Thread: Check this out............

Texans fans wear "Ebola proof" biohazard suits to the Cowboys game in Dallas............

Ain't nobody talking about Herpes anymore.

Not a bad idea, don't see bringing folks we know are infected back state side.

I'm with Rees, those folks wanted to be over there, I think they should be able to stay over there.

Originally Posted by stormcloud

I'm with Rees, those folks wanted to be over there, I think they should be able to stay over there.

There are hundreds if not thousands of Americans who work a rotating schedule out of there in the oil and gas industry. They do it to make a living and support their families. I know of a few.

Originally Posted by Tracker123

There are hundreds if not thousands of Americans who work a rotating schedule out of there in the oil and gas industry. They do it to make a living and support their families. I know of a few.

And they choose to be there and are getting paid for it.
Just don't see knowingly bringing something of this sort back into our country, not very smart.

Originally Posted by Rees Guide

And they choose to be there and are getting paid for it.
Just don't see knowingly bringing something of this sort back into our country, not very smart.

What about the US troops who are there at ground zero fighting the outbreak? If any of them should become infected should we just leave them there to die?? I mean they did volunteer to join the military, and they get paid, albeit no were near enough for the job they do. I have a feeling if someone you cared for was infected your feelings would change.

Originally Posted by bluegill

What about the US troops who are there at ground zero fighting the outbreak? If any of them should become infected should we just leave them there to die?? I mean they did volunteer to join the military, and they get paid, albeit no were near enough for the job they do. I have a feeling if someone you cared for was infected your feelings would change.

Lot of difference in our troops and civilians that choose to be there. Also they have bases to come home to.
Best we agree to disagree

Originally Posted by Tracker123

There are hundreds if not thousands of Americans who work a rotating schedule out of there in the oil and gas industry. They do it to make a living and support their families. I know of a few.

I was one of them in the '80's.

The exception would be medical personnel.