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Subject Dallas Dimwits move family of ebola bio-terrorist into SPACIOUS 4-BEDROOM HOME

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Original Message What the hell?!

As if Clay Jenkins' words and actions weren't disgraceful enough, the Dallas Mayor says it was a "terrible place" they were living in and that "WE are more decent than that".

FUCK THAT.

WE THE PEOPLE do not owe these people ONE damn thing.

The comfort and safety of four people - especially when they may be infected with a deadly disease like ebola and are just filthy people anyway - does NOT supersede the safety and welfare of the legal citizens of an entire city, state, or nation.

And what no one seems to be addressing is whether the girlfriend KNEW Duncan had been exposed but willingly allowed him to go into her apartment and be around her kids - if so, she should be criminally charged.

Texans should be offended and outraged by the Dallas Dimwits and their betrayal of the rights of legal citizens and their allegiance to these filthy Liberians.

DISGRACE.

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DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins personally escorted the family of Ebola carrier Thomas Duncan to a 4 bedroom spacious home in a gated community Friday. It’s where they will live, miles away from their cramped apartment in Dallas while under quarantine.

“I’m wearing the same shirt I was when I was in the car for 45 minutes today with that family,” said Jenkins about the car ride. “If there was any risk, I wouldn’t expose myself or my family,” he said during Friday’s press conference where city and county leaderscalled the move necessary.

“Where they were living was a terrible place. And we are more decent than that,” said Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings.

[link to dfw.cbslocal.com]

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