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Ebola was 100 times more deadly, didn't spread as fast but way more deadly

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It got in my country tho, and I’m from the north side of Europe

It was every day on the news for months

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Well considering you contract Ebola when you come into contact with contaminated blood, and not sharing the same air, the two are really QUITE DIFFERENT.

You could almost say, its like apple's and oranges.

but one kills more (also also kills quicker)

If it kills quickly, no need for a vax...chance of spread is negated.

You lost me

Exactly. You dont understand.

The media treats COVID like the new plague when it's really not. I would really prefer not to be forced to take an emergency vaccine for a sickness that only has a 5% death rate. I would have taken an emergency vaccine for ebola (which has a 50% death rate) if it came to my country. But emergency vaccinations for COVID don't make sense to me.

You don't have a point. . ..

The point is, as is with all virus's, if the virus kills its host fast, the virus dies with it. No chance of transmission, and it goes away. The problem with a virus that doesnt kill right away, plenty of chances to transmit and mutate into another strain, guaranteeing survival. Those are the ones you need a vax for.

Is that point enough for you. Like I said, you dont get it.

Stay in school kids

Haha I graduated :)

it was contained in a much shorter period of time, though.

True. But it certainly deserved more attention than COVID is getting