I dont feed the sealions, sorry. You can stand there and say the fat felon's words had nothing to do with anything. Embarrass yourself all you like. I will give you all the space you need to do so.
You made the claim.
And I certainly dont care if some squealing cultist agrees with it or not.
Then it will stand as simply your opinion because reasons.
With you? Again, I do not care.
With everyone who reads your unsupported opinion.
No, some peope actually have a grip on reality and understand that the fat rapists words have consequences, because of the stature of his office.
Letting disease kill millions of people and rage through society most certainly is a logic fail. I hope you don't lose anyone you care about from such idiocy.
Good thing we don't have any of those around, just sayin'.
And in order for him to be responsible for this outbreak, he would need to have been urging people not to get vaccinated years ago. Since you believe he had a very wide audience hearing him say that, you should be able to point out where he did so.
The anti-vax movement gained traction under Trump during COVID
Despite him rushing the Covid vaccine to market, taking it himself and urging others to take it.
If these fuckers had their way covid would have probably killed 10 times as many people. It would probably still be raging through the population to this day and probably for decades to come. We're probably heading towards many of the diseases and viruses that were wiped out in the past 200 years coming back and doing the same.
So for all that why do you campaign against it
I don't. You could attempt to show where I campaigned against vaccines, but it would be a waste of time because I advised no one to not get one.
Are you suggesting that vaccinated folks be held responsible as well? Your post says four of those folks were vaccinated---Seven percent of those infected. Hmmm.Measles outbreak grows bigger in rural Texas, and officials expect more cases
At least 58 new cases of measles have been reported across northwest Texas in recent weeks, state health officials said Tuesday, in a "highly contagious" outbreak that might be linked to lack of vaccination.
A bulk of these new cases in rural northwest Texas are in Gaines County with 45 documented incidents of the disease, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
In the last three weeks, nine cases have come from Terry County, two from Yoakum County and one each from Lubbock and Lynn Counties, according to the state.
At least four patients had been vaccinated, but the "rest are unvaccinated, or their vaccination status is unknown," the health department said.
Most of the infections are in school-age kids, and 13 have been hospitalized.
More cases are expected.
Measles outbreak grows bigger in rural Texas, and officials expect more cases
Out of the 58 new cases over the past three weeks, 13 people have been hospitalized.www.nbcnews.com
...........be held responsible for unnecessarily putting their kid's health, and other kid's health, in jeopardy?
What about the HHS director if his anti-vaccine stance convinced some of those parents not to vaccinate their kids? Any responsibility there?
That is they, not we.
