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OMG could it be that your news source is lying to you.
I'm not convinced vaccines are completely safe. I am convinced they're a hell of a lot safer than Polio and Measles and Tetanus.
I'm not convinced vaccines are completely safe. I am convinced they're a hell of a lot safer than Polio and Measles and Tetanus. Measles doesn't kill you or leave you crippled. What's the big fucking deal about measles? I had regular and German measles. No big fucking deal. Let parents make their own fucking decisions instead of YOU deciding FOR THEM.
Measles doesn't kill you or leave you crippled.
What's the big fucking deal about measles? I had regular and German measles. No big fucking deal. Let parents make their own fucking decisions instead of YOU deciding FOR THEM.
Measles doesn't kill you or leave you crippled. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs286/en/1.) In 2013, there were 145,700 measles deaths globally – about 400 deaths every day or 16 deaths every hour.2.) Measles vaccination resulted in a 75% drop in measles deaths between 2000 and 2013 worldwide.Okay, okay, so this isn't Africa or other poor countries, this is WASHINGTON AMERICA DAMMIT! so what about measles in a first-world country? What about France with a modern healthcare system and a population had adequate access to medical care, is educated, is wealthy, and has health insurance?http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/19/3/12-1360_articleHighlights are that there were >20,000 cases between 2008-2011, resulting in nearly 4,980 hospitalizations and even 10 deaths. Yeah, in France, who has a pretty damn good medical system.And not just France, but other European countries have had thousands of cases per year in various outbreaks, with Spain and Italy having outbreaks in 2011, too. (http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/notes/2013/measles_20130117/en/) What's the big fucking deal about measles? I had regular and German measles. No big fucking deal. Let parents make their own fucking decisions instead of YOU deciding FOR THEM. The other issue is costs. Look at some of the numbers I mentioned earlier for France's hospitalizations between 2008-2011; there were a total of 4,980 hospitalizations. That's money that is coming out of health insurance plans that could be coming out or your tax dollars. Yeah, in France, it's from the national health care system, but the same principle is true in the US if these patients are Medicaid... or worse, from within the same group of your private health insurance plan (meaning you'll be paying a higher cost-share in premiums the following year).The first big deal is that it can be fatal, even in developed countries. The second big deal is costs.
Measles doesn't kill you or leave you crippled. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs286/en/1.) In 2013, there were 145,700 measles deaths globally – about 400 deaths every day or 16 deaths every hour.2.) Measles vaccination resulted in a 75% drop in measles deaths between 2000 and 2013 worldwide.Okay, okay, so this isn't Africa or other poor countries, this is WASHINGTON AMERICA DAMMIT! so what about measles in a first-world country? What about France with a modern healthcare system and a population had adequate access to medical care, is educated, is wealthy, and has health insurance?http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/19/3/12-1360_articleHighlights are that there were >20,000 cases between 2008-2011, resulting in nearly 4,980 hospitalizations and even 10 deaths. Yeah, in France, who has a pretty damn good medical system.And not just France, but other European countries have had thousands of cases per year in various outbreaks, with Spain and Italy having outbreaks in 2011, too. (http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/notes/2013/measles_20130117/en/) What's the big fucking deal about measles? I had regular and German measles. No big fucking deal. Let parents make their own fucking decisions instead of YOU deciding FOR THEM. The other issue is costs. Look at some of the numbers I mentioned earlier for France's hospitalizations between 2008-2011; there were a total of 4,980 hospitalizations. That's money that is coming out of health insurance plans that could be coming out or your tax dollars. Yeah, in France, it's from the national health care system, but the same principle is true in the US if these patients are Medicaid... or worse, from within the same group of your private health insurance plan (meaning you'll be paying a higher cost-share in premiums the following year).The first big deal is that it can be fatal, even in developed countries. The second big deal is costs. Ahhh. So now that you shoved Obamacare down people's throats, it's OK for you to make all other people's medical decisions for them? FU.
Measles doesn't kill you or leave you crippled. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs286/en/1.) In 2013, there were 145,700 measles deaths globally – about 400 deaths every day or 16 deaths every hour.2.) Measles vaccination resulted in a 75% drop in measles deaths between 2000 and 2013 worldwide.Okay, okay, so this isn't Africa or other poor countries, this is WASHINGTON AMERICA DAMMIT! so what about measles in a first-world country? What about France with a modern healthcare system and a population had adequate access to medical care, is educated, is wealthy, and has health insurance?http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/19/3/12-1360_articleHighlights are that there were >20,000 cases between 2008-2011, resulting in nearly 4,980 hospitalizations and even 10 deaths. Yeah, in France, who has a pretty damn good medical system.And not just France, but other European countries have had thousands of cases per year in various outbreaks, with Spain and Italy having outbreaks in 2011, too. (http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/notes/2013/measles_20130117/en/) What's the big fucking deal about measles? I had regular and German measles. No big fucking deal. Let parents make their own fucking decisions instead of YOU deciding FOR THEM. The other issue is costs. Look at some of the numbers I mentioned earlier for France's hospitalizations between 2008-2011; there were a total of 4,980 hospitalizations. That's money that is coming out of health insurance plans that could be coming out or your tax dollars. Yeah, in France, it's from the national health care system, but the same principle is true in the US if these patients are Medicaid... or worse, from within the same group of your private health insurance plan (meaning you'll be paying a higher cost-share in premiums the following year).The first big deal is that it can be fatal, even in developed countries. The second big deal is costs. Ahhh. So now that you shoved Obamacare down people's throats, it's OK for you to make all other people's medical decisions for them? FU.Please cite "US only" statistics, not Bangladesh. I really don't care how many fucking Muslims died from measles. Whatever it was, it wasn't enough.
