Day by day, we try not to judge official responses to Ebola as there is a learning curve in dealing with a growing outbreak. But at some point, it becomes so confusing that U.S. citizens don't know what to believe. Do we blame the government? Do we blame the planes for flying infected people into the country? Do we blame the victims? Who is there to really blame? Or are we all on our own to take personal responsibility for our own health?
CDC response to Ebola in disarray: Agency under fire for 'scapegoating' Texas nurse infected while treating Thomas Eric Duncan - as experts say hospitals are unprepared for outbreak and warn of more cases - Daily Mail
A World Health Organization doctor is even issuing warnings.
W.H.O. doctor warns of future Ebola outbreaks if drastic changes aren't made to check travelers - Daily Mail
So, if that doctor was in Nigeria working with Ebola patients for 31 days, maybe she should self-quarantine instead of griping about not having her temperature checked on arrival in the United States?
Self-quarantine seems like the smartest answer if anyone knows they've come into contact with an infected Ebola patient. Self-quarantining will protect the public. Self-quarantining will protect the community. Self-quarantining will limit spreading the virus.
Agreeing to quarantining of any type will even protect your dog, now:
New Dallas Ebola patient's dog will NOT be destroyed and has been moved into quarantine after outcry over killing of Spanish patient's beloved pet - Daily Mail
Whoever you blame... please don't blame the pet dogs!
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