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<blockquote data-quote="SRim23" data-source="post: 5880707" data-attributes="member: 568830">89 people in mexico have died from it...&nbsp; sure they are mexicans but they are still people.&nbsp;&nbsp; what would happen if the news wasnt covering it?&nbsp; how many americans would die?as of last night new york city only had 10, it jumped to 20 as of today.....&nbsp;&nbsp; doesnt seem so insignificant.&nbsp;&nbsp; my nieces school only had 1, but the kid was in school and came in contact with hundreds of kids for 5 days before he was diagnosed...&nbsp; im sure the number wont stay at just 1.and again if the news wasnt telling everyone about it, and the cdc wasnt making a big deal it would spread and possibly kill people.&nbsp; &nbsp; you people are never happy.&nbsp; if your family member died of it and the government didnt do anything youd *****, and now that the government is doing something you *****.....and webmd said there is only 1 case a year in the US, so the fact that there are 40 in a few weeks is kind of a big deal.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SRim23, post: 5880707, member: 568830"] 89 people in mexico have died from it... sure they are mexicans but they are still people. what would happen if the news wasnt covering it? how many americans would die? as of last night new york city only had 10, it jumped to 20 as of today..... doesnt seem so insignificant. my nieces school only had 1, but the kid was in school and came in contact with hundreds of kids for 5 days before he was diagnosed... im sure the number wont stay at just 1. and again if the news wasnt telling everyone about it, and the cdc wasnt making a big deal it would spread and possibly kill people. you people are never happy. if your family member died of it and the government didnt do anything youd *****, and now that the government is doing something you *****..... and webmd said there is only 1 case a year in the US, so the fact that there are 40 in a few weeks is kind of a big deal. [/QUOTE]

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