Replace words like "with or exposed to a communicable disease" with "Suspected of being a witch", and you have the Salem Witch Trials all over again.

"A suspected case may be based [solely] on signs and symptoms" Like appearing to your neighbor to levitate when you were just walking up a small mound of dirt?

Like when your enemy, or someone that does not like you says they heard you talking to someone who was not there, and you get burned at the stake. And if you burn to death, it proves you were guilty. If you survives the flames then you were innocent.

Contact shall mean any person known to have been sufficiently associated with a case or suspected case that, based on the best available evidence of transmissibility, such person has had the opportunity to contract a particular disease or condition

I wonder if these rules apply to people who have taken it up the buttocks from someone who had HIV? Or the Tuberculoids flooding across the border, and ending up in NYC.

Replace words like "with or exposed to a communicable disease" with "Suspected of being a witch", and you have the Salem Witch Trials all over again.

"A suspected case may be based [solely] on signs and symptoms" Like appearing to your neighbor to levitate when you were just walking up a small mound of dirt?

Like when your enemy, or someone that does not like you says they heard you talking to someone who was not there, and you get burned at the stake. And if you burn to death, it proves you were innocent. If you survives the flames then you were guilty.

Contact shall mean any person known to have been sufficiently associated with a case or suspected case that, based on the best available evidence of transmissibility, such person has had the opportunity to contract a particular disease or condition

I wonder if these rules apply to people who have taken it up the buttocks from someone who had HIV? Or the Tuberculoids flooding across the border, and ending up in NYC.

Replace words like "with or exposed to a communicable disease" with "Suspected of being a witch", and you have the Salem Witch Trials all over again.

"A suspected case may be based [solely] on signs and symptoms" Like appearing to your neighbor to levitate when you were just walking up a small mound of dirt?

Like when your enemy, or someone that does not like you says they heard you talking to someone who was not there, and you get burned at the stake. And if you burn to death, it proves you were innocent. If you survives the flames then you were guilty.

Contact shall mean any person known to have been sufficiently associated with a case or suspected case that, based on the best available evidence of transmissibility, such person has had the opportunity to contract a particular disease or condition

I wonder if these rules apply to people who have taken it up the buttocks from someone who had HIV?

Replace words like "with or exposed to a communicable disease" with "Suspected of being a witch", and you have the Salem Witch Trials all over again.

"A suspected case may be based [solely] on signs and symptoms" Like appearing to your neighbor to levitate when you were just walking up a small mound of dirt?

Like when your enemy, or someone that does not like you says they heard you talking to someone who was not there, and you get burned at the stake. And if you burn to death, it proves you were innocent. If you survives the flames then you were guilty.

Replace words like "with or exposed to a communicable disease" with "Suspected of being a witch", and you have the Salem Witch Trials all over again.

"A suspected case may be based [solely] on signs and symptoms" Like appearing to your neighbor to levitate when you were just walking up a small mound of dirt?

Like when you enemy, or someone that does not like you says they heard you talking to someone who was not there, and you get burned at the stake. And if you burn if proves you were innocent. If you survives the flames then you were guilty.

Replace words like "with or exposed to a communicable disease" with "Suspected of being a witch", and you have the Salem Witch Trials all over again.