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The governors need to work with Doctor's without Borders if they want medical staff quarantine.
Samaritan's Purse does have their medical staff go into a 21 day quarantine. They have a location within one hour of one of the 4 hospitals equipped to deal with Ebola. 30-40 staff have been through their quarantine process already with nary a peep of "but my human rights !!!!".
Kind of a no brainer, considering her lack of public respect.
Gosh I don't see that at all. If you were thrown into a tent with police around you how would you respond? No food, no water badgered by fat and butt fck ugly TSA agents. Whose got the lack of respect here?
Gosh I don't see that at all. If you were thrown into a tent with police around you how would you respond? No food, no water badgered by fat TSA agents. Whose got the lack of respect here?
And now we know how the airports plan to deal with someone coming back from Africa with a fever.
Does it count as activism when she's the one being quarantined outdoors or being asked to stay home, even though there is no risk?
I'd have an agenda too!
Where is everybody getting that there is "no risk"? Every reputable source says the risk of transmission is within a 21-day period (and in semen up to 90 days, but that's her...I mean his...problem). No official is dying to enforce quarantine on someone without cause.
Not necessary. I understand that she rejected making a deal over what she considers her inviolable rights. I may be reading in too much, but she could very well comply with CDC guidelines without formal agreement. She sounds like a libertarian - I will obey the law though I have no obligation to!
I was thinking that she was a libertarian too, just a wild guess.
You want nurses who are nice....like wonder bread. She is educating people about what real nurses are like. Strong, brave and wish to be left alone. Nurses are advocates. When you recognize that and begin to replace your vision of what nurses are with what they are in reality, it may be easier for you. You will have to get over your "mean" first. We are not gracious most always, we are tough and firm. That is why the public trusts us. Who else today is going to tell you the truth?
OMG. You are speaking tongue-in-cheek, right? Nurses are not god. We should trust a nurse who thinks her precious rights are being stomped on when it is universal knowledge in the real scientific community that 21 days is the incubation period? I wonder what else she might have thought unnecessary.
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