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lemmy.world

I guess the antivaxer dumb-dumbs needed a few people to die of measles before they could understand vaccines save lives.

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lemmy.world

Lessons not learned in blood are soon forgotten.

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Funny story - this lesson will also be forgotten asap.

I mean, the alternative is to admit they were wrong. And - that's not going to happen, so.

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Every medical lesson is learned in blood. Kind of by definition. This is an education problem.

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What, rainwater bathed in full moon light not doing it anymore? Have you tried an infusion of mugwort, eye of newt, and the cry of a black cat at a crossroads? It's sovereign for skin conditions, and makes a great salad dressing.

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The article says it's mostly adults who are unsure of their vaccination. I feel like these aren't anti-vaxxers and just people who don't remember (or have the record) of immunization as a kid, or people who just want to get a booster. The actual anti-vaxxers are probably still not getting them.

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That's STUPID! RFK JR told me Sunlight and CRYSTALS are all that's needed and also Measles isn't THAT Bad!

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Measels didn't happen.
And if it did, it wasn't that bad.
And if it was, that's not a big deal.
And if it is, that's not my fault.
And if it was, I didn't mean it.
And if I did, you deserved it.

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Vaccine demand soars in Texas amid measles outbreak | Spyke