Have you been listening to the debate on Ebola? Watch for this, "the perfect solution". What you are going to hear from liberals is that nothing that they have heard so far is a "perfect solution". You can make your own list of the different proposals and each one will not be a "perfect solution". Why is it that liberals seem to feel that there is always a "perfect solution" for all problems? I know one thing about "perfect solutions" and that is only religion has them. People who buy in to religion know that religion always supplies a "perfect solution". The problem is that religion and the Bible have turned out to be dead wrong in many cases. This is a round about introduction to this blog, but read on.
First, do we need a ban on travel "from" countries where they are infected with Ebola? If we do that, it will not be a "perfect solution". We all know that, but does that mean that we should not implement a ban? I don't think so. The question should be, "does it help?'" We all know that it does help, so why do we even listen to liberals who claim that it is "not perfect".
I heard one commentator say that, "if we ban travel to the USA from an infected country, it will impact their economy". That is right and so what! There economy is now dead due to Ebola so how can you kill some thing that is already dead. Part of the reason that they have Ebola in the first place is that they are so poor and over populated that they live in filth. If banning travel impacts their economy negatively then it is clear that it is not a perfect solution. Starting to get the idea?
Remember when AIDS first appeared? I think that Carter was the President back then. The first group infected with AIDS were the queers. Back then, we did not want to single out queers and test them because it would not be PC. If we were going to test queers, then we should test Eskimos and everyone else. Sounds a little like what is going on at our airports now. What Carter needed was a perfect solution. Interesting that there are very few perfect solutions in real life.
I think you have gotten the message.
