To: The Energizer
The problem with self-defense against biochemical warfare is that there is, in fact, very little that we can do against it. This is the classic case of public goods versus privatization -- the government is simply better suited to protect us than we are to protect ourselves. The government has to be proactive in destroying all peoples who harbor ill-will toward the U.S., because biochemical warfare will prove to be the nuclear bomb of our time.
8 posted on
10/03/2001 11:47:28 AM PDT by
daniel1q
To: daniel1q
BS screw the gov.org when it comes to protecting us. ANY type of antibiotic would do wonders if used imediatly after being infected. It might not save your life but it will increase the odds of you surviving.Problem is by the time we know we have been infected it is usually too late for anything to do any good. If gov.org wanted to protect us we would all have high quality surgeon masks(which are cheap and in abundant supply) and antibiotics in our medicine cabinets
15 posted on
10/03/2001 1:02:46 PM PDT by
winodog
To: daniel1q
BS screw the gov.org when it comes to protecting us. ANY type of antibiotic would do wonders if used imediatly after being infected. It might not save your life but it will increase the odds of you surviving.Problem is by the time we know we have been infected it is usually too late for anything to do any good. If gov.org wanted to protect us we would all have high quality surgeon masks(which are cheap and in abundant supply) and antibiotics in our medicine cabinets
16 posted on
10/03/2001 1:02:48 PM PDT by
winodog
To: daniel1q
The problem with self-defense against biochemical warfare is that there is, in fact, very little that we can do against it.
Anyone who remembers NBC (Nuclear, biological, chemical) training from the military realizes how futile it is to expect you can protect yourself for any period of time.
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