Doc Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago (edited) 2 hours ago, Trump_is_Mentally_fit said: Oh, were they unvaccinated? Yes, but more importantly, they were also infected. You libs keep crying about unvaccinated US citizens but turn a blind eye to this. Edited 3 hours ago by Doc 2
stevestojan Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago RFK wants to do placebo controlled trials. As if the measles vaccine hasn’t been tested for years. Also, which families want to sign up to maybe get a placebo? The fact that worm brain doesn’t see the stupidity in this isn’t surprising; it’s just another day in an administration full of clowns. Maybe next we should test placebo seat belts. Who wants to sign up? But we somehow ended up with an electorate that contains people so brain washed that “biG pHaRMa iS bAD” that we have the father claiming measles wasn’t that bad and the vaccine is the problem. The father whose KID DIED OF MEASLES. The right truly is a special breed of ignorant. But let’s continue to take medical advice from a guy who took selfies with a dead bear in Central Park. The weirdo party keeps outdoing their own weirdness.
BillsFanNC Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago Were illegals from third world countries with meager at best public health programs vaccinated against measles? 😂
stevestojan Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 3 minutes ago, BillsFanNC said: Were illegals from third world countries with meager at best public health programs vaccinated against measles? 😂 No. Your point as to how this relates to WormBrain saying we should use a placebo? I know it’s tough for the elderly to separate two different points, but try to keep up, gramps. I know you love reminding us that you hate immigrants, but try to stay on topic, bud.
The Frankish Reich Posted 33 minutes ago Posted 33 minutes ago 3 hours ago, stevestojan said: Your point as to how this relates to WormBrain saying we should use a placebo? Sounds real ethical and practicable. Convince a group of people who are rational actors to enroll their kids in a randomized/blind controlled study. 50% chance the kid will get a placebo. Or convince rabid anti-vaxxers who think their kid will turn autistic and never go on a date or play baseball to enroll in that study and have a 50% chance of getting that poison injection. Maybe we should just continue what we've been doing for, oh, 3 or 4 generations of Americans, resulting in the near elimination of measles with no convincing evidence at all of a significant downside?
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