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nadinbrzezinski

(154,021 posts)
45. I think the proof is in the pudding
Fri Jul 31, 2015, 05:32 PM
Jul 2015

Last edited Fri Jul 31, 2015, 06:18 PM - Edit history (1)

we are already getting outbreaks and exporting measles from the happiest land on Earth to both Canada and Mexico, both of which have national surveillance and mandatory vaccinations. So yes, outright epidemics are indeed next if we continue down this path of belief based exceptions

I think the further proof is that once the State had mandatory vaccination, and once that was relaxed, those rates not just dropped, they crashed in some places. Care to look at Marin County?

http://www.marinmagazine.com/September-2014/Calling-the-Shots/

Ok for fairness, here is Orange County

http://voiceofoc.org/2014/09/vaccination-rates-continue-their-decline-in-oc/

By the way, I suppose you are also against the implementation of AB 32, which is seen as a key to control climate change and has been in the books for almost ten years now.

You should also check the other two states where Dr. Pan got the inspiration from, those are very deep red old Miss and not so red W. Virginia. I might add, only two states with 99 percent vaccination rates.

Oh and one last thing, pulling "concentration camps" which nobody is threatening anybody with is unhelpful. People can home school. Once their little darlings though reach college, well, they will have to catch up in vaccinations though. And many jobs do require it, like medical field, and if any go to the military, poor dears will be given all their vaccines in the first few hours of military induction.

They're fighting to let kids get sick shenmue Jul 2015 #1
Even if it gets on the ballot, California will reject it still_one Jul 2015 #2
two predictions on the antivaxer effort nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #6
Difference is prop 8 was very badly worded. No means for gay rights, Yes means against gay rights still_one Jul 2015 #10
It is not the unedcuated part nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #11
I do agree the ads will be deceiving, and outright lies by the anti-vexers still_one Jul 2015 #12
Read post 4 for an example of what I mean nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #15
Oh FFS daredtowork Jul 2015 #19
Then stop cuddling the ignorant nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #22
My reasoning is simple daredtowork Jul 2015 #25
Then you are cuddling the ignorant. nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #26
Being principled is cold comfort in a Red state daredtowork Jul 2015 #30
Ok I got whooping cough last summer nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #33
Okay daredtowork Jul 2015 #35
This horrible forceful approach nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #38
Isn't America supposed to be a human rights leader? daredtowork Jul 2015 #39
When it comes to measles nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #40
I don't think my solution leads to epidemics daredtowork Jul 2015 #44
I think the proof is in the pudding nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #45
And we agree on a lot I suspect nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #41
Dr. and he is a doctor, a recognized pediatrician who will not come close to losing CreekDog Jul 2015 #31
Pan might not be recalled daredtowork Jul 2015 #32
Mine too! KamaAina Jul 2015 #17
Fuck the ignorant anti-vaxxers. nt longship Jul 2015 #3
This is a stupid fight daredtowork Jul 2015 #4
The luddites can have their fun... Positrons Jul 2015 #5
Yeah, whooping cough, diphtheria, measles, mumps.....making comebacks, but..... ProudToBeBlueInRhody Jul 2015 #9
Consequences worth it? How about I don't want my kid to die because some idiot denies science stevenleser Jul 2015 #13
You mean never ram science down nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #14
This is exactly the attitude daredtowork Jul 2015 #18
I am sorry if you feel you are being bullied nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #21
I imagine you'll allege to have in this instance, absolute knowledge LanternWaste Jul 2015 #34
Sigh daredtowork Jul 2015 #36
He has somewhat of a point nadinbrzezinski Jul 2015 #43
Watch for anti-vax asshat RFK Jr. to join the fight... SidDithers Jul 2015 #7
... HFRN Jul 2015 #16
If you don't believe in science you are not a Democrat/ onecaliberal Jul 2015 #8
40% of Democrats believe God created man in our current form less than 10,000 years ago Recursion Jul 2015 #20
"Citation needed", as they say on Wikipedia. Spider Jerusalem Jul 2015 #24
It's 38% of Democrats, it turns out Recursion Jul 2015 #27
Idiots. Starry Messenger Jul 2015 #23
Oh good, that means I get to tell morons off loudly. LeftyMom Jul 2015 #28
hope they get stomped ibegurpard Jul 2015 #29
We should all start a counter petition against the recall. jwirr Jul 2015 #37
The Red Badge of Stupid Johonny Jul 2015 #42
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