Have no fear
my fellow Americans don’t believe your hype, we are not in any
danger of an Ebola epidemic. It is sad to see how the US government
is using fear as a tactic to win votes in an election. It is
ridiculous to think that we could scoop to such extreme measures to
win a vote. The United states has failed to truly inform Americans
about the facts regarding Ebola.
The truth is that Ebola is a virus
that only becomes highly contagious after it has been within its host
for an extended period of time. also that by the time the virus
becomes contagious it has weakened its host so much so that they are
either hospitalized or bed bound. Which is the reason why the people
at greatest risk of contracting ebola are hospital workers and
immediate family members.
These facts are known by the US but
are withheld to instill fear in Americans. Politicians know that
once fear is established it will cause us to panic. After we panic we
then have to find someone to blame for the problem. Lastly, after the
person is blamed, they have to be replaced with someone who either has
a proposed solution to the problem or sells us the idea they can
prevent the problem from ever reoccurring again. The person will most
likely boost research funding to find a cure, and indeed a cure
probably will be found. This will happen not because researchers have
the extra funds, but because now there is a lot of money to be made by
the vaccine. Money and the profits you can make off certain cures
plays an important role in research, which another fact that will not
be mentioned to the public.
The reality is that out of over three
hundred and sixteen million people in America there has only been six
confirmed cases. Which alone should let us know we are doing a good
job containing the virus and we are not in any immanent danger.
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