wall. He was convinced that hunters had come to kill him for his body parts.

When his wife screamed, neighbors came to help and fended off the attackers. But Daire no longer feels safe in the streets or at home. He worries that the hunters will return.

Daire has albinism, a condition that makes him a valuable commodity in parts of eastern and southern Africa. Like elephants and rhino, they are hunted and killed for their body parts, which can fetch thousands of dollars and are often trafficked across borders.

Slayings of people with albinism are common in Tanzania, Malawi and Mozambique, where body parts are used in witchcraft rituals because of superstitions that they can bring riches, success, power or sexual conquest.Children are especially vulnerable.

At least 20 Malawians with albinism have been killed for their body parts since November 2014, according to Amnesty International. But the number could be higher, with many other people with albinism having disappeared. In Tanzania, at least 75 have been killed since 2000.
I apologize if my ethnocentrism has offended anyone. I know all cultures are equal
9/11/2026 10:18:23 AM EDT
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Just be careful of bird migrations...
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9/11/2026 10:19:44 AM EDT
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Going to have to do better to get multiple billions of dollars from the US.
Liberals are a curious mix of communism and fascism, they want to destroy you but want to use your own money to do it.

I'm getting down to the last box, the others have all been destroyed...
9/11/2026 10:54:11 AM EDT
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Originally Posted By R2point0:
It "hit the states" last time and guess what? Nothing happened.

People like to talk about how we are "importing the third world" like the people are bringing with them their geography, government, health care "system," and tribal power structure.

Let's assume someone with Ebola makes it into the country and starts bleeding out all his orifices in an apartment surrounded by 8 of his family. They've come to to America for the good stuff, so sure as shit they are going to get on their smartphones and try to get medical help.

When the EMTs come, what do you think will happen? That place is gonna get locked down faster than you can imagine. Family doesn't want the dude to go to a hospital a hundred miles away because it's the only one with proper isolation facilities? Tough shit. Get violent? The US isn't rural Congo; there are *lots* of men with guns that will take care of that. Dude dies and they want to prepare the body personally and snuggle up for a few days? Ditto men with guns.

Governments shut down the world for a respiratory disease. You think the States and Feds are going to do nothing about a guy with blood coming out every hole due to "cultural sensitivity?"

Ebola is a non issue pretty much everywhere except sub saharan africa.
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Again, ebola is no threat to western medicine.  In 2014 if you got to the ebola plane by day 5 of your symptoms showing up,  you were going to live.
9/11/2026 12:12:28 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Federov:

Apparently there's a big problem over there with even burying Ebola victims because there's African traditions of touching the dead bodies of loved ones as part of funeral rights, so you'll have people who died from Ebola's families literally rioting and smashing open sealed coffins so they can smear their hands all over the bloody bodies of their dead family members.

It is spreading like that literally because the people are too stupid to understand how it spreads.  Then when it does they riot and start destroying and torching the health clinics because the locals see the doctors and medical people arrive, people die, then more people die and think the doctors and medical people are spreading it.
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"Apparently there's a big problem over there" kinda just sums up the whole continent.
9/11/2026 1:14:05 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By eolian:


The WHO came out and said if you quit eating bush meat this will go away.
They love bush meat.
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It’s not so much that they love it, it’s that bush meat is what’s cheap and available. Why learn all about animal husbandry and agriculture when you can just walk out in the jungle and collect nature’s bounty?

ProTip: Never pick a fight with a tree planter. He swings a hoedad for 9 hours a day, carries 30-40 pounds of seedlings on his back, and has 12-14 friends just like him hiding out on the other side of the junk butt pile. They will fuck your shit up.
9/11/2026 1:22:57 PM EDT
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Click bait titles should bring a ban.
worst Ebola epidemic ever recorded.
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No fucking where close to "worst epidemic ever recorded"
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9/11/2026 1:24:11 PM EDT
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this stuff scares me worse than any other if it would go airborne it would kill billions
9/11/2026 1:25:34 PM EDT
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So we finally find something invented in Africa…
9/11/2026 1:52:25 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By MikeJGA:
Click bait titles should bring a ban.


