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Anti-vaxxer conspiracies have continued to spread, and because of their beliefs - so have the measles. Oregon and Washington are among eighteen states that allow families to opt-out of vaccines for viral diseases based on philosophical beliefs, which is why these areas have been the most recent hotbed for the measles outbreak. More than 50 people have been infected across Southwest Washington state and Northwest Oregon - and everyone is fed up with the anti-vaccination science deniers.
"It's an outbreak because generally, the way we define an outbreak is when you have more observed cases than expected cases. And generally with measles, the expected number is zero," Dr. Alan Melnick with Clark County Public Health told KOIN6 TV in Portland, Oregon, last week. "You know, we have a very effective vaccine for measles. Two shots are 97 percent effective. So we really shouldn't be seeing measles." Scroll down below to read some of the best comebacks to anti-vaxxers on the internet, and don't forget to upvote your favs! If you have your own funny comeback prepared - share it with us in the comment section!
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Elnathan John, a Nigerian writer and lawyer, called out American's who wanted travel bans on countries with Ebola by pointing out the current measles outbreak.
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Many anti-vaxxers use the possibility of having an autistic child as one of their debate points - but this autistic person had a counterpoint.
Lingon 6 years ago
This one I fully concure with. I'm autistic to and not an idiot. During my life I've been headhunted by companies, worked around the world, studied years at university, experienced things few have, been in love , had my heart broken, etc. Yet theese idiots seem to think that I would be better of dead than live my life.
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An argument for not vaccinating kids is that it's more natural and therefore healthier- well this user points out that humans created vaccines for a reason.
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Anti-vaxxers say they want to return to a simpler, more 'natural' time - well this user had some holes to poke in that theory.
Enuya 6 years ago
*sarcasm* Most likely because they didn't drink pure water. Of course it has nothing to do with vaccination. Why would it?
Kelly Grace 6 years ago
And they lived to the ripe old age of "died in childbirth!"
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Rafaella Bueno 6 years ago
It's still b******t, but to be completely fair, washing your hands properly does make a huge difference, and there actually are kids with weak immune systems and lots of allergies because they are raised in a bubble.
The Dutches 6 years ago
.... vaccinatons lower your immune system??? How? Because it doesn't have to fight measles as hard?? I don't get it.
Aunt Messy 6 years ago
Vaccines actually BOOST your immune system. Vaccination introduces your immune system to nasty things and primes it to fight those nasties when you encounter them. Antivaxxers are morons.
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Christina Sersif 6 years ago
Do anti-vaxxers not believe in soap too? A lot of soap has the same ingredients as hand sanitizer and what about the water? Do they wash in bottled water? Tap water has extra stuff in it. Wow I can't imagine how delusional of a world they must live in.
Rage Racer 6 years ago
I don't understand how people don't understand on the most basic levels how vaccinations work. If they have access to the internet, why not take the time to educate yourself?
Zori the degu 6 years ago
Some people simply possess the talent to find, among the billions of sources, precisely the ones that have 0% real information, while completely ignoring the actual information bombarding them from all directions. These branches of people's population are truly marvellous simply because they actually came to be. What I'm trying to say is that they are so remarkably stubborn, it's a miracle they didn't oppose evolution when they were still protozoans. My grandmother is a perfect example of this kind of people. She never wants to change, even if it's for the better. She's stubborn, narrow-minded, believes in reptilians(snake-like creatures that can turn into famous people in order to rule the planet. I know you are like "What!?", but some people do believe in this c**p), that the Moon's a hologram and also doesn't believe in evolution. And I can't believe we are relatives.
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Elizabeth 6 years ago
I do agree with the hand sanitizer point. Actually washing your hands is much more effective
Smerv 6 years ago
I avoid them too. Only if I'm visiting a hospital or a nursing home on a flu season I use some
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Bob Beltcher 6 years ago
There's no such thing as Organic. It is a term that is not regulated by the FDA. We all know what it's supposed to mean, but there is no way to ensure it's being followed. Don't pay double the price just because someone slapped a new word on it.
Aunt Messy 6 years ago
That's why everyone drank beer. It was the only source of safe water.
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Donna Cheung 6 years ago
"vaccinations lower your immune system". Did the OP get vaccines? Because they certainly have their IQ lowered.
