“Would you like to live next door to ebola victims?”
As of this moment, the people in question are not Ebola victims. But, to answer your question, if I lived in a village in Liberia with no running water, sanitation and in extremely close proximity to Ebola victims in a shanty, I would be concerned. In the developed world where there is plumbing, sanitation, and space between homes with walls, roofs and floors that were not dirt and not susceptible to encroachment of sewage, I would have no concern of being infected.
Living in a developed world is a two edged sword.
Sure we have great healthcare, better housing, better hygiene.
We can also travel with great ease and spread disease farther.
All this globalism hasn’t really been so swell because now we have hemorrhagic disease and beheadings on American soil.
I used to think I wouldn’t worry too much about muslims unless I lived in Africa or the ME.
These things are here now and growing by the day.
If you’re not worried, more power to you.
All this madness is really starting to frighten me though.