Dana7360
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How very callous of you.
"Sorry, kid. You're on your own. You had the bad luck to be born to retards. Don't come crying to me when you get maimed or killed."
It's "callous" to live and let live? I wonder if you actually believe this nonsense or if you're just trolling.
Please explain something to me.
Why don't you understand that babies aren't born vaccinated nor are they born immune to those diseases?
Babies can't be vaccinated for months after birth. In the case of some vaccinations such as the measles, they can't be vaccinated until they're at least a year old.
Why do you believe you have the right to kill someone else's baby?
Not one baby has died.
They are vaccinating the kids from 1 day old up to 3 months old.
One day old
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7 vaccines by the time they are 2 to 3 months.
CDC - Vaccines - Child and Adolescent Immunization Schedules
It is very rare that babies die from measles. Zero deaths have occurred here in the U.S.A.
Just as its rare for MMR complications.
Both sides of the argument are parents who are concerned for their child's health.
Why aren't both sides of the argument important for concerned parents.?
Why force ones fears over the others fears?
There has got to be some sort of compromise rather than forcing parents to get MMR's with their fears over the other parents fears of their kids getting sick with these diseases.
I can't get past the lie in your first sentence.
There have been hundreds of babies who have died from diseases that we have vaccines for.
Here's what the CDC says about pertussis:
Whooping cough can even be deadly. From 2000 through 2012, there were 255 deaths from whooping cough reported in the United States. Almost all of the deaths (221 of the 255) were babies younger than 3 months of age.
CDC - Whooping Cough (Pertussis) Fact Sheet for Parents - Vaccines
I can't find any numbers on the deaths of babies with measles mostly because it was declared eradicated in 2000 and is only recently making a come back. However thousands die in undeveloped nations that don't have vaccinations or don't make them mandatory.
The CDC says that it kills one patient for every thousand who contract it. So yes, babies do die from the measles. They're more open to it because they can't be vaccinated before a year old and because they don't have well established immune systems.
The resurgence of measles in America, and the human costs of foregoing vaccination
However millions died before 1967 from the measles. It was a very deadly disease until the vaccination. When rubella hit America in the 60s it killed 2 thousand babies and caused 11 thousand miscarriages.
Vaccines: Vac-Gen/What Would Happen If We Stopped Vaccinations
Do you really want to go back to that?
Do you really want to kill someone else's baby? I know you republicans love to kill people but I'm shocked that you don't draw the line at killing someone else's baby. I guess death is death to you and the more babies we have dying from preventable disease is a good thing to you.
I was talking about the measles just like you said that you can't find any deaths from the measles as of today not the past.
That's because it was eradicated in 2000. Only because stupid people didn't vaccinate their kids has it been able to make a comeback.
There were no deaths for pertussis at first when it made a comeback. Yet a few years later, hundreds of babies have died from it.
Give the measles time, babies will start dying if we don't get everyone vaccinated.
You advocate for people to have the right to infect someone else's baby and the baby dies.
You're a part of the baby killing machine and there's nothing you can do to stop me from pointing out what you are.