Hayden Higa 3 years ago
its because smallpox has a very high death rate, less than ebola, but still, 9 out of 10 natives died to smallpox
Hayden Higa 3 years ago
yes, and smallpox is a very dangerous desease that had been eradicated thanks to vaccines!!
Becky Pember 3 years ago
Not true. People who had cowpox usually survived smallpox because they had developed natural immunity.
Liz Hoffmann 6 years ago
Do they know the meaning of an antibody? It is what protects you from a virus. If you want to experience the full effect of these viruses, or force your children to experience them, then you can expect Medieval consequences. Tetanus, pertussis (whooping cough), small pox, measles, polio.My God, we have come so far, and this faction is trying to re-establish these scourges in our time. They are trying to kill the rest of us with their "naturalistic ways". My father was a toxicologist, who told us to get outside and get dirty as much as we could to build up our immunity to viruses, but always had us immunized. There are some viruses you cannot fight safely just by exposure, as the death toll is too high.
Liz Hoffmann 6 years ago
I was on the front line of receiving the polio vaccine (yes, I am that old.) They brought trays of sugar cubes through our elementary class, and made us take one. It was pink. I had a friend in high school of the same age, who had a wasted leg in a brace because she contracted polio before the vaccine. Her father was a physician. There is no filter for diseases like these. All are vulnerable.
Load More Replies... julie herndon 6 years ago
Find a time traveler machine and go back a century or two and see how long YOU live in that lala land...much like this one you live in now. Bet you were vaccinated as a kid...bet 99 percent of these snowflake whiners like my former daugher in law were vaccinated. Need 2 be educated.
Marnee DeRider 6 years ago
And it doesn't "lower" your immune system. It very emphatically "raises" your immune system. That is the definition of a vaccine.
Антон Христов(Anton Hristoff) 6 years ago (edited)
He's wrong about the sanitizer. My country makes soap for more than 800 years. My gandma made homemade soap when she was alive.
Zori the degu 6 years ago
Дори тук не сме толкова иновативни. 800 години си е бая време ;)
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Kelley Eidem 6 years ago
Really?? Then explain this: At Valley Forge 10,000 of the 12,000 encamped there survived through a tough winter despite having no vaccinations at their disposal and while being inadequately clothed in many cases. Today WITH vaxxinations a group that size would be wiped out. So this notion that without vaxxines early generations died off is a blinkered concept at best.
Aunt Messy 6 years ago
Actually, IF they survived their first year of live - about 30-35% did not - they died with their teeth worn down to nothing because they were constantly chewing things that were not only raw, but rough. Try again.
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Aunt Messy 6 years ago
This is a lie. Why do you people lie so much? Or are you just that stupid?
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Approximately 110 000 people died from measles in 2017 – mostly children under the age of 5 years according to the World Health Organization.
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Internet user highlights exactly how necessary vaccines are and other commenters jump in with equally valid comparisons.
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Parent brings child consent into the vaccine debate and gets shot down with the perfect answer.
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This user pointed out that just because you have googled information about vaccines on the internet does not mean you know more than doctors.
#9
Parent in an anti-vaxxing Facebook group seeks advice against judgmental neighbors - and receives an unexpected response.
#10
Someone creates a shirt with the two most popular conspiracy theories in one place.
#11
Internet user fights back against debate point that vaccines cause autism with the perfect question.
#12
Anti-vaxxers try to create false equivalencies and are shut down through memes.
#13
Anti-vaxxer tries to spread fake news and conspiracies about the side-effects of vaccines and gets fact checked.
#14
Someone tried to create a shocking poster linking heroin use to vaccines, but not everyone was convinced.
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Anti-vaxxer posts conspiracy about vaccines only being sold in profit scheme and gets shut down.
#16
Someone asks for a suggestion for preventing measles other than a vaccine and another user has this 'healthy' recommendation.
#18
An educator shuts down a anti-vaxxer conspiracy theorist in long, fact based post.
#19
Sometimes names can be confusing.
Calum Sanderson 6 years ago
My nephew's best friend is called Java. No joke. I hope that kid's surname is Script.
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This anti-vaxxer is 'armed' and dangerous against disease apparently.
Aria FAFAT 6 years ago
Arm everyone with a gun because apparently protecting yourself from other gunmen with guns is more peaceful than just banning guns in the first place. Sorry. Wrong post. Oh well.