No fucking where close to "worst epidemic ever recorded"
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Originally Posted By MikeJGA:
Click bait titles should bring a ban.
worst Ebola epidemic ever recorded.


No fucking where close to "worst epidemic ever recorded"


He's quoting the news article, it's not a click bait thread.
Some men just want to watch the world burn
9/11/2026 1:57:36 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Emoto:
How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of europeans in the middle ages?
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@Emoto

Because @OP intentionally cut his headline off to make it more inflammatory.

The article says it’s the worst EBOLA outbreak ever.
9/11/2026 2:03:49 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By GlutealCleft:


Ebola spreads more easily, kills more certainly, and kills quicker.  If there's one disease on this planet people should freak out about, it's Ebola.  Think less "black plague from the middle ages" and more "Captain Trips from The Stand".

There are effective vaccines against certain type of ebola, but not against all of them.  If I've read correctly, this outbreak is one of the types for which there isn't yet a vaccine.
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Originally Posted By GlutealCleft:
Originally Posted By Emoto:
How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of europeans in the middle ages?


Ebola spreads more easily, kills more certainly, and kills quicker.  If there's one disease on this planet people should freak out about, it's Ebola.  Think less "black plague from the middle ages" and more "Captain Trips from The Stand".

There are effective vaccines against certain type of ebola, but not against all of them.  If I've read correctly, this outbreak is one of the types for which there isn't yet a vaccine.


I don’t think this is true.
9/11/2026 2:42:53 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By lilMAC25:

@Emoto

Because @OP intentionally cut his headline off to make it more inflammatory.

The article says it's the worst EBOLA outbreak ever.
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Originally Posted By lilMAC25:
Originally Posted By Emoto:
How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of europeans in the middle ages?

@Emoto

Because @OP intentionally cut his headline off to make it more inflammatory.

The article says it's the worst EBOLA outbreak ever.
No, the title of the thread is the exact title of the actual linked article:  "Ebola outbreak reaches 'tipping point' to become 'worst epidemic ever recorded'".  







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9/11/2026 2:52:58 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Emoto:
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It isn't worse than those - it is the worst EBOLA epidemic recorded.
9/11/2026 3:03:43 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Butternut:
No, the title of the thread is the exact title of the actual linked article:  "Ebola outbreak reaches 'tipping point' to become 'worst epidemic ever recorded'".  


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Originally Posted By Butternut:
Originally Posted By lilMAC25:
Originally Posted By Emoto:
How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of europeans in the middle ages?

@Emoto

Because @OP intentionally cut his headline off to make it more inflammatory.

The article says it's the worst EBOLA outbreak ever.
No, the title of the thread is the exact title of the actual linked article:  "Ebola outbreak reaches 'tipping point' to become 'worst epidemic ever recorded'".  


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My apologies.

The headline writer of the article is a fucktard.
9/11/2026 3:07:38 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Prijador:

IIRC they did bring a few patients to the US during a previous outbreak.

7 Ebola patients in 2014 - led to two nurses being infected.

ETA:  Wow. Rolling the dice with a disease like that.  Can you imagine it getting loose in a big city…?
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lol not really

we transported a few to usamriid in frederick MD back in the day. thats been going on for years.

we have soap, dont shit in the streets, and dont party with dead bodies. it's not a zero chance it could happen here but it's damn low.
9/11/2026 3:11:01 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Butternut:
No, the title of the thread is the exact title of the actual linked article:  "Ebola outbreak reaches 'tipping point' to become 'worst epidemic ever recorded'".  




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Originally Posted By Emoto:
How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of europeans in the middle ages?

@Emoto

Because @OP intentionally cut his headline off to make it more inflammatory.

