Anti-Vac Mother jailed.

Oct 4, 2017 6:54 PM

CliveBixby

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-41504796

Unfortunately, she was jailed for reneging on a promise she made to her ex-husband to have their child vaccinated & not for the actual refusal to get the child vaccinated.
The father has been awarded temporary custody in order to get the child vaccinated.

I'm going to type the words 'child' & 'vaccinated' again in the hopes that you've said them in your head that many times whilst reading this that they now sound weird.

Lol, not following a Judge's orders is not a good idea.

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Unless you're a friend of Donald Trump. Oh, and you violated the rights of non-white people.

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Hey lady:I've got an uncle who was crippled by polio. Why don't you ask him if he thinks you should take time to vaccinate your beloved kid.

8 years ago | Likes 12 Dislikes 1

This, right here. I've seen polio. Vaccination, it's free. Ffs. Do. It.

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HELL YEA- oh it's only for seven days. Shit.

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At least the kid will get vaccinated though.

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The worst part is all the headlines about this infer she was jailed for not vaccinating, not that she was jailed for refusing a court order.

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Imply. But yes. This.

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She was supposed to vaccinate and didn't therfore she got the cufs. I don't see the mistake in those titles?

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It's clickbait, and you fucking know it is. If it said "mother jailed for refusing court order", no one would even know about this story.

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Good. She should've got more than just 7 days in jail. It's more like attempted murder than simply not following an agreement she signed

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Except that even if her kid gets sick, it has a pretty good chance of surviving. On the other hand, it'll contribute to the spread and >>

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mutation of diseases that can easily prove catastrophic. You're being too kind.

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Yes. Yes I am

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Legally, the father could have just taken the kid to be vaccinated the first time he had a visitation. It only takes one parent to consent.

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Unfortunately this will just create a martyr for anti-vaxxer morons. I am glad someones taking care of the kids well being, great father.

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"Temporary custody to get the child vaccinated" How about full custody because the mothers a fucking idiot?

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Give these people the same respect that you might an obstinate amateur elevator designer or freelance bridge builder.

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Good. Herd immunity is no joke and letting idiots who don't understand science put other people's children at risk is unacceptable.

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According to safeguarding law, this is neglect. So she should be charged for not vaccinating rather than just reneging a promise :(

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Well at least one of the parents is smart

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Yes, the mother...

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So the kid will be ½ smart.

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Oh, look, he's smartarded...

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He procreated with an anti-vaxer. So he's not THAT smart.

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Mate I have an IQ over 130 but when I'm horny, anxious, hungry or just bored, I might as well have an extra chromosome.

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To be fair, 99.9% of men AND women have fucked someone they shouldn't have because their genitals said it was a good idea.

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The way I figure it, we are all entitled to one really big, incredibly stupid screw-up in our lives. ~ Michael Garibaldi - Babylon 5.

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I suppose that's fair.

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My entire life is that screw up

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She wasn't jailed for not vaccinating her child, she was jailed for defying a court order.

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Met a woman who was married to a doctor but said she didn't believe in medicine. Said her "strong personality" won and none of her kids 1/2

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were vaccinated or given medicine. Not surprised when she explained the doctor was her -ex-husband.

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She wasn't jailed for anything but violating a judges orders. Don't tell a judge you will do something and don't, it will not end well!!

8 years ago | Likes 7 Dislikes 0

She disobeyed a judge's order. She was jailed for contempt of court because Trump didn't pardon her.

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Remember kids, don't be a reneger.

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Reneger, please.

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This story had a happier ending than some of those circumcision stories.. when one parent refuses to let their child get 1/2

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genitally mutilated, sometimes the other parent does it behind their back with the doctor's support. True horror...

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Beautiful.

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As a STEM woman, why is it predominantly women who are anti vac?

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Mommy bloggers.

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Maybe women are statistically more likely to be the ones making health decisions for their children--with or without good information/sense.

