Efficiency Not Always A Good Thing

Heartbreaking news: Resurging, but probably won't reach where it's really needed for a while.

Ebola and its related group of devastating infections will never become a threat to the US. The disease simply sickens and kills too quickly, plus anyone in the US with an odd febrile illness and rapid progression to prostration is placed into gown and glove isolation at just about every hospital in the country.

So far, fingers crossed, the virus's efficiency & the health establishment's efficiency have kept these United Snakes & the Euro-trashpean community from what they deserve.

So chill, E. (If I may.) No rush. Aircraft will take you anywhere you want to go as long as you don't act up while you're on board.

(And when Obamacare has hollowed out America's greatest-in-the-world for-profit health care system there won't be gloves or gowns to protect real Americans. Or hospitals. Just witch doctors.)

Need more coffee: Two cups & all the outrage I can muster is apoca-porn? Yup, that's all.

Here we go then:
[UNENTHUSIASTICALLY, SHAKING FIST AT DWINDLING AUDIENCE]
Die humans die!
[WANDERS OFF STAGE RIGHT MUMBLING]

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Ed.'s Note: Brought to our attention days ago (we had the tab wide open for some time before surrendering to inertia) but it wasn't until we spotted the above excerpt explaining why EBOV wasn't yet in these United Snakes that we were saddened/angered/disappointed/miserable enough to type.

(Sorry to go "meta," but our flailing about here is the only subject that doesn't make us totally numb. Except, uh, besides ... mmm, other than ... nope, that's it.)