No they aren't. Kids were not at risk for covid and we later found out that many lies were told by the media, vaccine makers and the medical establishment.Then they are just stupid uneducated parents.
No they aren't. Kids were not at risk for covid and we later found out that many lies were told by the media, vaccine makers and the medical establishment.Then they are just stupid uneducated parents.
people are simply skeptical of government and big pharma pushing certain solutions for certain problemsSome parents (especially low income and uneducated) believe with their whole chest that vaccines are worse than the disease.
They think they're smarter than doctors and everything is a big conspiracy theory. They will believe anything if you put it in a chart or make it sound official with a statistic.
I think a lot of them suffer from some type of underlying mental health condition.
Because until recently people were smart and got vaccinated.Measles might have had a 60% fatality rate when your grandparents were children, it's a much different story in 2025.
There is no risk with the vaccine.This comes down to personal choice, do you want to take the risk with the disease or do you want to take the risk with the vaccine.
There would be fewer deaths if everyone got vaccinated.The flu kills a thousand times more people per year than measles does, are people who refuse to take the flu vaccine moral reprobates too?
Yeah, just forget about it and wait until you get shingles a few decades later. If it manifests itself on your face it can cause blindness. I had it on my abdomen, and that was bad enough. So you've got a choice: get the chicken pox vaccine, or wait until you get chicken pox and then get the shingles vaccine, or forget about both and go blind. Once shingles starts the vaccine is useless.The seatbelt counter argument is the dumbest. Without one you would die in a minor collision. You don't need a vaccine for something minor like chicken pox.
Children weren't at risk for COVID-19? Most weren't as severely affected by it, but they are just as prone to catching it as anyone else, regardless of age. And they can spread it to those who could be severely affected. "Sorry that you killed Grandma by passing on COVID, but we were scared of a needle and didn't want to see you get jabbed."No they aren't. Kids were not at risk for covid
No, the lies were told by scammers who wanted to sell fake cures for a quick buck, and idiots who failed science from kindergarten to grade 12 bought every word.and we later found out that many lies were told by the media, vaccine makers and the medical establishment.
The vaccines never prevented the spread although big pharma and Fauci claimed they did. Others whom were the scammers telling the lies along with mainstream media.Children weren't at risk for COVID-19? Most weren't as severely affected by it, but they are just as prone to catching it as anyone else, regardless of age. And they can spread it to those who could be severely affected. "Sorry that you killed Grandma by passing on COVID, but we were scared of a needle and didn't want to see you get jabbed."
No, the lies were told by scammers who wanted to sell fake cures for a quick buck, and idiots who failed science from kindergarten to grade 12 bought every word.
Equid fecesThe vaccines never prevented the spread although big pharma and Fauci claimed they did. Bother of whom were the scammers telling the lies along with mainstream media.
Considering half the population is of below average intelligence, I think it's safe to say forcing this on the populace, much like Seatbelt laws, speed limits, traffic lights, and the many other public safety things we do is a good thing.I had measles as a child and survived. I grew up with many others who did as well. People are acting like kids are catching the black death. Is it preventable, sure but it's far from Y. Pestis. So hows about instead of acting like a bunch of cunts and shaming people who refuse to get their children vaccinated for measles we do are best to make sure they are given the best information on the vaccine, it's pro's and con's, and let them decide what's best for their children
Dude it can also cause blindness, other really bad symptoms including brain swelling causing damage, and if a pregnant woman gets it birth defects. So yes, it should he forced. Its a highly contagious disease. And there are no side effects from a vaccine.You are missing my point entirely, nobody is compelled to take the flu vaccine. The flu kills thousands of people each year. The measles vaccine is forced on people when almost everybody who gets it survives.
Ever think the more you allow it to spread the more likely it can mutate back to be a killer? And yes I think those you don't get the flu vaccine, especially elderly who can infect an entire care home, are morally idiotic.Measles might have had a 60% fatality rate when your grandparents were children, it's a much different story in 2025. There's been three fatalities as a result of the current measles outbreak in the US. There are thousands of cases reported. The last major measles outbreak in the US in 2019 had nearly two thousand and zero fatalities. I may have been a steady C- in math class in high school but even I'm smart enough to know that amounts to a fraction of a percentage of all cases reported over the past six years.
When I had measles as a kid back in the 80s there were at least a dozen other kids who had measles in my school at the same time I did. None of them died as a result.
This comes down to personal choice, do you want to take the risk with the disease or do you want to take the risk with the vaccine. If measles did still have a 60% fatality rate you'd have a pretty good argument that you'd be stupid not to take the vaccine but that's not the case today and hasn't been the case for decades. So let people decide what they feel is best and stop being such a sanctimonious douche bag if they don't agree with you. The flu kills a thousand times more people per year than measles does, are people who refuse to take the flu vaccine moral reprobates too?
When the media says a 300% increase in cases it's only about 3 cases. It's how they manipulate the masses.I had the measles when I was in high school. It wasn't pleasant but it wasn't terrible either.
I remember driving to the doctors office and sitting in the waiting room with about 10 to 15 people.
No one batted an eye come to think about it...Today the news makes it sound like the bubonic plague.
Because it's easy to dismiss science and follow conspiracy theories. Let's not forget that one of the countries with the most prestigious health research facilities in the world picked an unqualified brain damaged moron for their highest health office.Just read this article about the measles outbreak in Ontario, and Canada in general.
I really don't understand why parents won't vaccinate their kids against a very preventable disease.
Not only are you putting your own child at risk, but others who are to young to get vaccinated.
I'm not a parent but do schools ban kids from school if they aren't vaccinated?
Why put your child through this if it's preventable?
https://ca.style.yahoo.com/measles-outbreaks-growing-canada-mother-080000510.html
Father of the year right here. On an escort board.If you have no children OP you should keep your opinion to yourself science isnt dogma.
edit: Keep laughing incel we see why you have no children.
That's doesn't look like Fauci. And covid proved that the conspiracy theories were more accurate than the science.Because it's easy to dismiss science and follow conspiracy theories. Let's not forget that one of the countries with the most prestigious health research facilities in the world picked an unqualified brain damaged moron for their highest health office.
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No dumber than the totally unconfirmed death of ONE person possibly dying from a vaccine!The seatbelt counter argument is the dumbest. Without one you would die in a minor collision. You don't need a vaccine for something minor like chicken pox.
Wait, which COVID-19 conspiracy was proven true... That the vaccine contained chips to control people, or that COVID-19 was caused by 5G rollout?That's doesn't look like Fauci. And covid proved that the conspiracy theories were more accurate than the science.