Anonymous #1 1w

Me when I’m uneducated and stupid

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Anonymous #1 1w

It happened in Texas recently

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Anonymous #4 1w

If you’re talking about the measles thing, that was medical malpractice. Died of improperly treated pneumonia.

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Anonymous #2 1w

Proud of you for speaking for yourself 🤍

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Anonymous #1 1w

That’s not true? Do you have anything to back that up? Literally everything I’ve read said the child died from measles…

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Anonymous #1 1w

Girl you thought you ate with that and left no crumbs when this is really what you left

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Anonymous #1 1w

You’re a braindead idiot who doesn’t understand anything about immunology and just lying to distort reality to align with your preconceived beliefs.

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Anonymous #4 1w

Nope that’s what they want you to read for the fear mongering. Measles itself doesn’t kill you. The death rate from MEASLES is almost non existent. There are secondary complications that can come up, like pneumonia, which you can literally get secondary to almost anything

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Anonymous #2 1w

Girl go shoot your self up w vaccines see if I care 🤣

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Anonymous #4 1w

The literal parents of the girl that died said it wasn’t the measles that killed her 💀

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Anonymous #1 1w

Are the parents immunologists? If not, that’s a pretty lame argument from authority. The parents could be just as ignorant as you.

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Anonymous #5 1w

💀

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Anonymous #1 1w

Conservatives claim to like objective truth but then act as though whatever parents say should be treated as accurate. 🤣

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Anonymous #5 1w

Bro she wasn’t hospitalized in her parents house 🤣 obv the info was from the doctors. She acknowledged the pneumonia was secondary to the measles. But the measles itself did not kill her.

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Anonymous #1 1w

No, it’s not an all obvious that the parents would listen to the doctors because anti-vax morons like you exist. "She" who? The doctor?

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Anonymous #1 1w

Pneumonia is not distinct from measles. You sound like an idiot. Yes, everyone with a brain is aware that the symptoms of diseases cause sickness and death, not the actual disease itself. Pneumonia is a symptom of measles.

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Anonymous #5 1w

Did I say it was distinct? You can get pneumonia from the common cold if you don’t take care of yourself. That’s the point I’m making.

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Anonymous #1 1w

Not all pneumonia is the same. Pneumonia from measles is far more deadly than pneumonia from the common cold. Therefore, measles has always had a higher mortality rate than the common cold. It is a more dangerous illness. If the child had not gotten measles, she would not have died. This is the definition of causality. It means that the measles caused her death.

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Anonymous #5 1w

Pneumonia is treatable, Her doctors failed her. There are other factors that matter, had she had the appropriate nutrition and vitamin A intake she wouldn’t have gotten measles. There’s a reason the death rate for secondary complications related to measles is incredibly low.

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