| OccultHawk |
01-28-2019 11:36 AM |
https://www.google.com/amp/s/abcnews...%3fid=60674518
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Dr. Peter Hotez, a vaccine advocate and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, said in an interview on ABC News' "Start Here" podcast that the disease poses a real threat many have forgotten about.
"People are often very dismissive of measles, but we forget the fact that it's actually, up until fairly recently in human history, it's been one of the great killers of children worldwide," Hotez said. "It's one of the most highly contagious diseases known to humans, so on average if a single individual gets measles, 12 to 18 other individuals will get it as well."
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ffs
You cannot just decide to expose your child to deadly diseases
That’s the most clear cut child abuse possible
Thousands of scientists worked for decades to eliminate these horrifying diseases and now because the ****tard idiot ****s think they “researched” something because they clicked a link that was probably originally manufactured by Russian trolls that they saw on Facebook the diseases that tortured and killed humans by the millions are making a comeback. Every guardian of an unimmunized child caught by this outbreak should be doxxed, shamed, harassed and the CDC needs to team up with the police and get the vaccines in every unvaccinated person in the country. Build a wall around measles and polio not Mexico. Even ****ing India has approaching 100% vaccination rates. Nigeria is ahead of the PNW. It’s intolerable.
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