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I'm guessing this plays a big part. As a mom, I'm the one that does all the dr appointments and such, therefore making most of the decisions

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The anti-vaxxers target them specifically and prey on their fears. There is also a long, shitty history of doctors not being honest or (1)

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..up front with women, patronizing them and even using them as unknowing guinea pigs. This has understandably contributed to trust (2)

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Because the misinformation is primarily targeted at gullible young mothers through channels which are frequented by them.

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Just like $40 for shampoo and probiotics and "nutritional" supplements.

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Probiotics aren't a panacea but have their place

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Without wanting to sound patronising, maybe because most women don't follow / aren't encouraged to take STEM study further than necessary /1

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At this point stem fields are begging for more women. I'd say it's more likely just a natural preference for social etc etc studies

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Scandinavia would tend to agree with your supposition.

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so haven't learnt the critical thinking skills that are often taught at higher level STEM education 2 be able 2 evaluate evidence correctly?

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In my head it reads like I'm saying "Hur dur, women are thick"...I'm really not, hopefully that's not how it reads!

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I would add that most MEN are not taught critical thinking skills either

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to "temporary primary custody" ? TEMPORARY? the fuck

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Men, I hope you heard that: TEMPORARY primary custody. The psycho gets the kid back when she gets out of jail.

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Does that make her a reneger

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It's scary how fucked up these people. Them, the chemtrail people. The flat Earthers. They seriously think someone is out to poison them.

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But Facebook and my yoga teacher said it's bad for them.

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Both sources have little reliability do I hope this was a joke.

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Don't forget your chiropractor!

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Oh yeah? My aunt believed in holistic healing and crystals. When she got cancer, she stuck to them instead of modern big pharm (1)

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treatments full of toxins that just want your money. And you know what happened? ... She ded. She died from cancer. (2)

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( Sad but true. Literally let it eat her throat away while the family had to stand by and watch because she was extremely stubborn and dumb)

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Ah yes, the Steve Jobs method

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Besides, why use needles? Mosquitoes are nature's vaccines. (Found on a mommy forum)

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My neighbor who sells healing crystals said they're bad.

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Wow, get a load of the corporate fake news propaganda coming out of Big Crystal.

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Corporate news is so fascist it makes me sick

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This is why fake news are so dangerous and need to be stopped. Industrial-sized internet trolling is not taken seriously.

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Hahahahahahah

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That is actually a very funny comment. Comedy well executed!

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I'm not yet convinced that the chicken pox vaccine (varicella) does not cause molluscum contagiosum. So there's that.

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And even if it did...that's a very common easily cured issue

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No. Not easily cured. And it wasn't common 15 years ago. Possibly common now because all kids are required to get the varicella vaccine.

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And chicken pox is far more easily managed and lasts less than 2 weeks. Molluscum can last years.

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This yoga teacher is pro vax all the way

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I once had 5 single mothers tell me on Facebook that vaccines are bad. When I proved otherwise they said "You think you're better than us??"

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What did you reply with?

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I didn't bother anymore. They had no intention to change their mind and evidence of the contrary only strengthened their faulty beliefs..

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Did you tell them yes?

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At that point they were disagreeing just out of spite and didnt want to learn anything, so I just left the discussion.

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Once upon a time. My ex fiancee's heroin addicted sister was explaining that she wouldn't vaccinate her kid because she thought it caused

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Autism

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I cannot explain in words how happy I was when her kid got taken away

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Lol

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There's no think about it.

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And I hope you said, "I am."

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I didn't reply. Fucking hopeless response to a long discussion.

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Awwwww, cmon. The show was just getting started

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"Objectively."

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I am very conflicted about this issue. On one hand I enjoy the thought of children being sick on the other i enjoy stabbing children.

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You sick fuck... That's nice work, you keep it up.

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Why not stab sick children with "get-well" needles?

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You can always stab sick children and their mothers. Why not both?

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Sure he does it it's funny, but I do it it's in "bad taste"

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you, i like you.

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Is there a third hand where you like not getting smallpox?

