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Those shelves look way better than the Bozeman MT Wal Mart. But there is no panic, just extremely lazy stockers.

A local am black station said “they “ will probably have to declare “Material Law”.

Good, genuine blue music, though.

The station is owned by a NAACP leader. New Roads, Louisiana.

It still circulates in Africa. Congo literally just finished up their most recent outbreak. It will strike again. But it has very different Rnaught and death rate values. Basically, it is too strong of a killer to actually become a pandemic, as it kills off too many hosts too quickly to allow it to spread outside of sustained body fluid contact.

Ebola outbreaks are primarily sustained by the funeral practices of some Africans, who quite literally rub themselves in the body fluids of the dead person at the open casket funerals (direct kissing, rubbing, laying on dead body, etc) in order to say goodbye. When the govt steps in to control this behavior, then they resort to keeping the dead body for a couple of days at home to say goodbye instead.

That's fuqked up

Well, I'm sure that certain cultures think that our "viewing" and then "funeral" and then "burial" is an odd way to say goodbye also, after you've had some stranger stuff their body full of formeldyhyde and such chemicals. Then we put them in a casket so the bones don't get eaten, and then we put it in a concrete vault in the ground so that in theory nothing can ever get in. That seems pretty ridiculous too.

sis-n-law texted me tonight and said her Costco in Dallas area was sold out of anti-bacterial cleaning supplies

Coyotes/dingoes/hyenas gotta eat too. My personal preference, but some azzwholes went and passed laws...

Drag me out and leave me- either way, it's only memories left behind ..."goodbyes" are moistly show....(not a typo).

If the worthless redistributionists do escalate things, they may well plea for martial law.

A tornado requires certain conditions. If the conditions are there, doesn’t always indicate a tornado.

Timing....hope not.

My 92 year old uncle just called and said I best "get my ass to the store" and buy up a bunch of stuff before all of it gets sold out. Including water. I axed him to mansplain to me how the bug was gonna make the plumbing stop working that it did not make sense. He said it didn't make sense to him either but that is what the big shot on TV just said.

From the start the main thing that has been scary about this whole deal has been the way the Chinese were apparently willing to cripple their economy over it. Of course, they could mean anything. Local officials in totalitarian places like China tend to under react to problems then massively overreact in compensation for their previous under reactions. Who knows exactly.

A two percent fatality rate would be pretty severe in sheer numbers of deaths and it would be a pretty serious deal if this thing is as contagious as it appears, but it would not be a societal changing event. We live with far greater risks everyday in all sorts of activities.

i think the biggest concern is the potential need for hospitalization...if that spikes way beyond capacity, big problem

Us members of the 'fire should be well fixed with 22 long rifle shells.

That's because the vast majority of America never drinks tap water. They only utilize bottled water. Most that I speak with have been conditioned to think that tap water is actually harmful to them. Gotta hand it to the advertisers for doing such a good job!

Yes, China's reaction was very odd, dangerously so. Something more than they have told us was going on. My speculation is that they thought it was a bioweapons lab escapee designed to kill off mass swaths of their enemy--but got into their own people instead. They calculated that without massive overreaction they would kill too many of their own population to remain viable as a superpower.

We have a young family here from Milan, been here
5 or so years.

I ask her why come here.

Because she can walk around town safely.
"It's so nice to feel safe".

She grew up right outside Milan, it used to be nice there.
"Then they started moving in, now every door and window has to be
barred. And it's not safe to go out after dark".

Any guess what religion she mentioned?