The article says it's the worst EBOLA outbreak ever.
No, the title of the thread is the exact title of the actual linked article:  "Ebola outbreak reaches 'tipping point' to become 'worst epidemic ever recorded'".  




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that monitor is ebola.
9/11/2026 3:13:37 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By chase45:
Why doesnt weird stuff ever start in like Alabama, Florida or Louisiana
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Everyone that came up in those parts ran around barefoot and ate their boogers; They're too well grounded and immune.
9/11/2026 3:33:36 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Pennsilfaanisch:


"Apparently there's a big problem over there" kinda just sums up the whole continent.
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Originally Posted By Federov:

Apparently there's a big problem over there with even burying Ebola victims because there's African traditions of touching the dead bodies of loved ones as part of funeral rights, so you'll have people who died from Ebola's families literally rioting and smashing open sealed coffins so they can smear their hands all over the bloody bodies of their dead family members.

It is spreading like that literally because the people are too stupid to understand how it spreads.  Then when it does they riot and start destroying and torching the health clinics because the locals see the doctors and medical people arrive, people die, then more people die and think the doctors and medical people are spreading it.


"Apparently there's a big problem over there" kinda just sums up the whole continent.

Yeah. As interesting as this particular disease is, it's basically an Africa problem, because Africa.
9/11/2026 3:34:56 PM EDT
[#31]
Ok, worst ebola epidemic. Got it.
Don't confuse where I live with where I'm from.
9/11/2026 3:37:41 PM EDT
[#32]
Well, send Them Kansas Cowboys over; they know how to keep things separate.
9/11/2026 3:44:21 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By GarandM1:
I think they meant "Worst Ebola epidemic".

Look at the graph here  and see.  It's still growing exponentially, and faster than the 2014 epidemic.  I still remember the epic GD thread from that one.


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All the doomers were so worried too lol.
They are the type that NEED to justify their preps so they can tell others "told ya so"

Same retards here were saying Covid was gonna do us all in and that in month even posting on arfcom would not be possible.
9/11/2026 4:56:02 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By PeoplesRepublicOfIL:
Man that is some fake news.

Everyone knows the cure to AIDs isn’t raping virgins but eating albino Africans.

I apologize if my ethnocentrism has offended anyone. I know all cultures are equal
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Originally Posted By PeoplesRepublicOfIL:
Originally Posted By LeadBreakfast:
Originally Posted By Southernman077:
They should rape some more virgins. If it will cure AIDS, I am sure it will work on Ebola.

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Third worlders engaging in third world behavior is completely unsurprising. We have sent untold millions in "aid" yet somehow room-temp IQ people refuse to learn. So surprising...

Reap what you sow. The only people to feel bad for here are the innocent.
Man that is some fake news.

Everyone knows the cure to AIDs isn’t raping virgins but eating albino Africans.

JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — On a Thursday night in early March, a Malawian man named Gil-bert Daire was woken by the sound of people trying to drill through his wall. He was convinced that hunters had come to kill him for his body parts.

When his wife screamed, neighbors came to help and fended off the attackers. But Daire no longer feels safe in the streets or at home. He worries that the hunters will return.

Daire has albinism, a condition that makes him a valuable commodity in parts of eastern and southern Africa. Like elephants and rhino, they are hunted and killed for their body parts, which can fetch thousands of dollars and are often trafficked across borders.

Slayings of people with albinism are common in Tanzania, Malawi and Mozambique, where body parts are used in witchcraft rituals because of superstitions that they can bring riches, success, power or sexual conquest.Children are especially vulnerable.

At least 20 Malawians with albinism have been killed for their body parts since November 2014, according to Amnesty International. But the number could be higher, with many other people with albinism having disappeared. In Tanzania, at least 75 have been killed since 2000.
I apologize if my ethnocentrism has offended anyone. I know all cultures are equal

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9/11/2026 5:00:08 PM EDT
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We dealt with Ebola Stateside.