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i am sooooooooo not interested in these antivaxxers, hearing about them and how stupid they are all day is almost as bad as them

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Almost as bad as flat-earth believers?

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hearing about them constantly is worse than knowing they exist because people complaining about obviously brain damaged dopes proves that

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they're ALSO just as dumb and now the dumbness level has doubled

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Hey That's Daniel Tosh's line. Stealer.

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You can always use an empty needle.

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Air bubbles are funny.

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Oh fuck you, I almost managed to forget that was a thing.

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Don't go into the dark comment threads expecting unicorns, and if you find one anyway, its horn will be covered in blood, 100% of the time.

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So you give them a live virus vaccine instead of a dead one.

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I agree

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we eradicated Smallpox from the face of the earth through vaccination. Vaccinations work.

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Hahaha suuure we did. Or much better sanitation and hygiene did the trick. Do some reading and stop being a sheeple.

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False. "After vaccination campaigns throughout the 19th and 20th centuries, the WHO certified the global eradication of smallpox in 1980"

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Hygiene does fuck all for smallpox. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smallpox#Transmission there's your reading assignment

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I’m pretty sure I can wash my nostrils.

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Thalys not going to stop you from contracting or spreading Smallpox.

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Well to be honest I believe in vaxing against current threats but vaxing against old diseases that hasn't been seen for over 100 yrs nah

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Herd mentality.

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I wonder why they haven't been seen...

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Bc we stopped immigration for a while then resumed it bringing new strains over that we had no cure for.

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And now with mass travel you'd presume there'd be weekly outbreaks no?

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No immigration might suck but they do check for disease among other things. Through inoculation most diseases have died out.

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There are ppl who actually believe in mermaids. I find them less harmful than anti-vac and flat-earth ppl.

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Can you give your reasoning as to why flat-earthers are harmful and not just moronic?

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Well, I mean, if you let them pilot a plane...

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As long as they stay in the northern hemisphere, it'll be fine

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Yeah, thinking that the earth is flat rarely causes your death or the death of others

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I would argue that they encourage a wider mindset that refuses to understand scientific reasoning or even simple observable facts. It's not>

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that thinking the Earth is flat is itself harmful, it's the gross ignorance that their position promotes.

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This, all day.

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There shouldn't be any allowances for personal beliefs on things that are dependent on herd immunity.

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Mandatory vaccines would create a bunch of aggravating red tape for children with contraindications, I wish people would just vaccinate 1)

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their children if they could. It's like the no gluten craze, but dangerous. 2)

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Especially simce their stupid decision can cost countless lives.

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I'm OK with people not being vaccinated as long as they're kept on an island or something like that where they can't spread diseases.

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Have it be restrictions on financial aid then. Once it become punishable by jail or mandatory by force, the government legally own your body

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You cannot goto college in the US unless you show your vaccination records. I did in 1989.

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That is not how ownership works.

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Because of civil forfeiture you didn't really own property. They government can tell you what you can't do and now what you must put into1/2

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4/4 something when you are the sole decider of what happens to that object?

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Considering that even in your bizarre exaggeration the government wouldn't be "the sole decider of what happens to that object"...?

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3/4 a vaccine. This is essentially the tools a less benevolent government has used for eugenics in the past. How is it not ownership of

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2/4 your body. And when you say only vaccines would be mandatory you still give the government the sole power to specify what constitutes

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So your for the gov forcing ppl to inject stuff in their bodies? That's an extraordinarily dangerous precedent to start don't you think?

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Vaccination is a great idea, but I'm suspicious of what crap the vaccine companies put in those injections and how it affects us.

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I mean really who does it hurt other then ppl who don't vax?

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Old people and babies too. Babies can't get measles vaccine until 1 year

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Eeeewe

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Old ppl are nasty

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A) Children who are misled by their moron parents and thus risk horrific illnesses B) People with immune disorders who rely on herd immunity

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They arnt your children so why do you care? And ppl with immunity disorders can still get viruses from vaxed ppl bc they still can carry it

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You mean like my 70 year old mother who has never had a single vaccine in her life and is literally the healthiest person I know?

