Swine Flu

yes im sorry however, one of the best ways to boost the global economy is by good old war, mass death. i know it sounds bad and i dont like to see people die however it does open up the work force. it does make the gov. spend monies on food and equipment. my brother lost his job, the whole plant shut down due to not enuff food needed to send to soilders( they made M.R.E's). 500 people lost their jobs over this small issue, now the city is hurting and people are going out of the area for work....it snowballs.
with less people to feed, farmers can produce better crops and more luxury crops.
with less people to work, more jobe are available.

anyway it might not be the only way, or the best way..however, it does work and it does work quickly.

The other way would be if we mass colonized another planet, but that solution is very far away as far as I'm concerned.

Last year over 6,000 people died of the Influenza the flu is the flu.Theirs all types of strands of it its always growing stronger .But the government wants you to be afraid.Oh no 150 cases Influenza what about their preexisting health conditions these people may already have ,Who knows if any of the people do or do not have HIV OR AIDS.Or just a weak immune system. NO WORRIES :D

Lol. We wont die by swine flu. But we will all die in the solar storm. Go to www.nasa.gov and search solar storm. Have fun. =D

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Originally Posted by Zenrax

Silly human. Terminators run on the blood of their victims, not gasoline.

*hefts I-beam, hurls at Draz*

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out of the bike...not you...

*deflects i-beam with force field*

It's now been renamed. It's the whine flu now, as in "whine about the swine flu which is now renamed the whine flu" flu.

Oh my, how to not die by the swine flu DO WHAT MOMMY USED TO TELL YOU AND WASH YOUR HANDS AND COVER YOUR MOUTH WHEN YOU SNEEZE OR COUGH... Jeeze... But seriously, while its not the happiest thought in the world, to quote Ebineezer scrooge sometimes it is just a good idea to decrease the surplus population not intentionally mind you but... I mean some of the greatest innovations come out of suffering and times of trial after all. Think of it this way... Civony is the world, there are active members, (good healthy people who wash there hands eat well etc) and then there are the people that spam, creat innactive accounts, and in general act like trolls, (the people of the world that just make me wonder how they ever survived and how as a society we evolved, and don't wash there hands or do what mommy says etc sit on the couch all day you get the point) well then eventually sooner or later the world slows down till the server (the world) is threatened with crashing, as a result the Administrators (or swine flu, sorry no offence meant to the developers etc) comes through like thief in the night killing off all the things that cause the world to slow down and then we wake up the next day, saddened to see that some people who were friends but went innactive are gone, our favorite person to farm is no longer there, but at the same time happy because the world is now progressing forward and not lagging.
Tah dah...

Wow.. do you seriously think that the swine flu is like a plaque... wow... just wow... Seriously people are way over paranoid.

No I think that its influenza h1 n1, a strain of a particularly nasty virus, which originally almost brought the world to its knees do I think that it will do it again no not at all. I just enjoy long winded metaphors.

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Originally Posted by Thork88

Wow.. do you seriously think that the swine flu is like a plaque... wow... just wow... Seriously people are way over paranoid.

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Agreed -- the worst Flu pandemic (the 1919 Spanish Flu) had a mortailty rate of 2-4 % of infeceted patients -- extremelty high for Flu. but palrty compared to the back death. which had:

30-70% for bubonic plague
90-95% for Pnuemonic Plague (still has a 10-15% mortality rate today)
100% for Septicemic Plague (which still has a 100% rate today)

Or Small Pox which had:

30-35% mortality rate for V. Major strain -
And an estimated 80-90% mortality rate among native Americans and Meso-Americans.