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Two sides have spirited debate over vaccinations.
Elizabeth 6 years ago
There was another recent Bored Panda article, written by a woman who had lifelong adverse reactions to a vaccine. She's STILL pro-vaccine. Why? The disease she was vaccinated against is still worse than her vaccine related complications https://www.boredpanda.com/tetanus-diphtheria-vaccine-side-effects-guillain-bare-syndrome-anti-vaxxers/
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minerva15 6 years ago
I wonder if that infamous antivaxxer army will strike again in the comments
troufaki13 6 years ago
Anti-vaxxers can't provide scientific proof backing up their arguments, same as flat-earthers can't provide photos from the edge of the world :D
Ken Janulewicz 6 years ago
One idiot anti-vaxer retorted, "Prove that vaccines don't cause autism." That's how these jerkoffs think.
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John Louis 6 years ago
As I have stated before the antivax is part of a larger agenda to demonize science; the one way real knowledge about the physical world is discovered. To deny science is to hinder science. All of the following are examples of advocating a conspiracy against the best and brightest minds in their quest for discovery: 1). Man never landed on the moon 2). Scientist are sitting on a cure for cancer 3) Oil companies are suppressing a car that gets 150 mpg 4) Tesla sent electricity through the air over 100's of miles 5) AIDS is a man made virus 6) Alternative Medicines are as effective as scientifically based medicine 7) GMO's are dangerous 8) Man made climate change is a myth 9) Antivaxx or the grand daddy of them all.....10) Young earth creationism. - Did I miss any?
Lingon 6 years ago
Lola DM That was what the propaganda were saying when GMO came, but that is not what happened. The truth is that they made the crops resistant to herbicides. Read this: https://enveurope.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/2190-4715-24-24
Load More Replies... Christina Sersif 6 years ago
Dear anti-vaxxers a blog is not a trusted source. If you think that it is you clearly prove the point of why vaxxing your kids is important.
Lingon 6 years ago
Let´s put them in reserves. Then they don't risk others lives that are allergic to vaccines and have problems with their immunsystems.
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Bunny Wood 6 years ago
I'm always bemused by how little history the anti vaccination people know. Having benefited gigantically from the sciences that have raised life expectancy to its current level, they stupidly assume "it was always like this" .
THOR 4 years ago
Thank our grand parents who stepped up and rolled up their sleeves -and their screaming children's sleeves - to defeat diseases we have never even seen in our life times. What has happened to these new generations??
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Aileen Grist 6 years ago
I'm 64. When I was 2 I got measles, not even very badly. Then we went on holiday to a family farm where I - and everyone else - had fresh milk - it being a dairy farm - I got tuberculosis - no-one else did. It was because I'd not long had the measles and it had dropped my immune resistance very low. So at 3 I spent 8 months in a sanotorium - and I was lucky I got it in my right knee and left eye. My mother could only visit at weekends as it was a 2 hour journey each way and they didn't have a car. I can still remember the injections - and when I came out of hospital I had streptomycin tablets. They were very successful, but it was early in their development and were made in liver, they were big brown smarties that you had to chew and tasted awful. I was lucky - I survived - not all the children did. Since then I've never been healthy - I had my right kneecap removed when I was 22 because of arthritis, I have fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. All because I had measles
Anna Repp 6 years ago
I was not vaccinated as a kid for medical reasons (only had polio and smallpox vaccines - back then they still vaccinated against smallpox!) and then I had them all - pertussis, measles, mumps, chicken pox... It was not fun - I spent most of my childhood years in hospitals. Vaccinate your kids!
Brooke Bozarth 6 years ago
As an avid essential oil user... I have to deal with antivaxxers all the time (rolls eyes). One argument that I see a lot is "I wouldn't set my kid on fire to keep yours warm" and every time I see some one post it I just blink at the screen. How is that even a valid argument. I would say it's comical to watch it but really its just scary.
Nikki D 6 years ago
Wait, so if enough people don't vaccinate, the diseases will mutate and the vaccines won't work anymore? That's terrifying.
Alexander DeLarge 6 years ago
Quite the contrary. Diseases mutate to resist vaccines (they need to find another way in order to survive).