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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hasty_generalization Congratulations, a sample size of n=1 is useless for a population. On the other hand1/2

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Herd immunity is a lie and a joke.

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It's basic logic. If you prevent the majority of population from being infected you limit spread to at risk people who can't be vaccinated.

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You're a lie and a joke.

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theres no real excuses anymore too. muslims can even get vaccines made specifically for them that aren't pork based. amish and such 1/2

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Tailored vaccines free of pork gelatin were initially made for Jewish people; in fact they were the first ones to request it. 1/2

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In Islam, the well-being of an individual supersedes any dietary laws. If it's good for the person but not halal, it's allowed. 2/2

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thanks for the correction!

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Oh, not a correction, just an observation. I'm sure there are a few Muslims who'd rather die than vaccinate but that's their ignorance. :)

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are the only ones who could have an argument, but you can just inoculate them instead and let them if they argue about it being modern. 2/2

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The Amish generally do vaccinate. Probably because they don't watch Jenny McCarthy or get medical advice online.

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Aside from you lack of knowledge about modern pharmacology, in health issues, muslims are always exempt from what the quran says, anyways.

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from what i understand there was a strong argument from some claiming that they could not be vaccinated due to pigs being used in the 1/2

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1/? that's lame. Islamic Organization for Medical Sciences had a meeting over 20 years ago about this subject and concluded that when you

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2/? convert an impure substance into something completely different that is pure it no longer has any issues with the quran. Thus the

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gestation of the virus that is then used in the vaccine. that said im using old info, am not a pharmacist, and am to lazy/busy to check. 2/2

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Spain once had their herd immunity drop to 90%. One girl with measles caused over 15,000 deaths.

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Got proof to back up that claim?

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I admit I made an error. However the outbreak was still a big deal. It was in 2006.

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That's fucking terrifying.

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Outbreaks. They ain't no joke

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I live there, I should know, why didn't I know?

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Well this is embarresing. I misremembered the number by a lot. Forgive me.

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how many outbreaks?

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Information about the outbreak: http://www.eurosurveillance.org/content/10.2807/esw.12.08.03144-en

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Still, 213 cases are a lot of cases. (I didn't find anything about deaths though; maybe I read it too fast)

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Yeah, like I said, I remembered it incorrectly. I don't know how many deaths.

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So their education and health sucks because of mandatory vaccinations causing autism!? (Sarcasm)

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That's really confusing.

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The dominant religion there isn't anti-vaxx. It's not that they are pro-religion, but pro the dominant one.

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Nothing in The South makes any sense.

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This picture is presented in a way that implies that being #1 in vaccinations is the reason they are 50th in health and education.

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Only to the uneducated

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Yeah, I am in Honors English III as a Junior in High school and I was confused by the picture.

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English is my second language and I was not.

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*only to the vaccinated.

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Is this true? A southern state without any religious waiver...?

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Georgia is like this too. You HAVE to have your vaccinations (unless medical situations persist) to even go to public schools

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Same in TN. Medical exemptions are the only ones allowed.

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In my experience, most parents that refuse to vaccinate also insist on homeschooling their children.

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They know their population is too dumb to be allowed to make important decisions for themselves.

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"You know it's sad but truuuuuuueeeAHHH" - Metallica

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I watched this once and thought "Eh, this gif is an ok reaction." I watched it twice and started to appreciate it. After the third time it's

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I think everyone should be vaccinated, and I think people are idiots if they don’t but I’d be very wary of mandated health procedures

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We already kinda do. Most primary schools require them, colleges definitely do, and I imagine so do many jobs. It's not gov, but still.

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College dorms are germ pits already, I hate to think what a whole dorm building of anti-vax-raised kids would be

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I had to get a god damn malaria shot to go-to college. no idea why given it was in the damn states, but no idea how anti Vax kids get educ.

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Agreed, I think the only excuse should be medical reasons.

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The problem is, if herd immunity drops below what's needed, you have a nasty epidemic. Happened in France. Don't remember how long ago.

