hope he catches something and dies a horrible slow death.
Probably would, except I expect he's actually vaccinated...
hope he catches something and dies a horrible slow death.
Probably would, except I expect he's actually vaccinated...
"Make America Healthy Again" has always meant "bring back eugenics."
It's so wild that people are so anti-science they'd go to this type of weirdo rally. Fulfilling a need to reinforce fairy-dust belief over the rational world. On second thought, maybe it's not that wild.
So there will be a dense concentration of some of the most dangerously stupid people in America… Here’s hoping they all get COVID measles.
Superspreader event.
I've never gotten over the irony of billionaire shithead Herman Cain catching Covid at a Trump rally, and then dying. Hilarious.
Karma please
"Sold Out Anti-Vax Conference Becomes A Trending Investment For Gravediggers"
...FTFY
I fucking hate them both with a burning passion
Obviously, Trump as well, and anyone who has supported him
"Sponsored by Lorelei Funeral Homes, where anti-vaxxers get a 10% discount. Ask about our family plan."
That would be a great place for a measles outbreak to start.
Probably the will be several different infections passed on at that event. smh.
I thought about that. Unfortunately, aside from getting the tickets and the infectious persons, those attending are all beneficiaries of the past vaccination programs.
RFK and Wakefield each made >$500K a year courting to antivax simp groups.
There's good money in rallying idiots. Flat earthers, aliens, antivax, etc.
I bet these some money laundering organizations buying up the tickets as a bribe, and it's not all actual people. Just like they do with books
A conference. For anti vax.
So, a room full of nut jobs stroking each other.
Absolutely amazing that they have Wakefield as their poster boy
For those who don't know Wakefield's name:
Lancet retracts 12-year-old article linking autism to MMR vaccines https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2831678/
"In a statement published on Feb. 2, the British medical journal said that it is now clear that “several elements” of a 1998 paper it published by Dr. Andrew Wakefield and his colleagues (Lancet 1998;351[9103]:637–41) “are incorrect, contrary to the findings of an earlier investigation.” "
Would be a shame if the venue caught fire, and all those pesky fire doors got stuck because OSHA got deregulated...
Sold out? Please tell me it's a community college rented classroom for like 25 people
Well, if they don't like vaccines, I have a just as good alternative for disease control specifically designed for these folks.
NAPALM. Sticks to Anti-Vaxxers.
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