Basically boiled down to a DIC situation IIRC and was treatable.

But no TIA posts in the first page is causing baby Jesus to cry.
WTF is up with this bullshit anti-bayo lug crap. Was there a group of irrate japanese guys bonzai charging disabled school children and puppies that I wasn't aware of?
9/11/2026 6:37:09 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Emoto:
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It's an apples and oranges thing. Bubonic plague is a bacterium that can easily be treated now, it just was not then long before antibiotics and knowledge of microbes.
Ebola is a highly virulent and complex treat. If treatment is started early however you can certainly survive. It's also of high risk to anyone providing care to or handling Ebola patients or bodies. That's how the guy in Dallas caught it. He handled an infected body in Liberia, then knowing he was going to get sick he quickly flew to Germany and then to the US where his wife and some other family live. He wanted to get to first world medical care before he started showing symptoms. He ended up dying of course but none of the people who caught Ebola here in the US died.
9/12/2026 5:35:46 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Federov:

Apparently there's a big problem over there with even burying Ebola victims because there's African traditions of touching the dead bodies of loved ones as part of funeral rights, so you'll have people who died from Ebola's families literally rioting and smashing open sealed coffins so they can smear their hands all over the bloody bodies of their dead family members.

It is spreading like that literally because the people are too stupid to understand how it spreads.  Then when it does they riot and start destroying and torching the health clinics because the locals see the doctors and medical people arrive, people die, then more people die and think the doctors and medical people are spreading it.
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Another tradition that spreads it is the women of the family are the ones who are supposed to clean and prepare the body for burial, including thoroughly cleaning out the intestines.  In the first Ebola outbreak recorded this was one reason the outbreak spread beyond a couple of infected people.
9/12/2026 5:43:54 PM EDT
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I saw this Congo train ride yesterday...no comment about ebola over there

I was not prepared for this..
9/12/2026 6:04:26 PM EDT
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9/12/2026 6:05:16 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Consigli:
Wonder if the Ebola lag phase is over and exponential transmission is next?????

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Don't do that. Fuck my infectious disease specialist. That's why we all got quarantined and damn near wrecked the economy over the Kung Fu cough. Even Democrat nurses that I know aren't voting for NPR Amy overreacting.
9/12/2026 6:12:05 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By klinc:
Thats what they get for making themselves bigger on the map.
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Wake up, wake up and smell the ashes.
9/12/2026 11:11:15 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By backbencher:


Ebola doesn't seemingly spread any easier, kill more infected, or kill quicker than the Black Death.  It's that we have treatments for Bubonic Plague and genetic resistance to it, while we haven't solved Ebola yet.
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Originally Posted By backbencher:
Originally Posted By GlutealCleft:
Originally Posted By Emoto:  How can this be worse than the plagues that killed off a huge percentage of europeans in the middle ages?


Ebola spreads more easily, kills more certainly, and kills quicker.  If there's one disease on this planet people should freak out about, it's Ebola.  Think less "black plague from the middle ages" and more "Captain Trips from The Stand".

There are effective vaccines against certain type of ebola, but not against all of them.  If I've read correctly, this outbreak is one of the types for which there isn't yet a vaccine.


Ebola doesn't seemingly spread any easier, kill more infected, or kill quicker than the Black Death.  It's that we have treatments for Bubonic Plague and genetic resistance to it, while we haven't solved Ebola yet.


considering those catching it are washing and weird 2nd century bush habits for their dear relatives.. I think we will be ok  
9/13/2026 1:22:30 PM EDT
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Originally Posted By Bottle:
I saw this Congo train ride yesterday...no comment about ebola over there

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mickPeJxup8
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Did this guy really have no idea no what a lot of africa is like?
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Nobody is coming to save us.

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              Said no African ever



Often quoted while tree line behind Kilgore is incinerated.

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