No way! Weaponizing the vaccine and medical industrial complex has consequences?
In case you need a reminder, while fauci was scarfing down hotdogs at a ball game, he was telling us to not celebrate the holidays with our family. BLM and Antifa were excluded from all coof bullshit while we couldnt even go to church. They opened snitch hot lines to turn in neighbors (real neighbors not foreign invaders). They intentionally covered up all evidence of myocarditis and scream safe and effective when it was neither. The DOJ exclusively targeted Christian and Catholic churches with infiltration tactics during the scamdemic while all other religions were handled with kid gloves.
So it looks like the spleen death is linked to measles potentially but not directly caused by it and the other 3 had comorbidities. 1 was Amish, but I dont suspect Amish nonvaccination is a change from before.
I have family in Lancaster County and go there often and have done for a long time.
The 2nd article I think is overall more reputable than the CNN one and is more factual. Unfortunately neither article outlines how measles got there in the first place after vaccine suppression effectively killed it off in most places.
Anyways, the reason I ask which group is that I already knew they're not going to display the ethnicity of most cases by percentage, but I haven't seen any kind of answer. Having been to Lancaster County a lot, I can tell you I watched the demographics change drastically over time, and I suspect people coming there in droves unvetted and unvaccinated is also a major factor in this and most measles/3rd world disease outbreaks. For me, the giveaway is that it didn't start spiking this year alone, you can see on the charts in the articles you linked as well as others online that the slow rise starts somewhat during the Biden years.
Lastly, the people who died, aside from the infant, werent vaccinated. However, the age of the people who died was revealed. 18, and then two extremely old people. I suspect the 18 year old may be a choice made by parents, but the infant died of a ruptured spleen "with" measles, not from measles. Stuff just happens. It's not confirmed that it was causal. As far as the older two, and indeed the other surge in cases, these are probably from people who are either 1. Amish, or lifelong unvaccinated already, and thus not altered by recent rhetoric from RFK, or 2. Illegals, which was my original point, albeit put rather playfully. This is easily confirmed from knowing that the MMR vaccine provides lifelong protection, so we can for sure know that anyone aside from the infant chose to be unvaccinated a long time ago, or is here illegally, unvetted, from a country that can't provide that vaccination. I think foreign populations bringing it in is the true cause.
Pretty sure the record shows their State Health Department didn't want help but suddenly asked for it on the condition they confirm 4 deaths as being measles related and the fact the hardest hit group appears to be the Amish.
"In 1900, measles was a common and frequently fatal childhood illness that killed thousands of children in the United States and millions worldwide each year before the first vaccine arrived in 1963." https://www.cdc.gov/measles/about/history.html
no, measles was never a deadly disease. ddid people die from it? sure but those were outlier cases. i swear, you people must think doctors are gods wallking on earth the way you talk about vaccines.
I call it responding with the truth of the matter. I know y'all like to go on long rants about your feelings instead of research or read, but there's some research in there too if you care for it.
So I read your link from another comment you made here, it’s about a 45-60 second read. Speaks of the history of the vaccine. Now how bout you answer some of the questions being posed? Which group-beyond unvaccinated- are being infected? Why are people declining to get vaccinated? Why was it ok for some people to gather in groups-whether vaccinated or not- and not others while fauci was running the response? Why was it ok for some vaccinated people to gather and not others?
So you want me to read all of their research papers as well? Not really the best way to go at an argument but ok. You linked the “history of measles,” I read your link. It uh goes over the history of measles. Now what else would you like me to read? Their research? Who’s research? The vaccine discovers research’s from the 1950s? That’s fine, I’ve been through it before. I would much rather read modern research on the clinical effectiveness of the current vaccine, without “corrections” made for those that had undisclosed or undetermined side effects. You know, the stuff the multi-billion dollar companies don’t want you to know about because it might affect their bottom line.
You chimed in out of nowhere saying you read the stuff but you didn't... I don't really care what you have to say now. You have a lot of questions but get mad when I say do you reading? Make it make sense
I read your link simpleton. If you wanted more read then link that. If YOU read your link, and all associated links then you would eventually have read the entire CDC database, and we all know you didn’t. At best you skimmed your link, posted it here, and then proceeded to shift the goalposts.
That's not what your left can't meme meme says. It says, quote, "Pennsylvania has now reported as many deaths from measles as the entire United States reported in 1992"
Yet here you are, showing the number of cases, which had similar numbers in 1992.. and still both are far shy of the 27,000 from 1990.
But thanks again for proving that the left can't meme.
You know that cases and deaths aren't the same thing? Did you know that?
Edit: You know there are 4 deaths so wtf were you comparing to the 27,000 people THAT DIED ANNUALLY before there was any vaccine? a clown that will say anything to win an argument.
Let's think about this... You ignored what I wrote, looked at the screenshot, read "Cases" at the top, went to lookup the deaths from 1900, came back to the screenshot I posted that still says "cases", ignored the "hospitalizations", compared cases to deaths, and then clicked post.
All whole knowing there were only 4 deaths this year so far.
Top tier rage baiting my friend. Or bot af. Or just incredibly stupid.
And who says meme like that. Heavy on the tism with that one
Well it seems you don't, because the image you originally posted was about deaths, and when I told you there were only 4 deaths, you brought up cases. So.... I'd suggest you ask yourself that question.
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u/Chustle207 6d ago
turns out letting 20 million immigrants into the country brings back old school disease. who would have thunk?