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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsThe tragic similarity between many people in ebola areas and tea partiers and climate deniers.
The tragic similiarity is that all these groups don't trust scientists. I have heard a number of health workers fighting the outbreak say that many people don't believe that ebola exists.
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The tragic similarity between many people in ebola areas and tea partiers and climate deniers. (Original Post)
snagglepuss
Oct 2014
OP
They don't trust scientists saying something exists. How is it "terrible, unfair, deeply
uppityperson
Oct 2014
#6
Very interesting. "I have heard a number of health workers fighting the outbreak say that many
Louisiana1976
Oct 2014
#2
uppityperson
(115,677 posts)1. Very good comparison.
cali
(114,904 posts)5. it's a terrible, unfair and deeply colonialist comparison.
uppityperson
(115,677 posts)6. They don't trust scientists saying something exists. How is it "terrible, unfair, deeply
colonialist"? Serious question, not snark.
Louisiana1976
(3,962 posts)2. Very interesting. "I have heard a number of health workers fighting the outbreak say that many
people don't believe that ebola doesn't exist."
snagglepuss
(12,704 posts)3. An edit has been made.
immoderate
(20,885 posts)4. Yeah. I might agree with what that was intended to mean.
On edit. It was and I do.
--imm