Person of the Year

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Clarissa

December 10, 2014

And Time’s person of the year is the Ebola fighter with Vladimir Putin as a runner up.

I understand that nobody has the balls to stop Putin in his world expansion. But could people at least try not to hand him these potent weapons of propaganda? Why is he the person of the year and not, say, the heroes who are defending the Donetsk Airport? If there was a feeling that somebody from the region should be declared person of the year, why should the evildoer be assigned the title and not the people who are fighting him?

I’m starting to suspect that if Ebola were a person, Ebola fighters wouldn’t stand a chance.

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2 responses to “Person of the Year”

Alexander

December 10, 2014

Well to be fair… even without ebola being a person, the ebola fighters don’t stand a chance. Not if the every single checkpoint up to date has been any indicator. The clinics in West Africa are achieving about an 11% survival rate… which if they were at least succeeding in quarantining the sick populous would make a difference… but they aren’t doing that either, no where even close, and so we’re still on our projected exponential growth rate that we were on months and months ago.

So… Putin lost to a fairy tale.

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Jones

December 10, 2014

If Ebola were a person, Ebola would be Elon Musk in an Ironman suit. 🙂

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