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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / February 2008Leprosy in Arkansas
http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html The exact reason we need stiffer rules on entering the country and better enforcement... Immigration can be a bad thing if people refuse to change unhealthy ways while entering the country.  Signature________________________ "Let me note if you get endorsed by The New York Times you're probably not a conservative," Mitt Romney >http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html > >The exact reason we need stiffer rules on entering the country and better >enforcement... Immigration can be a bad thing if people refuse to change >unhealthy ways while entering the country. I thought Billy Bob Blow Job Klintoon and his lovely pants suited wifie had left Arkansas...... SignatureScott in Florida If Hillary gets elected, she won't do anything about this because she doesn't give a rat's a.s if Bill's _____ falls off. Wait, this is different disease, isn't it? She still won't do anything because she doesn't care if Bill gets it. Wait, they don't live in Arkansas anymore, do they? They're carpetbaggers, right? > http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html > > The exact reason we need stiffer rules on entering the country and better > enforcement... Immigration can be a bad thing if people refuse to change > unhealthy ways while entering the country. > http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html > > The exact reason we need stiffer rules on entering the country and better > enforcement... Immigration can be a bad thing if people refuse to change > unhealthy ways while entering the country. What unhealthy way's lead to Hanson's disease? I think the key word in what you wrote is "blamed." In other words, you have offered no evidence that the disease was imported. Jeff >> http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Jeff Disease out breaks happen all of the time from people entering this country. Meningitis comes to mind. Do you think people entering this country who do not have proper vaccines or do not get proper treatment are actually good for the health of the nation? As for the "evidence." Read the story. I am not against immigration. I am all for it, in fact. I am however against entering this country illegaly or with out concern for others. >>> http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > Disease out breaks happen all of the time from people entering this country. And a lot of those people are US citizens who returning from being outside the country. Or people visiting on visas, like tourists from Asia or Europe. > Meningitis comes to mind. Do you think people entering this country who do > not have proper vaccines or do not get proper treatment are actually good > for the health of the nation? > > As for the "evidence." Read the story. I read the story. The word "story" is correct here. We don't know who imported the disease or under what circumstances. > I am not against immigration. I am all for it, in fact. I am however against > entering this country illegaly or with out concern for others. I don't think the Mycobacterium leprae care whether or not the person is here legally or not. jeff > And a lot of those people are US citizens who returning from being outside > the country. Or people visiting on visas, like tourists from Asia or > Europe. You did not read the story, unfortunately. >> As for the "evidence." Read the story. > > I read the story. The word "story" is correct here. Are all stories false? Aparently story equates to false in your book. > We don't know who imported the disease or under what circumstances. "Medical specialists say the Marshall Islands have the most cases of leprosy, in the world. And the city with the largest number of Marshallese people, outside the Marshall islands, is Springdale. And Bingham says, it makes sense, then, that leprosy is spreading to the city. "It's from the Marshall islands; that's why we're seeing it."" I will take a medical professionals word over yours... Leprosy in the USA is so rare that it is rarely seen by most doctors. > I don't think the Mycobacterium leprae care whether or not the person is > here legally or not. > > jeff No, they do not. However, have you been to a third world country? I don't think you have. I am willing to bet you have not! >> I think the key word in what you wrote is "blamed." In other words, you >> have offered no evidence that the disease was imported. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Disease out breaks happen all of the time from people entering this > country. Tuberculosis was almost wiped in this country, and people coming into the country illegally (from Asia) have brought a particularly virulent strain with them that challeneges a new form of treatment, since all known forms fail. The same goes for the "Black Syph", a form of syphillis also from Aisa that resists current treatments. But, let's just keep welcoming these people with open arms! If they had come in legally (which they couldn't!) these diseases would have been discovered and the carriers would have been turned away. But since we really don't care, once they're here we take them in and let them spread their inflictions on others. >>> I think the key word in what you wrote is "blamed." In other words, you >>> have offered no evidence that the disease was imported. [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > since we really don't care, once they're here we take them in and let them > spread their inflictions on others. Do we test legal immigrants for syphilis? >>>> I think the key word in what you wrote is "blamed." In other words, >>>> you have offered no evidence that the disease was imported. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Do we test legal immigrants for syphilis? They have to have health certificates. >>>>> I think the key word in what you wrote is "blamed." In other words, >>>>> you have offered no evidence that the disease was imported. [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] > > They have to have health certificates. Takes just a few bucks, no doubt, to obtain one of these, regardless of their actual health. >>>> If they had come in legally (which they couldn't!) these diseases >>>> would have been discovered and the carriers would have been turned [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Takes just a few bucks, no doubt, to obtain one of these, regardless of > their actual health. Oh, I'm sure. But I believe you have to be tested for TB and syph before you leave your country, and then again when you get here. >>>>> If they had come in legally (which they couldn't!) these diseases >>>>> would have been discovered and the carriers would have been turned [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > But I believe you have to be tested for TB and syph before you leave your > country, and then again when you get here. In other words, you're guessing and assuming. Do we test legal immigrants for syphilis? Find out. You have nothing better to do. >> But I believe you have to be tested for TB and syph before you leave >> your country, and then again when you get here. [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Do we test legal immigrants for syphilis? Find out. You have nothing > better to do. Nah. Two jobs, playing in two bands, getting rid of snow dumped by Global Warming, taking care of my elderly Mom, I gots nuttin' better to do... Except that my first wife was an immigrant (a LEGAL one) and had to go through a whole battery of tests before and after she got here... >>> http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html >>> [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > I am not against immigration. I am all for it, in fact. I am however > against entering this country illegaly or with out concern for others. Meningitis is considered not at all uncommon here, and it's been that way since I first became aware of it. That would've been the late 1960s when a kid in my high school had the disease. > Meningitis is considered not at all uncommon here, and it's been that way > since I first became aware of it. That would've been the late 1960s when a > kid in my high school had the disease. Talk to health care workers in many states. You know; nurses, CNAs, doctors, techs, etc. Ask them about TB. Ask them how much more often they're now tested due to exposure. Ask them why. >> Meningitis is considered not at all uncommon here, and it's been that >> way since I first became aware of it. That would've been the late 1960s [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Ask them about TB. Ask them how much more often they're now tested due to > exposure. Ask them why. See my response right below... >> http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html >> [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Jeff p.s. i never used the word "blamed." >>> http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html >>> [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > p.s. i never used the word "blamed." Read the text in the URL. >>>> http://gatewaypundit.blogspot.com/2008/02/leprosy-outbreak-in-arkansas-blamed-on.html >>>> [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Read the text in the URL. I did not make the URL.. so I did not "write" it. |
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