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Since I have seen a few ask ''what if it were you?''
If I was a carrier of something potentially deadly to masses of people I would not seek to be transported to where even more people are.
That seems to me to be the most reasonable thing to do.
 
Glad to see the great faith people have in God to protect them.
Glad to see the care and compassion for those who have risk their lives in sharing the gospel.
I'm sure God's glad to see the selfishness of those who would rather protect themselves than worry about spreading the gospel.
 
Hold on there Esanta. Ebola isn't a "racist" virus. It's an escalating problem that medical researchers are presently grappling with.

Consider that almost the entire world has spent an enormous amount of money and manpower into seeking a vaccine for the HIV virus and to date: failed.

Many viruses are very complex and highly changeable. Ebola has already mutated once maybe twice.

It's not reasonable to state that creating vaccines is easy and therefore every disease in Africa that doesn't have a vacceine for it doesn't have one because non-Africans are racists.

Lol... get a grip on yourself.


Esanta said:
Essentially,a vaccine is a weakened or dead form of a virus in a plasma solution, that when injected into the host causes the immune system to react and look to create antibodies. They can be made for practically any virus, and we have the science. The sad, sad issue with it is that pharmaceutical companies don't consider viruses which cause isolated, sporadic outbreaks in third world countries - like Ebola - to be good enough incentive to splash out and develop vaccines.
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Exercising wisdom and responsibility in love, care, and compassion for one's neighbors in working to prevent the spread of a deadly virus does not equate to selfishness nor negligence with respect to the spread of the Gospel.

All you've done is make an ignorant and illogical false statement that included a condemnation of Christians. Shame on you for that.



Hashe said:
Glad to see the great faith people have in God to protect them.
Glad to see the care and compassion for those who have risk their lives in sharing the gospel.
I'm sure God's glad to see the selfishness of those who would rather protect themselves than worry about spreading the gospel.
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Oh how UNloving. You can't be a Christian. You must be selfish and not care about sharing the Gospel. Haven't you been listening? Only by subjecting millions of people to a deadly virus to possibly increase your own chance of survival can you be loving, a sharer of the Gospel, a Christian, etc...

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Since I have seen a few ask ''what if it were you?''
If I was a carrier of something potentially deadly to masses of people I would not seek to be transported to where even more people are.
That seems to me to be the most reasonable thing to do.
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AgeofKnowledge said:
Oh how UNloving. You can't be a Christian. You must be selfish and not care about sharing the Gospel. Haven't you been listening? Only by subjecting millions of people to a deadly virus to possibly increase your own chance of survival can you be loving, a sharer of the Gospel, a Christian, etc...

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exactly! I doesn't sound like the residents of Atlanta are too excited about having an infectious disease brought to their city. Especially with mishandling of anthrax, smallpox h1n1 by the cdc so fresh in their memory. I wonder if they will put Ebola in a sandwich bag too. I hope they at least use a freezer bag. ;)
 
Look at this one.

Obviously, holding a conference about Africa to be attended by African leaders in Africa during an Ebola outbreak crisis can make no sense. It can only make sense to fly everyone over from Africa to have an African conference about Africa in Washington D.C... lol.

Truly liberalism is a mental disorder.

African leaders to convene in D.C. for summit focused on economic potential - The Washington Post

Sirk said:
exactly! I doesn't sound like the residents of Atlanta are too excited about having an infectious disease brought to their city. Especially with mishandling of anthrax, smallpox h1n1 by the cdc so fresh in their memory. I wonder if they will put Ebola in a sandwich bag too. I hope they at least use a freezer bag. ;)
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All they have to do is fly to Mexico, cross over illegally, and make up a cover story about how they are fleeing the violence of the oingo boingo tribe and need asylum.

Obama will put them on the welfare and get them a driver's license. In the meanwhile, they can enjoy the luxurious detention facilities and get a new hairdo and check out books from the library : Migrant Detention Facility Has Hair Salon, Child Care, Library

You, of course, will be forced to pay for it all courtesy of the Democrat and RINO liberals.


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Un-Christian racists...


EBOLA: West African Athletes at Commonwealth Games Don’t Want to Return Home | The Gateway Pundit
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AgeofKnowledge said:
Look at this one.

Obviously, holding a conference about Africa to be attended by African leaders in Africa during an Ebola outbreak crisis can make no sense. It can only make sense to fly everyone over from Africa to have an African conference about Africa in Washington D.C... lol.