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I get what you mean, but typically government enforcement has to do with individual freedoms having an impact on other people. If (1)

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to be vaccinated, and therefore rely on herd immunity. The more people who choose not to vaccinate, the higher risk those who can't have.(3)

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choosing not to vaccinate only affected you, so be it. Your choice to be an idiot. The problem is that many people are medically unable (2)

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I generally wouldn't agree with government mandated medical practice, but because this poses a danger to others, I think it should be, (4)

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I'm not a fan of having to load a new page to continue the reply thread, but I see your point.

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But I suppose even if I was gonna keep it in a single thread, numbering at the front, instead of the back, would have helped.

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Your username is kinda relevant

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When I first learned what his actual voice sounded like, I was like

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I don't care if people get vaccines or not. Not my business.

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House said it best. That fucking brilliant man.

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Damn good scene

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House tells it like it is, even if it hurts. You gotta respect him for that though.

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Why does this command my respect?

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His real name is Hugh, and he is reading a script in someone else accent.

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Especially if it hurts. He particularly likes that bit.

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Loved that scene!

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the post says "unfortunately" but i would say it's fortunate. the kid will be protected and he will help maintain herd immunity.

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Didnt that episode end with it being something unrelated?

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she had a cold

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I think that scene was just a bit in the clinic rather than the case.

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I just watched it, he brought up the point of breastfeeding until 6 months

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I think every single doctor who comes face to face with an antivaxxer should say something like this.

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This is one of the several reasons why I wouldn't be a good doctor....also why I wouldn't be good in retail.

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Sadly... Lawsuit and loss of license is extremely easy in America

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Always upvote House

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But what if I don't like House?

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Downvotes

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 3

That's not fair. I'm sorry for having my own preference in medical shows?

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I'm pretty sure he meant that you should downvote the House related posts and comments if you don't like House.

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Nah it's not fair. I was just playing lol. I don't like most doctor shows either

8 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 1

I liked it till they brought in that bullshit asshole cop story. Then it jumped the rails just like Bones with that hacker.

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The cop thing was irritating at times, but was a great part of the story in the end

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Maybe but when something is that bad in my opinion to a story. I think the whole journey matters not just the end. So I stopped watching.

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Bones was always fuckin off the rails though. And unlike bones house ended in a way that made sense to the character of the show

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The journey is as important as the ending in a story. Once the cop came in it just got dumb. There is off the rails good though or funny 1/2

8 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

as well as just off the rails what the hell is going on. The cop thing might have ended well but during it didn't fit the tone at all. 2/2

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Speaking of House, is the Good Doctor any good? The ads for it look waaay too light-hearted for me

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Definitely not House, but it has the same sort of satisfying end. Not sure if I'm into most of the characters yet, but it's only two eps in.

8 years ago | Likes 3 Dislikes 0

You talking about the show? If you have never watched House I highly recommend it. Perfect blend of comedy and feels

8 years ago | Likes 11 Dislikes 1

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Cool, thanks! Ill set my dvr to record tonight :)

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House is one of the greatest smart asses of our time. Enjoy

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go back to where you came from with those YouTube sources l

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"Hundreds" compared to millions saved from life threatening and debilitating diseases. I'll take those numbers.

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8 years ago (deleted Oct 5, 2017 7:06 PM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

Clearly your knowledge of history is quite limited.

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Yeah, I never get flu shots they make a new one every year. But for polio and stuff? That's been around for decades. They do way more good 1

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Than harm. Its worth it for those. But I don't trust flu shots

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Flu vaccines are a gimmick and the HPV vax for kids is just poison. Facts!

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Doctor here. Narcolepsy - treatable, non-life threatening. Flu? Deadly to infants and the elderly.

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What you fail to mention is the insanely low frequency.

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8 years ago (deleted Oct 5, 2017 7:07 PM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

The statistics are quite clear.

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8 years ago (deleted Oct 5, 2017 7:07 PM) | Likes 0 Dislikes 0

Incorrect.

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