Georgia Measles Outbreak

[hadit]

Over 800 cases in Georgia in the current outbreak and continuing to spread through the community.

2025 Measles Outbreak | South Carolina Department of Public Health

dph.sc.gov

97% of cases occur in unvaccinated.

Fascinating how the "vaccines don't work" crowd keep getting proven wrong by reality.

"Vaccines" as an overall medical preventative, work. A particular vaccine rushed to market without knowing and understanding its long-term effects, however, can cause problems years or decades after being introduced. Most of us understand the difference.

 

[Marener]

You are citing a South Carolina article with around 800 cases, yet calling it Georgia.

My bad. Cases spilled over to Georgia, but the outbreak was centered and originated from South Carolina.

 

[Marener]

"Vaccines" as an overall medical preventative, work. A particular vaccine rushed to market without knowing and understanding its long-term effects, however, can cause problems years or decades after being introduced. Most of us understand the difference.

Why do you believe a vaccine can cause problems years or decades after being administered?

 

[hadit]

Why do you believe a vaccine can cause problems years or decades after being administered?

Vaccines are not simple. They are complex medications and contain viruses that we hope are all dead. We are extremely careful and attempt to prevent problems but any time you introduce a bunch of new chemicals into the body you always run a risk of problems developing, sometimes long after being administered. Add to that the reality that the average person gets about 30 vaccine doses by the time they're 18 years old, and there's room for unintended problems to creep in. Like I said, vaccines in general work but at what point do the multiplicity of vaccines start causing problems as they interact and as the substances build up in the body? Thus far, we've accepted (or turned a blind eye toward) potential risks because we want to prevent potentially deadly diseases and it's been working. There's always a good reason to be cautious when deciding whether to get a medical treatment or not. I come down neither on the side of everyone should get every vaccine nor on the side of no one should get any vaccines. Some vaccines have had incredibly positive results, smallpox and measles come to mind.

 

[Marener]

How does an unvaxxed community have no outbreaks until the illegals start showing up?

Your logic is faulty.

So millions of illegal immigrants stream over the border in 2022, 2023, 2024 and they manage to hold all their measles inside until 2025 and then they just let it rip.

Is that the stupid story you want us to believe?

 

[MayorQuimby]

I want dipshits like RFK Jr to stop spreading misinformation about vaccines that lead to outbreaks like this.

Are you an expert in virology and vaccines though? During the pandemic, we were told to listen to the "experts". But now here you are squawking and demanding that we listen to you as well but you are apparently not a scientist.

 

[MayorQuimby]

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So millions of illegal immigrants stream over the border in 2022, 2023, 2024 and they manage to hold all their measles inside until 2025 and then they just let it rip.

Is that the stupid story you want us to believe?

I don't have all the facts (just like you don't), but if I were to guess, no study had been done until very recently. That's why the numbers are the way they are.

It really seems to me like you are arguing this out of pure ideology (as in, you love vax and want to push it on people). You are not arguing it out of scientific merit. Proof: you jump to the conclusion based on incomplete data. You just look at the infection rates over the years and vax rates and immediately jump to the conclusion that "if you don't get vaxxed, you get ill". Reality can be more nuanced than that, but you will never know, because you don't do this for a living.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Unvaccinated illegal immigrants in Georgia are protesting the enforcement of our immigration laws.

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Who reported this?

 

[Superbadbrutha]

Are you an expert in virology and vaccines though? During the pandemic, we were told to listen to the "experts". But now here you are squawking and demanding that we listen to you as well but you are apparently not a scientist.

Neither is RFK Jr, but you are listening to him.

 

[MayorQuimby]

Neither is RFK Jr, but you are listening to him.

You literally know jack-shit about me. I am not American.

 

[Superbadbrutha]

You literally know jack-shit about me. I am not American.

Well, STFU.

 

[MayorQuimby]

Well, STFU.

I see that you are embarrassed.

 

[excalibur]

I want dipshits like RFK Jr to stop spreading misinformation about vaccines that lead to outbreaks like this.

So he runs healthcare in Canada too?

