It came and went like a hooker on to her next client don't even stay for desert.

I guess the media failed to frighten people and or the American people didn't fall for the fake outrage.

LegalDrugPusher said:

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It came and went like a hooker on to her next client don't even stay for desert.

I guess the media failed to frighten people and or the American people didn't fall for the fake outrage.

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Dessert

Never heard of it, so....there's that.

Oh you mean that thing that's only barely transmissible between people and largely doesn't exist in the U.S.? What's to make a big deal over?

Hanta virus. Monkey pox. What's next?

Ackshully , the Hanta Virus wiped out the entire global population. We're posting in a simulation.

Cheers!

What happened is exactly what I said would happen. Nothing. Total nothing burger.

Are you not aware Ebola killed that scare?

The real question is what ever happened to the Ebola that was going to kill us all.

JayHowdy! said:

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Are you not aware Ebola killed that scare?

The real question is what ever happened to the Ebola that was going to kill us all.

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Nina Pham!!!!!!!! Being located in Lake Highlands back then, the Ebola story was NONSTOP.

JayHowdy! said:

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Are you not aware Ebola killed that scare?

The real question is what ever happened to the Ebola that was going to kill us all.

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It never was going to kill us all.
And despite what idiots pumpkin or I'll informed meme in the Internet want to think should be the next big scare, Whole is very easy to contain.

It spreads in crap holes like the Congo because the local population refuse to take the basic steps necessary to prevent transmission.

They moved on to Ebola.

The media is practically saying (hoping) it will arrive in the US sooner or later.

Statistics, while used to conflate many things, are also helpful when you see what the transmission rates are for people.

It's a big nothing burger.

LegalDrugPusher said:

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It came and went like a hooker on to her next client don't even stay for desert.

I guess the media failed to frighten people and or the American people didn't fall for the fake outrage.

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What was "supposed" to happen? What was the "plan"?

The Iranians have weaponized MERS and will be air dropping infected camels into Israel and the US.

Think Monty Pythons holy grail rabbits. They ei be vicious!

Fear porn moved on to Ebola.

Just stay away from rodent droppings and your almost non existent odds of catching it go to pretty much zero. Sucks if you get is as it has a high mortality rate, it is what killed Gene Hackman's wife.

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Just stay away from rodent droppings and your almost non existent odds of catching it go to pretty much zero. Sucks if you get is as it has a high mortality rate, it is what killed Gene Hackman's wife.

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So you are saying it's still out there to get us?

The Kari Lake of flu.

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Oh you mean that thing that's only barely transmissible between people and largely doesn't exist in the U.S.? What's to make a big deal over?

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Largely doesn't exist in the US?

Are you kidding?

It isn't running in large epidemics, but a lot of people have had it including some in my area. Someone from one local hospital told me that when they get a patient in who they think might have hantavirus, they start treating them for it immediately because of the potential that the patient might die if they wait for the results.

Hantavirus is nothing to sneer at.

JayHowdy! said:

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Are you not aware Ebola killed that scare?

The real question is what ever happened to the Ebola that was going to kill us all.

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That ebola scare a few years ago was crazy. Reading the drivel posted about it on TexAgs was sickening.

When you have something that fast and that deadly, there is much greater effort to keep it under control and it won't spread for long. They aren't going to wait around for it to become an epidemic.

Kenneth_2003 said:

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JayHowdy! said:

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Are you not aware Ebola killed that scare?

The real question is what ever happened to the Ebola that was going to kill us all.

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It never was going to kill us all.
And despite what idiots pumpkin or I'll informed meme in the Internet want to think should be the next big scare, Whole is very easy to contain.

It spreads in crap holes like the Congo because the local population refuse to take the basic steps necessary to prevent transmission.

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I think that the first big modern outbreak spread so fast because they were using the same syringes and needles to give everyone shots for this and that.

eric76 said:

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Jeeper79 said:

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Oh you mean that thing that's only barely transmissible between people and largely doesn't exist in the U.S.? What's to make a big deal over?

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Largely doesn't exist in the US?

Are you kidding?

It isn't running in large epidemics, but a lot of people have had it including some in my area. Someone from one local hospital told me that when they get a patient in who they think might have hantavirus, they start treating them for it immediately because of the potential that the patient might die if they wait for the results.

