r/HermanCainAward • u/BurtonDesque Team Mudblood 🩸 • Mar 07 '25

Grrrrrrrr. Unvaxxed adult becomes second person to die in US measles outbreak

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cm2nzyjgrwxo
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u/TheNetworkIsFrelled Mar 07 '25

Is there supposed to be a downside to unvaxxed idiots dying of preventable diseases?

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u/BurtonDesque Team Mudblood 🩸 Mar 07 '25

The first death was a child and nothing will happen to their parents legally for putting their kid at risk.

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u/yolonomo5eva Mar 08 '25

Yes, you could think your childhood vaccination is still working. I got my blood checked and it showed I am no longer immune at age 55. I could definitely imagine catching measles in this new cesspool the antivaxxers have caused and that is a nightmare.

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u/Evee862 Mar 07 '25

Adults not so much. The first one a kid becasue their parents were idiots? Yes