Canada Loses Measles-Free Status Amid Largest Outbreak in Decades

Canada has lost its measles elimination status after over 12 months of sustained transmission, increasing infection risks, especially for unvaccinated children.

www.globalcitizen.org

 

[hadit]

I want dipshits like RFK Jr to stop spreading misinformation about vaccines that lead to outbreaks like this.

Let's be honest, however. RFK did not have any official capacity to spread anything until just last year. These outbreaks cannot be his responsibility, as the decision to not vaccinate these kids was made well before he took office.

 

[Marener]

Let's be honest, however. RFK did not have any official capacity to spread anything until just last year. These outbreaks cannot be his responsibility, as the decision to not vaccinate these kids was made well before he took office.

You don’t need to have official capacity to spread disinformation that hurts people.

You certainly shouldn’t reward that reckless and deplorable behavior with a position of authority.

Elevating RFK Jr is bad for the country and Trump is responsible for this.

 

[hadit]

You don’t need to have official capacity to spread disinformation that hurts people.

You certainly shouldn’t reward that reckless and deplorable behavior with a position of authority.

Elevating RFK Jr is bad for the country and Trump is responsible for this.

RFK was just another talking head before taking office. The bottom line remains, you simply can't blame Orange Man for this measles outbreak, the timelines just don't match. If you want to blame the government for this, it's Quid Pro Joe's.

And if you want to make the case that RFK had more influence than Quid Pro Joe's administration, I don't know what to tell you about that or about why his admin was so useless.

 

[Marener]

RFK was just another talking head before taking office. The bottom line remains, you simply can't blame Orange Man for this measles outbreak, the timelines just don't match. If you want to blame the government for this, it's Quid Pro Joe's.

And if you want to make the case that RFK had more influence than Quid Pro Joe's administration, I don't know what to tell you about that or about why his admin was so useless.

We can blame the entire anti-vaccine community for this outbreak, of which RFK Jr was among the most prominent members.

We can blame Trump for elevating him to a position of authority despite his role in this effort which hurts people.

 

[Captain Caveman]

Over 800 cases in Georgia in the current outbreak and continuing to spread through the community.

2025 Measles Outbreak | South Carolina Department of Public Health

dph.sc.gov

97% of cases occur in unvaccinated.

Fascinating how the "vaccines don't work" crowd keep getting proven wrong by reality.

Some vaccines work, some like COVID don't.

Idiotic to think all vaccines work.

 

[Dragonlady]

Vaccines are not simple. They are complex medications and contain viruses that we hope are all dead. We are extremely careful and attempt to prevent problems but any time you introduce a bunch of new chemicals into the body you always run a risk of problems developing, sometimes long after being administered. Add to that the reality that the average person gets about 30 vaccine doses by the time they're 18 years old, and there's room for unintended problems to creep in. Like I said, vaccines in general work but at what point do the multiplicity of vaccines start causing problems as they interact and as the substances build up in the body? Thus far, we've accepted (or turned a blind eye toward) potential risks because we want to prevent potentially deadly diseases and it's been working. There's always a good reason to be cautious when deciding whether to get a medical treatment or not. I come down neither on the side of everyone should get every vaccine nor on the side of no one should get any vaccines. Some vaccines have had incredibly positive results, smallpox and measles come to mind.

What complete bullshit. When I was a child, we had good reason to fear a number of diseases, including scarlet fever, mumps, measles, polio, Tuberculosis, and other diseases, many of which might now kill you, but left you with permanent health problems, like infertility (mumps), or heart problems (scarlet fever).

30% of children died before growing up. Today, children are more in danger of being shot than of dying from a childhood disease, and that's ALL on vaccines.

Now, the enemies of the USA, and that includes RFK, who seems to revel in causing children's deaths, are discouraging parents from vaccinating their children, and reviving childhood deaths from preventable disease.

The Death Cult of the Republican Party cannot kill children fast enough.

 

[hadit]

We can blame the entire anti-vaccine community for this outbreak, of which RFK Jr was among the most prominent members.

That's fair.

We can blame Trump for elevating him to a position of authority despite his role in this effort which hurts people.

But you can't blame TRUMP! for this outbreak.