Measles doesn't kill you or leave you crippled. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs286/en/1.) In 2013, there were 145,700 measles deaths globally – about 400 deaths every day or 16 deaths every hour.2.) Measles vaccination resulted in a 75% drop in measles deaths between 2000 and 2013 worldwide.Okay, okay, so this isn't Africa or other poor countries, this is WASHINGTON AMERICA DAMMIT! so what about measles in a first-world country? What about France with a modern healthcare system and a population had adequate access to medical care, is educated, is wealthy, and has health insurance?http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/19/3/12-1360_articleHighlights are that there were >20,000 cases between 2008-2011, resulting in nearly 4,980 hospitalizations and even 10 deaths. Yeah, in France, who has a pretty damn good medical system.And not just France, but other European countries have had thousands of cases per year in various outbreaks, with Spain and Italy having outbreaks in 2011, too. (http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/notes/2013/measles_20130117/en/) What's the big fucking deal about measles? I had regular and German measles. No big fucking deal. Let parents make their own fucking decisions instead of YOU deciding FOR THEM. The other issue is costs. Look at some of the numbers I mentioned earlier for France's hospitalizations between 2008-2011; there were a total of 4,980 hospitalizations. That's money that is coming out of health insurance plans that could be coming out or your tax dollars. Yeah, in France, it's from the national health care system, but the same principle is true in the US if these patients are Medicaid... or worse, from within the same group of your private health insurance plan (meaning you'll be paying a higher cost-share in premiums the following year).The first big deal is that it can be fatal, even in developed countries. The second big deal is costs. Ahhh. So now that you shoved Obamacare down people's throats, it's OK for you to make all other people's medical decisions for them? FU.Who's making decisions for anyone? Nobody forced us to get dnc junior vaccinated. We were told when the vaccines would be available and given the option if we wanted some or all of them. We talked about it, researched it, prayed about it (hi cornel!) and decided the rewards outweighed the risks. Little dude screamed for about three minutes after the first batch at two months, but he took the four month batch like a champ.We made the decision. No one is forcing anyone to do anything.
Isn't anti-vaccine ignorance was the domain of retards on the left, not the right? You tea party folk shouldn't really be adding this this cat turd to your MERICA LIBERTAY FARTBAMA shill list.
Measles doesn't kill you or leave you crippled. http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs286/en/1.) In 2013, there were 145,700 measles deaths globally – about 400 deaths every day or 16 deaths every hour.2.) Measles vaccination resulted in a 75% drop in measles deaths between 2000 and 2013 worldwide.Okay, okay, so this isn't Africa or other poor countries, this is WASHINGTON AMERICA DAMMIT! so what about measles in a first-world country? What about France with a modern healthcare system and a population had adequate access to medical care, is educated, is wealthy, and has health insurance?http://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/19/3/12-1360_articleHighlights are that there were >20,000 cases between 2008-2011, resulting in nearly 4,980 hospitalizations and even 10 deaths. Yeah, in France, who has a pretty damn good medical system.And not just France, but other European countries have had thousands of cases per year in various outbreaks, with Spain and Italy having outbreaks in 2011, too. (http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/notes/2013/measles_20130117/en/) What's the big fucking deal about measles? I had regular and German measles. No big fucking deal. Let parents make their own fucking decisions instead of YOU deciding FOR THEM. The other issue is costs. Look at some of the numbers I mentioned earlier for France's hospitalizations between 2008-2011; there were a total of 4,980 hospitalizations. That's money that is coming out of health insurance plans that could be coming out or your tax dollars. Yeah, in France, it's from the national health care system, but the same principle is true in the US if these patients are Medicaid... or worse, from within the same group of your private health insurance plan (meaning you'll be paying a higher cost-share in premiums the following year).The first big deal is that it can be fatal, even in developed countries. The second big deal is costs. Ahhh. So now that you shoved Obamacare down people's throats, it's OK for you to make all other people's medical decisions for them? FU. Hey, they're my tax dollars.Also, great retort. What else you got?
Call Patty Murray about this. This is why you pay that retard the BIG BUCKS!
Isn't anti-vaccine ignorance was the domain of retards on the left, not the right? You tea party folk shouldn't really be adding this this cat turd to your MERICA LIBERTAY FARTBAMA shill list. Correct, Republican states have higher vaccination rates than Democratic states. FWIW, look at where the most recent vaccine-preventable outbreaks have occurs in the US going back to 2000.In fact, Mississippi, of all states, has the highest rates of vaccination in the US.
Call Patty Murray about this. This is why you pay that retard the BIG BUCKS! Are you okay?This map is rabies vaccines for cats and dogs.Also, your original argument was that vaccines aren't safe. Your map above shows that we aren't giving vaccines to cats and dogs in WA state, yet you criticize Patty Murray about it even though she's a Senator and is not affiliated with approving health policy at the state level.