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Carol Emory 6 years ago
Fear is the greatest destroyer of good deeds. I can guarantee you that 90% of all anti-vaxxers out there were vaccinated as kids. And I would be less trustworthy of vaccines back than I am of them now since many were still in early development at the time they were introduced. Antivaxxers say the pharmaceutical industry is in it for the profits. But baby coffins, walkers and wheelchairs aren't cheap...so who would you rather give your money to. The people that say that they can keep your child alive or the ones that take advantage of them after they've been harmed by a preventable disease?
THOR 4 years ago
Of course 'Big Pharma' has to make money - to pay for the billion dollar cost to study and recieve approval of their therapies. BIG FARMA also is in it for the money - do you know how much a modern tractor costs?
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Catlady6000 6 years ago
I vaguely remember a study from years ago, where if you take out all the people who died of measles, smallpox, etc, before they were 18, the average lifespan was like 90. So yes, return to organic gardening, hard work, living outdoors, being around nature, especially animals. But also VACCINATE!!!!!!!
Kimberly Bundy 6 years ago
Apparently being an anti vaxxers means your not only dumb, but you have bad grammar as well. Measles (aren't) dangerous.
Gabrielle Daylano 6 years ago
Do people who do not want to vaccinate their children love them? I would not want to see my son suffering and dying of an easy preventable disease. I know that not vaccinating is a personal choice and there will probably be risks involved, but this is really stupid. I think it should be mandatory. At the very least, these people must pay more health insurance and childcare / school fees. I would also like to know if there are children at the nursery that have not been vaccinated.
THOR 4 years ago
I know of one person who secretly sends her kids to Bible camps etc. unvaccinated. She 'embraces the virus' believing in it's health benefits.
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Candice Ravel 6 years ago
What fuckery did I just read? This is why inbreeding shouldn't be allowed, lol! Anti vaxxers should have to have it tattooed on their forehead so those of who aren't fucktarded can avoid them without having to hear a f*****g word out of their mouth. Oh, and they need to be fixed so they can't make more idiots. Thin the herd.
THOR 4 years ago
I'm against vax passports, ID's etc. Instead I support Ankle Bracelets (NOT the exploding type...yet!) to keep these immature types in their houses so the rest of us adults can get on with our normal lives. Of course - with exploding ankle bracelets it would be easy to spot antivaxxers (ANTIVA) trying to get into an airport/bar/restaurant/game - with a foot missing!
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John K 6 years ago
My sons on the high autistic spectrum. He's has very very many vaccines. Even if a vaccine caused it, I doubt I'd care. I'd rather him be somewhat antisocial than dead. Side effects? Does nobody understand breathing causes death? Your body is warm because it slowly burns oxygen in your cells. You gonna hold ya breath?
S. 6 years ago
The saddest thing is, most of the anti-vaxxers are already vaccinated by their parents . . . There used to be a time when parents would have a hard time getting their kids vaccinated, but now, kids are having a hard time convincing their parents to allow them to be vaccinated. ( Reference to that post where a fifteen year old asked Reddit how he can get vaccinated despite his anti-vaxxers parents. )
Robyn Gardam 6 years ago
Better to bang your head against a wall than convince an anti vaxxer that their beliefs are based on a lie...you still get the headache without the stupid
Alexander DeLarge 6 years ago
We should send anti vaxxers on the edge of the Flat Earth. The air is cleaner there.
Bacony 5 years ago
Send them inside the earth, maybe a conversation with the reptilians will teach them.
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Ronald Copenhagen 6 years ago
If vaccines work, antivaxers shouldn’t be a problem. Let them die off.
Emmy 6 years ago
Bored Panda. A place where people can get bored with all the anti-vax posts. Ugh. How about more ART.
Robyn Gardam 6 years ago
Yes! More art, less anti vaxx. I think I rolled my eyes so hard I pulled a muscle..
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Murmur Plopslop 6 years ago
I guess some kind of zombie apocalypse will start soon as a result of this dumb idea, can't you see? o_o
Kaisu Rei 6 years ago
Stupid people don't die out, their innocent children do
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Lazy Panda 6 years ago
Did,, did you not even read any the posts? It even says pretty clearly that the amount of aluminum found in vaccines is similar to that found in a liter of infant formula. If it was so toxic to humans it wouldn’t be found it all sorts of human products; is it toxic in large amounts? Yes, but vaccines are not packed to the brim with aluminum or anything.
Load More Replies... minerva15 6 years ago
Says the person from the movement that physically inject children with essential oils and put them in steaming baths of bleach in the name of curing autism.
