Texans fans wear "Ebola proof" biohazard suits to the Cowboys game in Dallas............
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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.
The exception would be medical personnel.
No exception Bill, medical folks know what they are getting into and get paid for the risk. I also don't feel sorry for folks that go to foreign lands and become captives, either they choose it for recreation or money, either way they choose and then exspect our service folks to bail their rearends out, don't see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BigRiverMarine
That's Your opinion. Mine is different. No biggy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
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.Quote:
Originally Posted by stormcloud
I heard the Dallas Cowboys game was the safest place to be cause once the game started, no one could catch anything.
And they choose to be there and are getting paid for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tracker123
Just don't see knowingly bringing something of this sort back into our country, not very smart.
I was one of them in the '80's.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tracker123
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??nonono 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.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
Guys, I posted this because i thought it was kinda funny............not trying to start a heated debate, lol.
To late!!! BWAHAHAHAHAHAQuote:
Originally Posted by duckhunter
Lot of difference in our troops and civilians that choose to be there. Also they have bases to come home to.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluegill
Best we agree to disagree
no worries Abe....if it gets too heated it will go to WOT......so far so good though as long as it stays civilQuote:
Originally Posted by duckhunter
The compromise would be to send help to them. Not risk bringing it to the US. Its just a disaster waiting to happen. Not to mention someone that might have it w/o knowing and coming thru the Airports and everywhere else before finding out. Scary situation. That guy the other day lied about who he had been in contact with and now some 50 people or so are under watch/quarantine, etc.
Im a medical professional myself.... and I feel the same way! Ultimately, everyone has a choice, and which choice you make, you are personally responsible for the reprocussions. Unfortunately these days most Americas dont feel as if they should be held resonsible for their actions. I wonder where this idea came from. Im and American! And will accept reprocussions of my actions. Its the way I was raised, and the way I will raise my 2 year old son. No way I would leave the US....EVER. lol. Risk wouldnt be worth the reward. I have been out west and all over and have realized, a man can go on as many vacations he can afford and never see the same thing twice, unless he chose to, without ever having to leave the United States of America. Dont see why anyone would want to personally.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rees Guide
By the way, Im not near as mad/or upset as my last post may sound. Just putting my point of view out there.