Swine Flu FTW.
Lawl.
In English class we have to do this thing called an 'Artical of the Week', which we read and discuss. This weeks was on Swine Flu. Go figure. Anyway, in the artical, which was from Monday, it said that 81 people in Mexico had died. The first thing i thought about was;
'How old were they?'
Which lead me to begin to ask 'Were they healthy? Where did they live?'
I asked, and could not find an straight answer. Why is this? This makes me relize that some people don't ask for the fact..no not 'facts' but, they don't ask.
Yes, people of all ages seem to be dieing from this strain of Flu, but most poeple will stop at this point, and freak out. You need to keep going ;D Usally, the FLu kills the very young and very old.
You should ask,
"How old were the people who have died? Were they living in 'good' living condition, were they healthy, or were they living in a slum? (FYI, I don't mean people live in slums in Mexico, people live in slums EVERYWHERE)
So, yes, its a big issue, but don't run around like a chicken with its head cut off. (yay centrfugal force ;D)
Think.
Ask.
Learn.