Hantavirus is nothing to sneer at.

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In the past 33 years, there have been less than 1000 cases in the US and approximately 35% of them have been fatal.

Source: https://www.cdc.gov/hantavirus/data-research/cases/index.html

You are WAAAAY more likely to die from a lawnmower accident or a deer crossing the road while you are driving.

I am immune because I died during the winter of serious illness and death.

Kenneth_2003 said:

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JayHowdy! said:

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Are you not aware Ebola killed that scare?

The real question is what ever happened to the Ebola that was going to kill us all.

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It never was going to kill us all.
And despite what idiots pumpkin or I'll informed meme in the Internet want to think should be the next big scare, Whole is very easy to contain.

It spreads in crap holes like the Congo because the local population refuse to take the basic steps necessary to prevent transmission.

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Then hop on a non-stop flight to the US.

Only ailment that concerns me really is these new tick outbreaks. F being allergic to meat or ANY animal products. Coworker of mine up north got Lyme disease and can't have a drop of alcohol now. Bad allergic/inflammatory reaction.

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eric76 said:

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Jeeper79 said:

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Oh you mean that thing that's only barely transmissible between people and largely doesn't exist in the U.S.? What's to make a big deal over?

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Largely doesn't exist in the US?

Are you kidding?

It isn't running in large epidemics, but a lot of people have had it including some in my area. Someone from one local hospital told me that when they get a patient in who they think might have hantavirus, they start treating them for it immediately because of the potential that the patient might die if they wait for the results.

Hantavirus is nothing to sneer at.

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In the past 33 years, there have been less than 1000 cases in the US and approximately 35% of them have been fatal.

Source: https://www.cdc.gov/hantavirus/data-research/cases/index.html

You are WAAAAY more likely to die from a lawnmower accident or a deer crossing the road while you are driving.

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We have had far fewer rabies cases than hantavirus cases in the US in the last 33 years and far fewer people dying of rabies in the US than from hantavirus during that time period. Does this mean that rabies is kind of like the flu?

Are there any diseases that you wouldn't mind getting?

For medical emergencies, but not disease related, how about rattlesnake bites? We have a lot of rattlesnake bites in the US, but few die from the bites. I have heard that we average about 5 deaths a year from rattlesnake bites. That would put the number of deaths from rattlesnake bites to be fewer than the number of deaths from rattlesnake bites.

The left and MSM found out they blew their wad on covid. Going to be very difficult to ever get Americans (well non democrat Americans) to ever fall for that again.

Whatever happened to Monkeypox?

Oh, people learned it was transmitted via gay sex, so that was the end of that. You cant tell gay people to not be promiscuous, soooo....

Hantavirus was always well known for being difficult to transmit unless you are licking infected peoples wounds/buttholes, so....to the memory hole with it all, I guess.

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Jeeper79 said:

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Oh you mean that thing that's only barely transmissible between people and largely doesn't exist in the U.S.? What's to make a big deal over?

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Largely doesn't exist in the US?

Are you kidding?

It isn't running in large epidemics, but a lot of people have had it including some in my area. Someone from one local hospital told me that when they get a patient in who they think might have hantavirus, they start treating them for it immediately because of the potential that the patient might die if they wait for the results.

Hantavirus is nothing to sneer at.

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Its like getting hit by a meteor. Low odds of it happening to you, but youre dead if it does.

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The left and MSM found out they blew their wad on covid. Going to be very difficult to ever get Americans (well non democrat Americans) to ever fall for that again.

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Tell that to everyone who died.

Edit...COVID dead.

The Kraken said:

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ts5641 said:

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The left and MSM found out they blew their wad on covid. Going to be very difficult to ever get Americans (well non democrat Americans) to ever fall for that again.

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Tell that to everyone who died.

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But think about all those people who didn't die of the regular flu.

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The Kraken said:

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ts5641 said:

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The left and MSM found out they blew their wad on covid. Going to be very difficult to ever get Americans (well non democrat Americans) to ever fall for that again.

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Tell that to everyone who died.

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But think about all those people who didn't die of the regular flu.

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Question: Is Ozempic a better booster than a booster?