Unvaxxed child in Texas just died of the measles

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Up to 378 cases reported. Spread to Maryland, Ohio and Alabama now.

Patient in DC now

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I follow the vaccine schedule and support vaccines. But sneering at people will do nothing. Listen to The Daily from yesterday.

It just needs to be a law that all kids get vaccinated for their protection, just like it's the law that kids must wear seatbelts and babies must be in car seats. Zero exceptions.

Fat chance of that happening with RFK Jr as our chief public health officer. He spent a day last week playing tennis with Novak the Eastern European tennis star who is famous for refusing to be vaccinated (so Australia and the USA wouldn't let him in the country to play various matches).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Up to 378 cases reported. Spread to Maryland, Ohio and Alabama now.

Patient in DC now

Great.

I am so sorry for all the parents of young kids and those who are immunocompromised. RFK and Trump are personally responsible for every case.

[Anonymous]

Texas makes no GD sense.

Texas: lets a pregnant women die from sepsis to "save" a "child" that implanted as an ectopic pregnancy. Which is a pregnancy that is not viable and will not go to term to result in a live birth.

Also Texas: mothers have the right to choose what is best for their child. If they don't want to vaccinate them and the end result is disease and death, that's God's will because that was her choice.

Why anyone would want to live in that backwards ass state is beyond me. I find it disgusting that so many B and C list celebs are moving there. Makes me wonder if they are B & C list because A-list liberal Hollywood has blacklisted them for being secret Republicans.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Parents should be prosecuted.

For ammonia?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The parents of the child that died due to measles are still supporting not vaccinating children.

It’s heartbreaking that these two have no idea just how much they don’t know about vaccines, how the human body works, and the harm caused by measles. They’re utterly and completely ignorant, but think they possess the knowledge to make informed decisions. They will continue to make detrimental choices for their surviving children, thinking they’re protecting their kids, and most, if not all, of those children will grow up with the same reckless ignorance and misplaced confidence in their decision making.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The parents of the child that died due to measles are still supporting not vaccinating children.

It’s heartbreaking that these two have no idea just how much they don’t know about vaccines, how the human body works, and the harm caused by measles. They’re utterly and completely ignorant, but think they possess the knowledge to make informed decisions. They will continue to make detrimental choices for their surviving children, thinking they’re protecting their kids, and most, if not all, of those children will grow up with the same reckless ignorance and misplaced confidence in their decision making.

Hear me out - they didn’t want kids, but it’s what their community demands, so they don’t really care if they live or die. I mean, not enough to invest in educating themselves on things like how to avoid killing your kids with measles.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Up to 378 cases reported. Spread to Maryland, Ohio and Alabama now.

Patient in DC now

That’s quite a lot of people exposed on a train and at Union Station. Trump and pandemics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:This study will be a real example of fraud waste and abuse since there are already dozens of studies showing there is no link between vaccines and autism.

The guy RFK Jr. put in charge of this:
a) not a doctor
b) a disaster

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Parents should be prosecuted.

For ammonia?

Ammonia is deadly.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The parents of the child that died due to measles are still supporting not vaccinating children.

It’s heartbreaking that these two have no idea just how much they don’t know about vaccines, how the human body works, and the harm caused by measles. They’re utterly and completely ignorant, but think they possess the knowledge to make informed decisions. They will continue to make detrimental choices for their surviving children, thinking they’re protecting their kids, and most, if not all, of those children will grow up with the same reckless ignorance and misplaced confidence in their decision making.

Hear me out - they didn’t want kids, but it’s what their community demands, so they don’t really care if they live or die. I mean, not enough to invest in educating themselves on things like how to avoid killing your kids with measles.

This. Having kids is a hoop they have to jump through to be considered an adult. So it really doesn't matter to them if these particular kids die or not, they have secured their status on their community.

[Anonymous]

You guys really are trying to relive the glory days of Covid aren't you? The rush you got when you get to tell other people what to do...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You guys really are trying to relive the glory days of Covid aren't you? The rush you got when you get to tell other people what to do...

Who’s telling anyone what to do?
No one.
Well apart from the health secretary sending people to the er because they are jaundiced with excessive vitamin A.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the medical advice, Secretary RFK Jr.! https://www.tpr.org/public-health/2025-03-27/west-texas-children-treated-for-vitamin-a-toxicity-as-medical-disinformation-spreads-alongside-measles-outbreak