RFK - Make America Healthy? again?
I believe this guy is going to need his own thread.
Quick, time to do more FUD about whether it was actually the measles that killed this kid. Don't let us down.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/s...
Second child dies from measles in Texas outbreak; Kennedy to visit state
Story by Phaedra Trethan, USA TODAY
A second child with measles in Texas has died amid an outbreak that's sickened more than 480 people in the state since January.
Fifty-six of those who have gotten measles have been hospitalized as of Friday, the state's Department of Health reported on its website. The exact cause of the latest death is still under investigation.
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he will visit the state, Axios reported. NBC News reported Kennedy would attend the child's funeral.
Kennedy, a longtime vaccine skeptic, had suggested people use Vitamin A and cod liver oil to treat and prevent the highly contagious respiratory illness, prompting multiple children to need treatment for Vitamin A toxicity last week.
A child died from measles in late February as the outbreak in the South Plains and Lubbock region spread. That child was not vaccinated against the disease.
A two-dose vaccine, usually administered as part of a combination with mumps and rubella or MMR vaccine, can prevent more than 97% of infections. Even if a vaccinated person does develop the illness, symptoms are generally mild and the illness is less contagious.
Quick, time to do more FUD about whether it was actually the measles that killed this kid. Don't let us down.https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/other/s...Second child dies from measles in Texas outbreak; Kennedy to visit stateStory by Phaedra Trethan, USA TODAYA second child with measles in Texas has d
Lol
The child died of “measles pulmonary failure,” according to records obtained by The New York Times. The hospital, part of UMC Health System, confirmed the death on Sunday and said the girl was unvaccinated and had no underlying health conditions.
The child died of “measles pulmonary failure,” according to records obtained by The New York Times. The hospital, part of UMC Health System, confirmed the death on Sunday and said the girl was unvaccinated and had no underlying health conditions.
Ok. Thanks for the update.
Just to clarify, my lol was directed at the article contradicting it's own headline, not the child's death.
A growing outbreak, two children dead and feckless leadership of federal health authorities which dispenses alternative medicine, cuts funding, lies about hospitalizations and removes oversight.
And the reply from the thread's resident anti-vaxxer is "lol".
You know there are people behind these opinions and posts, but they make it really hard to spot sometimes.
A growing outbreak, two children dead and feckless leadership of federal health authorities which dispenses alternative medicine, cuts funding, lies about hospitalizations and removes oversight.
And the reply from the thread's resident anti-vaxxer is "lol".
You know there are people behind these opinions and posts, but they make it really hard to spot sometimes.
As long as someone else suffers they don't care. In fact, they get giddy.
A growing outbreak, two children dead and feckless leadership of federal health authorities which dispenses alternative medicine, cuts funding, lies about hospitalizations and removes oversight.
And the reply from the thread's resident anti-vaxxer is "lol".
You know there are people behind these opinions and posts, but they make it really hard to spot sometimes.
I just explained what the "lol" was for.
GFY by the way.
A growing outbreak, two children dead and feckless leadership of federal health authorities which dispenses alternative medicine, cuts funding, lies about hospitalizations and removes oversight.
And the reply from the thread's resident anti-vaxxer is "lol".
You know there are people behind these opinions and posts, but they make it really hard to spot sometimes.
I'm convinced there are two categories of evil people. Genuine evil and people that are too stupid to realize they are evil.
It's okay, we get that you don't understand these things. The article actually does not contradict itself but I know these things are hard for you. Measles killed the kid regardless of the specific cause of death.
If you need a simple parable to explain: if a man kills someone, he still killed them regardless of whether it was a hammer to the head or a knife to the stomach. Or if he ran them over with a car and they died of sepsis weeks later.
A growing outbreak, two children dead and feckless leadership of federal health authorities which dispenses alternative medicine, cuts funding, lies about hospitalizations and removes oversight.
And the reply from the thread's resident anti-vaxxer is "lol".
You know there are people behind these opinions and posts, but they make it really hard to spot sometimes.
ok. ut it's still grotesque to treat 2 deaths (or 8) like this.
it's grotesque in the face of not treating all avoidable kid deaths the same, simple as that.
and ita done on purpose for political reasons. because these are deaths that somehow you want to link to the right, even if the ONLY cause was a PARENTAL choice, not a policy choice.
blame the parents and no one else. responsibility in liberal democracy is ALWAYS STRICTLY PERSONAL when it's about voluntary actions and inactions like in this case.
it's obscene to claim these deaths are in any way a responsibility of anyone other than the parents.
It's okay, we get that you don't understand these things. The article actually does not contradict itself but I know these things are hard for you. Measles killed the kid regardless of the specific cause of death. If you need a simple parable to explain: if a man kills someone, he still killed them regardless of whether it was a hammer to the head or a knife to the stomach. Or
Sorry, but you're an idiot.
If the cause of death is still under investigation then the headline that the cause of death is measles is incorrect.
FYI, it's possible for the exact cause of death to be unconfirmed but still know measles caused that exact cause. BJ is too ignorant to understand that, but most people aren't.
FYI, it's possible for the exact cause of death to be unconfirmed but still know measles caused that exact cause. BJ is too ignorant to understand that, but most people aren't.
WTF is this gibberish?
If you don't know what the exact cause was how do you know measles caused it? It could have been completely unrelated.
Health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Sunday that “the most effective way to prevent the spread of measles is the MMR vaccine,” his most direct statement yet on the issue, following the death of a second child of the condition in the outbreak in West Texas.
BJ you better keep up to make sure you're still towing the party line
BJ you better keep up to make sure you're still towing the party line
I don't tow party lines. I tow my own line using facts, evidence and logic.
Speaking of which, this interesting new Japanese study just came to my attention.
I don't tow party lines. I tow my own line using facts, evidence and logic.Speaking of which, this interesting new Japanese study just came to my attention.https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/ar...
Definitely worth continued research into these vaccines (nah wait, let's just cut all the funding instead right?).
I know you posted this with no added comment, insight, or perspective as usual just to troll and spread your vaccine FUD but I'll take the bait. I read the study and there is no smoking gun in here like this weird, vaccine obsessed X community seems to want there to be. Of course there should be continued research but the stroke risk and spike protein indicators of actually having COVID way outstrip this small sample. Not to mention they acknowledge that they can't really isolate for the vaccine as opposed to actual infection....

Of course there should always be more research but nothing in here suggests that not taking vaccine > taking vaccine....
Every single one of those studies he posts is finding viral spike proteins. It's nearly impossible to find people that haven't been infected with covid at least asymptomatically at this point.
Hell I've got no "documented history" of covid infection and I know I've had it at least twice. "Documented history" is meaningless.
Antivax guy thinks he’s a genius.
Of course there should always be more research but nothing in here suggests that not taking vaccine > taking vaccine....
I disagree. By getting vaccinated you are increasing your possible risk of getting persistent spike protein. Getting vaccinated multiple times increases that risk exponentially.
Don't get vaccinated, then you eliminate one of the two ways you can get persistent spike protein.
I prefer my chances with the second option. Especially if you are in a low risk category for covid. Which is basically anyone under 65 years of age who is reasonably healthy.
Dr. Andrew Zimmerman’s full Affidavit on alleged link between vaccines and autism that U.S. govt. covered up.
"The following is the full sworn Affidavit and curriculum vitae for Dr. Andrew Zimmerman, the world-renowned pro-vaccine pediatric neurologist specializing in autism. He says as an expert witness for the government defending vaccines in vaccine court in 2007, he told the government that vaccines can cause autism in “exceptional” cases, but says the government hid the information and misrepresented his opinion."


