What worries you more(keeps you up at night)? Ebola, Isis, or the Ferguson riots?
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1.) ISIS....their scary black flags alone give me nightmares.....this one easily number 1 for me....
They generally have quite menacing faces as well, and don't smile very often...
2.) Ebola.....those "moon suit" folks waddling around reminds me of a creepy 70's movie, The Andromeda Strain, or those mean guys in hazmat suits that tried to take ET away from Elliot.....Ebola def number 2 for me..
3.) Ferguson....not so scary, as the folks down my block riot every week-end...especially when the price of beer goes up...this guy here was so peeved when a 24 can case of Schlitz went up to $9.78....felt he had to make a statement of sorts...
Anyway, how would you good folks/posters at City-Data rate these three horrible things that keep us all up at night?
Well, last night the ferguson riots because i knew they were also gonna riot all over the USA and i really thought a bullet might come thru my window. so it was pretty scary. i dont do violence well.
Isis - this is the first foreign threat which seemed real because those MF'ers are even killing Muslims. that is new. they even hate radical muslims (well this was before i read they were now gonna team up). what gets me - they have people in america that are sleeper cells and these could attack any time.
ebola - last but now least, seems like its not a threat anymore, but disease may be a bio-terrorism that can be used against us. Like the movie Contagion, it could spread. Especially with the illegals swamping america with third world country diseases they are immune to but we arent.
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