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Load More Replies... minerva15 6 years ago
I wonder if that infamous antivaxxer army will strike again in the comments
troufaki13 6 years ago
Anti-vaxxers can't provide scientific proof backing up their arguments, same as flat-earthers can't provide photos from the edge of the world :D
Ken Janulewicz 6 years ago
One idiot anti-vaxer retorted, "Prove that vaccines don't cause autism." That's how these jerkoffs think.
Load More Replies... John Louis 6 years ago
As I have stated before the antivax is part of a larger agenda to demonize science; the one way real knowledge about the physical world is discovered. To deny science is to hinder science. All of the following are examples of advocating a conspiracy against the best and brightest minds in their quest for discovery: 1). Man never landed on the moon 2). Scientist are sitting on a cure for cancer 3) Oil companies are suppressing a car that gets 150 mpg 4) Tesla sent electricity through the air over 100's of miles 5) AIDS is a man made virus 6) Alternative Medicines are as effective as scientifically based medicine 7) GMO's are dangerous 8) Man made climate change is a myth 9) Antivaxx or the grand daddy of them all.....10) Young earth creationism. - Did I miss any?
Lingon 6 years ago
Lola DM That was what the propaganda were saying when GMO came, but that is not what happened. The truth is that they made the crops resistant to herbicides. Read this: https://enveurope.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/2190-4715-24-24
Load More Replies... Christina Sersif 6 years ago
Dear anti-vaxxers a blog is not a trusted source. If you think that it is you clearly prove the point of why vaxxing your kids is important.
Lingon 6 years ago
Let´s put them in reserves. Then they don't risk others lives that are allergic to vaccines and have problems with their immunsystems.
Load More Replies... Bunny Wood 6 years ago
I'm always bemused by how little history the anti vaccination people know. Having benefited gigantically from the sciences that have raised life expectancy to its current level, they stupidly assume "it was always like this" .
THOR 4 years ago
Thank our grand parents who stepped up and rolled up their sleeves -and their screaming children's sleeves - to defeat diseases we have never even seen in our life times. What has happened to these new generations??
Load More Replies... Aileen Grist 6 years ago
I'm 64. When I was 2 I got measles, not even very badly. Then we went on holiday to a family farm where I - and everyone else - had fresh milk - it being a dairy farm - I got tuberculosis - no-one else did. It was because I'd not long had the measles and it had dropped my immune resistance very low. So at 3 I spent 8 months in a sanotorium - and I was lucky I got it in my right knee and left eye. My mother could only visit at weekends as it was a 2 hour journey each way and they didn't have a car. I can still remember the injections - and when I came out of hospital I had streptomycin tablets. They were very successful, but it was early in their development and were made in liver, they were big brown smarties that you had to chew and tasted awful. I was lucky - I survived - not all the children did. Since then I've never been healthy - I had my right kneecap removed when I was 22 because of arthritis, I have fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome. All because I had measles
Anna Repp 6 years ago
I was not vaccinated as a kid for medical reasons (only had polio and smallpox vaccines - back then they still vaccinated against smallpox!) and then I had them all - pertussis, measles, mumps, chicken pox... It was not fun - I spent most of my childhood years in hospitals. Vaccinate your kids!
Brooke Bozarth 6 years ago
As an avid essential oil user... I have to deal with antivaxxers all the time (rolls eyes). One argument that I see a lot is "I wouldn't set my kid on fire to keep yours warm" and every time I see some one post it I just blink at the screen. How is that even a valid argument. I would say it's comical to watch it but really its just scary.
Nikki D 6 years ago
Wait, so if enough people don't vaccinate, the diseases will mutate and the vaccines won't work anymore? That's terrifying.
Alexander DeLarge 6 years ago
Quite the contrary. Diseases mutate to resist vaccines (they need to find another way in order to survive).
Load More Replies... Carol Emory 6 years ago
Fear is the greatest destroyer of good deeds. I can guarantee you that 90% of all anti-vaxxers out there were vaccinated as kids. And I would be less trustworthy of vaccines back than I am of them now since many were still in early development at the time they were introduced. Antivaxxers say the pharmaceutical industry is in it for the profits. But baby coffins, walkers and wheelchairs aren't cheap...so who would you rather give your money to. The people that say that they can keep your child alive or the ones that take advantage of them after they've been harmed by a preventable disease?
