They don't need to puke. Sweat transmits Ebola. Someone suffering from Ebola just needs to collapse in the middle of the subway, and people will help the pers

They don't need to puke. Sweat transmits Ebola. Someone suffering from Ebola just needs to collapse in the middle of the subway, and people will help the person up, possibly infecting themselves by being coughed on in close quarters, or puked on inadvertently. At this point, once we get uncontrolled Ebola infections in people not remotely associated with West Africa, this is going to be a big problem because we will need to quarantine everyone that has Ebola-like symptoms, which will cause panic and become a huge burden on our medical system. And that's stupid to say I'm not qualified to have an opinion. I don't need to be a doctor to be allowed to have an opinion. I look at what the so-called experts claim, and understand that what I'm seeing in reality doesn't match what they say. And in fact, my opinion matches what other "experts" are questioning, a la LA Times article[1]. So, yes, I am qualified enough to have an opinion just by using simple common sense. You can feel free to be a good sheep and listen to what you're told, but I prefer to think for myself. And to be clear, I'm not worried I'm going to get Ebola. I just don't like it when I keep reading in the news that Ebola is extremely hard to catch, when it's obvious that it's not based on the evidence of who and how people are contracting it. [1] http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-ebola-questions-20141007-story.html#page=1 http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-ebola-questions-20141007...