Menelik II
I wanna see receipts!
what about the child
Anti-Vaxxer Logic on disease: "It’s Part of Your Plan in Life,"
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They dont go in to details of underlying causes and guy creates the "what if" scenario too many times with a hypothesis and not facts.
ExodusNirvana
Change is inevitable...
what about the child
fukk EM
Anti-Vaxxers are the same as Flat Earthers and Climate Change deniers. You are a threat to the progression of the human race.
fukk EM
Anti-Vaxxers are the same as Flat Earthers and Climate Change deniers. You are a threat to the progression of the human race.
Can you show evidence of children dying for not having the vaccations compared to those who have gotten them?
It's called life before the polio vaccine nikka duh
@Menelik II you have awakened the original rednecks of the forum btw
They don't contribute in any way shape form or fashion outside of discouraging medical treatment.
Don't worry, they'll argue they're not like the tea party or trumpset, but their posts here are all the proof you need. They were the originators of clinging onto fake website and circulating fake news.
@thekingsmen
They don't contribute in any way shape form or fashion outside of discouraging medical treatment.
Don't worry, they'll argue they're not like the tea party or trumpset, but their posts here are all the proof you need. They were the originators of clinging onto fake website and circulating fake news.
Menelik II
I wanna see receipts!
@Menelik II you have awakened the original rednecks of the forum btw
They don't contribute in any way shape form or fashion outside of discouraging medical treatment.
Don't worry, they'll argue they're not like the tea party or trumpset, but their posts here are all the proof you need. They were the originators of clinging onto fake website and circulating fake news.
@thekingsmen
I have an article from a fake news organization in the liberal mainstream media.
Bucharest (AFP) - A measles outbreak in Romania has killed 17 children and infected thousands more since September due to poverty and an anti-vaccination movement, local media reported Saturday.
Romanian health minister Florian Bodog said that none of the children who died from the highly contagious virus had been vaccinated, adding that the last victim was a one-year-old girl from the northern city of Satu Mare.
More than 3,400 people have been infected since February 2016 compared with the year before when the country registered seven cases but no deaths, Bodog said, according to the Hotnews.ro site.
He urged people to get vaccinated, saying it "is the only effective way to prevent the disease".
Measles is a contagious respiratory illness characterised by high fever and the eruption of small red spots.
The World Health Organisation recommends two doses of vaccination, the first by a child's first birthday, to ensure immunity and prevent outbreaks. Such vaccinations should cover 95 percent of the population.
But Bodog said only 80 percent of Romanians receive the first vaccination dose and just 50 percent receive the second.
In Romania, poverty, the lack of access to health services, and the percentage of parents who refuse to vaccinate their children are at the heart of the recent epidemic.
Religious organisations and public figures have led recent anti-vaccination campaigns.
According to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, while Europe as a whole has made progress against the virus, Romania is still considered high-risk for transmission, along with Belgium, France, Germany, Italy and Poland.
In poor countries, many people simply do not have access to the $1 vaccine (94 euro cents), but the WHO has pointed out that children in affluent countries have a greater risk of infection because of scepticism about immunization.
Measles outbreak in Romania has killed 17 children
Bucharest (AFP) - A measles outbreak in Romania has killed 17 children and infected thousands more since September due to poverty and an anti-vaccination movement, local media reported Saturday.
Romanian health minister Florian Bodog said that none of the children who died from the highly contagious virus had been vaccinated, adding that the last victim was a one-year-old girl from the northern city of Satu Mare.
More than 3,400 people have been infected since February 2016 compared with the year before when the country registered seven cases but no deaths, Bodog said, according to the Hotnews.ro site.
He urged people to get vaccinated, saying it "is the only effective way to prevent the disease".
Measles is a contagious respiratory illness characterised by high fever and the eruption of small red spots.
The World Health Organisation recommends two doses of vaccination, the first by a child's first birthday, to ensure immunity and prevent outbreaks. Such vaccinations should cover 95 percent of the population.
But Bodog said only 80 percent of Romanians receive the first vaccination dose and just 50 percent receive the second.
In Romania, poverty, the lack of access to health services, and the percentage of parents who refuse to vaccinate their children are at the heart of the recent epidemic.
Religious organisations and public figures have led recent anti-vaccination campaigns.
According to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control, while Europe as a whole has made progress against the virus, Romania is still considered high-risk for transmission, along with Belgium, France, Germany, Italy and Poland.
In poor countries, many people simply do not have access to the $1 vaccine (94 euro cents), but the WHO has pointed out that children in affluent countries have a greater risk of infection because of scepticism about immunization.
Measles outbreak in Romania has killed 17 children
Is William Thomson a quack or all of a sudden unqualified to be working as a scientist for the CDC JUST because he spoke on something counter to the pharmaceutical industries interests? Especially when it's specifically concerning something to BLACK PEOPLES detriment...
I think yall are underestimating cacs.
Meta Reign
I walk the streets like, ''say something, n!gga!''
Did you not read the title of your own thread?where does it say she 'speaks for all parents', where's the propaganda?
Does it not imply that you saying that it is the logic of all parents who choose not to vaccinate?
I'm not ok with this at all, because their unvaccinated kid could very well go to school and get my kid (and a bunch of other kids) sick.
But anti-vaxxers are generally too stupid to argue with, so it is what it is.
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
they can oppose it, but their claims are totally baseless nothing what they say makes sense. its even ripped to shreds on snopes.com
you can't give a woman a hormone shot and make her permanently infertile, why you think women need to get contraception shots every 3 months
‘A mass sterilization exercise’: Kenyan doctors find anti-fertility agent in UN tetanus vaccine
" But it is the five-vaccination regime that is most alarming. “The only time tetanus vaccine has been given in five doses is when it is used as a carrier in fertility regulating vaccines laced with the pregnancy hormone, Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) developed by WHO in 1992.” "
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Historical Vaccine Safety Concerns Concerns | Vaccine Safety | CDC
^^^^^CDC even has a page of admitted vaccine incidences.............
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@Menelik II you have awakened the original rednecks of the forum btw
They don't contribute in any way shape form or fashion outside of discouraging medical treatment.
Don't worry, they'll argue they're not like the tea party or trumpset, but their posts here are all the proof you need. They were the originators of clinging onto fake website and circulating fake news.
@thekingsmen
wake me up when your soft posting ass can provide evidence.
Just like a liberal who doesnt have kids and is gay, so wont reproduce.
