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Zika has spread from Uganda and Brazil to numerous countries across the globe. Florida is hit hard and California has reported cases.
Is it ethical to send our best athletes to the source of a disease which causes brain damage in-utero and is sexually transmitted?
Imagine Zika as the yellow lines in pic related after the closing ceremony of the Olympics 2016.
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>>2183661
Athletes are pretty useless now a days.
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>>2183661
No worse than the shit infested waters they are trying to compete in. Should have thought about this before they decided to hold the olympics in a 3rd world country.
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Yes its ethical and totally worth it, if not who is going to distract all the worlds sheeple?
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Wait 4 more years for the olympics in japan, radiated waters are far worse than head shrinking moskitoes
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Since you all obviously don't care to talk about humans here; allow me another approach...
Activists spend millions fighting against the cruelty of animal farms, but mosquitoe farms are meticulously overlooked. Why doesn't /an/ keep mosquitoes as pets?
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Why do I feel like every few years there's some crazy pathogen that's going to kill us all but then nothing ever really happens.
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>>2183701
Africa has a 10% HIV infection rate.
Blacks in the U.S. are around 4%.
Number one cause of death for black females age 25-29 in the U.S. is aids. (Would be for black males also but their number one is murder by another black male, aids being number 2)
But nobody talks about it because its 40 year old news.
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>>2184203
stop believing every retarded thing you read on the internet
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