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The thread discusses concerns about a woman's health status, with the original post expressing surprise or alarm (though the exact content is unclear). A subsequent comment defends her, highlighting her professional background and criticizing the behavior of an infected individual in New York who was engaging in public activities, implying that common sense should guide response efforts. Overall, the tone suggests disagreement over the level of concern or response needed, with emphasis on personal responsibility and rational judgment.
The thread discusses concerns about a woman's health status, with the original post expressing surprise or alarm (though the exact content is unclear). A subsequent comment defends her, highlighting her professional background and criticizing the behavior of an infected individual in New York who was engaging in public activities, implying that common sense should guide response efforts. Overall, the tone suggests disagreement over the level of concern or response needed, with emphasis on personal responsibility and rational judgment.
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The woman has shown no signs of the disease. Why not leave her alone? She is a medical professional. This all started because that one man here in New York decides to be the busiest sick person on the planet, going bowling, jogging, riding the subway... its surprising for me to agree with President Obama. Common sense should prevail.
