They can develop some new attractions for Plague Land. |
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I wonder what doctors and scientists have to say about this at the University of Florida.
Not everyone in Florida is crazy. People need to speak up. Exemptions, sure. That gives you freedom. But eliminating mandates, no. |
| Does this mean they dont legally have to put seatbelts on their children either? |
| No, just stupid. |
| GOP congressmen should be barred from having their own family members vaccinated. They voted for this! |
| They're literally everyone in the world at risk. DUMB AS F!!! |
| This is what "I know as better as experts" "I did my own research" ultimately leads to. |
Even if he has the credential, there's no requirement that you use the honorific. And, given the proposal to make the population sicker, there's a strong case that the honorific shouldn't be used. |
You'd want to have information, not just about deaths, but about illnesses, reduced quality of life, and all of the other negative impacts from these diseases beyond death. Against that, you'd want to offset whatever positive effects not getting vaccinated might have. On the road death side, to the extent you think it's relevant to the vaccine discussion, you'd also want to line up the costs and benefits of driving. |
Why? The two are very different things and just because the risk of dying from measles is low doesn't mean you shouldn't prevent getting sick if you can. There are negative to illness other than death. No one wants a lengthy hospital stay even if they don't die. It's like the raw milk debate. Sure if obtained safely the risk of getting sick from raw milk is low. But if milk is contaminated the outcome can be devastating. Just watched a mother crying about how she gave her child raw milk and he was hospitalized and while she herself didn't drink the milk she still got sick while caring for him and had a miscarriage/stillbirth as a result. |
I can’t find 1960 but in 1980 worldwide 810,000. In the Americas 7000 and in Europe, 10,000. https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/deaths-due-to-measles-by-region |
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All deaths that could’ve been prevented by vaccines
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/deaths-due-to-measles-by-region#all-charts |
| One more reason to vote against the republicans in Florida in 2026. It's a stupid decision. |
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It's insane to take the position of writing off the relatively low number of dead kids by measles when we don't need to have ANY deaths by measles!
And yes, it's not just deaths in the immediate aftermath of infection, it's the long term consequences - there is a horrible brain wasting condition you can develop years after having measles that will slowly liquefy your brain until you die, but which can last years during which your family must care for you and watch you waste away, often at a fairly youthful age. What kind of person would take these kinds of TOTALLY UNNECESSARY risks with their allegedly beloved child's life????????????? |