THOR 4 years ago
Of course 'Big Pharma' has to make money - to pay for the billion dollar cost to study and recieve approval of their therapies. BIG FARMA also is in it for the money - do you know how much a modern tractor costs?
Load More Replies... Catlady6000 6 years ago
I vaguely remember a study from years ago, where if you take out all the people who died of measles, smallpox, etc, before they were 18, the average lifespan was like 90. So yes, return to organic gardening, hard work, living outdoors, being around nature, especially animals. But also VACCINATE!!!!!!!
Kimberly Bundy 6 years ago
Apparently being an anti vaxxers means your not only dumb, but you have bad grammar as well. Measles (aren't) dangerous.
Gabrielle Daylano 6 years ago
Do people who do not want to vaccinate their children love them? I would not want to see my son suffering and dying of an easy preventable disease. I know that not vaccinating is a personal choice and there will probably be risks involved, but this is really stupid. I think it should be mandatory. At the very least, these people must pay more health insurance and childcare / school fees. I would also like to know if there are children at the nursery that have not been vaccinated.
THOR 4 years ago
I know of one person who secretly sends her kids to Bible camps etc. unvaccinated. She 'embraces the virus' believing in it's health benefits.
Load More Replies... Candice Ravel 6 years ago
What fuckery did I just read? This is why inbreeding shouldn't be allowed, lol! Anti vaxxers should have to have it tattooed on their forehead so those of who aren't fucktarded can avoid them without having to hear a f*****g word out of their mouth. Oh, and they need to be fixed so they can't make more idiots. Thin the herd.
THOR 4 years ago
I'm against vax passports, ID's etc. Instead I support Ankle Bracelets (NOT the exploding type...yet!) to keep these immature types in their houses so the rest of us adults can get on with our normal lives. Of course - with exploding ankle bracelets it would be easy to spot antivaxxers (ANTIVA) trying to get into an airport/bar/restaurant/game - with a foot missing!
Load More Replies... John K 6 years ago
My sons on the high autistic spectrum. He's has very very many vaccines. Even if a vaccine caused it, I doubt I'd care. I'd rather him be somewhat antisocial than dead. Side effects? Does nobody understand breathing causes death? Your body is warm because it slowly burns oxygen in your cells. You gonna hold ya breath?
S. 6 years ago
The saddest thing is, most of the anti-vaxxers are already vaccinated by their parents . . . There used to be a time when parents would have a hard time getting their kids vaccinated, but now, kids are having a hard time convincing their parents to allow them to be vaccinated. ( Reference to that post where a fifteen year old asked Reddit how he can get vaccinated despite his anti-vaxxers parents. )
Robyn Gardam 6 years ago
Better to bang your head against a wall than convince an anti vaxxer that their beliefs are based on a lie...you still get the headache without the stupid
Alexander DeLarge 6 years ago
We should send anti vaxxers on the edge of the Flat Earth. The air is cleaner there.
Bacony 5 years ago
Send them inside the earth, maybe a conversation with the reptilians will teach them.
Load More Replies... Ronald Copenhagen 6 years ago
If vaccines work, antivaxers shouldn’t be a problem. Let them die off.
Emmy 6 years ago
Bored Panda. A place where people can get bored with all the anti-vax posts. Ugh. How about more ART.
Robyn Gardam 6 years ago
Yes! More art, less anti vaxx. I think I rolled my eyes so hard I pulled a muscle..
Load More Replies... Murmur Plopslop 6 years ago
I guess some kind of zombie apocalypse will start soon as a result of this dumb idea, can't you see? o_o
Kaisu Rei 6 years ago
Stupid people don't die out, their innocent children do
Load More Replies... Lazy Panda 6 years ago
Did,, did you not even read any the posts? It even says pretty clearly that the amount of aluminum found in vaccines is similar to that found in a liter of infant formula. If it was so toxic to humans it wouldn’t be found it all sorts of human products; is it toxic in large amounts? Yes, but vaccines are not packed to the brim with aluminum or anything.
Load More Replies... minerva15 6 years ago
Says the person from the movement that physically inject children with essential oils and put them in steaming baths of bleach in the name of curing autism.
Load More Replies... !sineP A ekiL skooL duolC tahT 6 years ago
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