[Catspaw]

I do, too. It was a guy who had just retired from the hardware business, and a father of a grade school and middle school classmate of my daughter. He came home, got sick, rebounded, crashed and died a few weeks later. The community was in shock. That's why I'm worried about her.

If I remember correctly, he was given an anti-maliarial drug that had been superceded by a newer, more effective medication. I hope she and the rest of the group are taking the most up-to-date drugs available. I'll worry until she gets back. And she's probably having the time of her life.

[Avoiding_Sulla]

...You SHOULD worry...

...That's why I'm worried...

Until there are more aware like you two, but concerned enough to campaign vigorously to overturn the enviro-wackos agenda, you'll see many more deaths of this nature.

However, as I've witnessed far too frequently from people I'd still call friends here at FR, it's flat-out surprising who has been indoctrinated into believing there are too many people on the planet.

Please pardon my skepticism if this doesn't apply to you two, but I've seen far too many who become concerned over stories like this one, clearly the consequences of international policies, only when they have a personal stake in the deaths. Otherwise it's "oh well, ya know Av, the enviro-wackos do have a point." This is the "morality" of the new paradigm.

Have a good day.