Truly liberalism is a mental disorder.

African leaders to convene in D.C. for summit focused on economic potential - The Washington Post
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Makes total sense.....not. There is definitely some stupid that needs fixin.....I'm just wonderin which stupid.

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Obama wanted to make us like the rest of the world.....so here ya go Obama voters. This is your hope and change.
 
PennEd said:
The difference is you have judged your Christian bretheren by raising issues (strawmen) no one said, and even called us Un-Christian. You said we don't care who dies, a disgusting tactic usually used by liberal democrats.

It would be like me saying "how dare you live in your big house and ALWAYS have enough to eat, don't you know there are people all over the world living in cardboard boxes and eating garbage!"
Getting into the judgement mode is very easy once you start. You have no idea what kind of missionary work or support thereof that anybody does. You need to step back and rethink your attacks.
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You like throwing stones but don't see you've thrown quite a few yourself. I'm done discussing this with you too. Btw, I'm republican.
 
We like your passion Elizabeth. And, believe it or not, we care about people who travel abroad to help others just as you do. But we do disagree with you about how these cases should be handled.

As for the stone throwing, we all are guilty of it at times. It's a very human thing to do and is rooted in human psychological binary opposition. After all, since I'm good then you must be bad... lol. I know it's crazy but that's a classic way that people relate with those who disagree with them even when it's only on principle and process. We're all guilty of it to some degree or other over the course of our lives.

Peace.

Elizabeth619 said:
You like throwing stones but don't see you've thrown quite a few yourself. I'm done discussing this with you too. Btw, I'm republican.
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Elizabeth619 said:
You like throwing stones but don't see you've thrown quite a few yourself. I'm done discussing this with you too. Btw, I'm republican.
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Well, there was 2 ways you could have went with my post. 1. Admit that it has merit, and offer some type of retraction.

2. Let your pride deepen, take your ball and go home.

Saddened to see you chose 2.

Could you please indicate where I cast a stone at you? If you find it I'd really like to appologize for it.

I know your'e a Republican, that's why I made the point of engaging in the type of rhetoric democrats use. Similar to when they say republicans want children to starve and have no health care.
 
I just don't think things happen by chance. It seems that everything has a means to an end. Whether it's for mans nefarious purposes or Gods righteous ones. This Ebola thing has me concerned. We got potentially infected people streaming across our borders unchecked, people coming from Africa on airplanes and we're bringing them to our hospitals. I think this obama character has something planned for us.....perhaps to put the final nail in the coffin of freedom? Here's an interesting read about ebolas 1st cousin.

Marburg virus - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
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AgeofKnowledge said:
Hold on there Esanta. Ebola isn't a "racist" virus. It's an escalating problem that medical researchers are presently grappling with.

Consider that almost the entire world has spent an enormous amount of money and manpower into seeking a vaccine for the HIV virus and to date: failed.

Many viruses are very complex and highly changeable. Ebola has already mutated once maybe twice.

It's not reasonable to state that creating vaccines is easy and therefore every disease in Africa that doesn't have a vacceine for it doesn't have one because non-Africans are racists.

Lol... get a grip on yourself.
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Where did I use the word, racist, or the word easy? That's your problem, mate. You so fervently jump on something then misrepresent it completely in order to discredit it. I never said it was out of racism that companies don't make vaccines for some diseases in Africa that cause small-scale outbreaks, nor that it's 'easy' to make vaccines. I said it was unprofitable for pharmaceutical companies, even if we have the science and scientists well-equipped to create vaccines. A big pharma company would need to invest millions, or more, into research to create a vaccine for Ebola, and considering the largest number of people infected annually in the last 20 years, according to the CDC has been less than 600, some years only tens, and considering that Ebola is a contact transmitted virus whose onset is quick enough to significantly mitigate the risk of worldwide pandemic, it wouldn't pay pharmaceutical companies to fund the research needed to create a vaccine.

They are businesses, at the end of the day.

As for the vaccine for HIV, almost 100 of the best HIV researchers were killed on the shot-down Malaysian airlines flight. That was another side to the point. It nicely coincides with Putin's new lucrative pharmaceutical ties. And pay attention, genius, cause this is the point: business is worth lives, AgeOfKnowledge, otherwise pharmaceutical companies might be non-profits!
 
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