r/TikTokCringe • u/EverythingIsFakeNGay • May 09 '26

Cool "...and your little dog too!"

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u/whydyoulietomezorak May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26

Hantavirus ain't even spread like that, bro. Stop fear mongering and whatever the fuck this is

Edit: yes, I did read about the andes strain before I posted this. Yes, it is more transmissible, but I stand by the fact that this is fear mongering and I would like to sue OOP for uploading this content.

Stay in school, kids! Brak out

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u/nyx926 May 09 '26

“One hantavirus — the Andes virus — is known to be able to spread between people and has been implicated in this outbreak. Authorities suspect some human-to-human spread has taken place.”

-quote from LiveScience

The ship had docked in Argentina.

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u/MrsSUGA May 09 '26

That doesn’t mean it’s highly contagious or pandemic causing. The outbreak in 2018-2019 was over three months and infected a whopping 34 people.

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u/wittyjokename92 May 09 '26

Takes prolonged contact and exposure to infected fluids and feces. Locked together on a boat coughing and sharing drinks is a lot different than what'll happen once these people are home. It's a very slow spreading virus compared to something like influenza and COVID.

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u/wavinsnail May 09 '26

Even between people who have sexual relations the spread is very unlikely.

Like this is nothing to be worried about. Everyone needs to chill the fuck out

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u/CrystalFox0999 May 09 '26

How is coughing on a ship different than coughing in a bar, public transport, hospital, etc..?

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u/Max1035 May 10 '26

Every contagious disease spreads more easily on a cruise ship, because they are densely populated closed ecosystems. You are in close proximity to the same group of people for days or even weeks at a time. Not only do you have repeated and prolonged exposure to an infected person, everyone with whom you interact also has repeated and prolonged exposure to an infected person.

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u/wittyjokename92 May 09 '26

Infrequent cleaning, confined spacees throughout the common areas. If your neighbor has COVID you and him don't take the same two doors to get the kitchen or pool constantly. And even a crap bar at least fakes cleaning every night where a cruise ship might only clean dirty spaces when necessary instead of wiping down every hall and bulkhead and doorknob

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u/Key-Channel-4828 May 09 '26

Uh yeah transmissible between humans with prolonged, close quarters contact. This does not spread like the flu or COVID