Measles outbreak expands in West Texas around county with low vaccination rate

Diesel said:
For fuck sake. Undocumented immigrants cause measles too? It has nothing to do with MAGAts skipping vaccinations because they think they cause autism? You people are pathetic.
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Well, there is that truism.

Remember how Trump was booed at a convention for suggesting vaccinations? Like Dr. Frankenstein, he created a monster he couldn't control. As a populist he only promises what his followers like. He'll never cross them again for fear they will turn on him. He'll promise them the world and the Moon if that's what it takes. Delivering, of course, is another issue, but the MAGAts don't seem to mind failed promises as long as he keeps telling them what they want to hear.
 
Dutch Uncle said:
Well, there is that truism.

Remember how Trump was booed at a convention for suggesting vaccinations? Like Dr. Frankenstein, he created a monster he couldn't control. As a populist he only promises what his followers like. He'll never cross them again for fear they will turn on him. He'll promise them the world and the Moon if that's what it takes. Delivering, of course, is another issue, but the MAGAts don't seem to mind failed promises as long as he keeps telling them what they want to hear.
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Poor Douche, reduced to constant gibbering as usual.
 
Diesel said:
For fuck sake. Undocumented immigrants cause measles too? It has nothing to do with MAGAts skipping vaccinations because they think they cause autism? You people are pathetic.
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Yep. Illegals also spread TB, polio, Chagas' disease (caused by a parasite), mumps, among other communicable diseases.
 
Diesel said:
That is not true. Pull your head out of your ass.

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Bullshit. It's well documented that illegals are bringing in contagious diseases.

There's a growing health concern over illegal immigrants bringing infectious diseases into the United States.

Illegal Immigration and the Threat of Infectious Disease - Southern Medical Association

sma.org sma.org

Results: During 2014–2019, approximately 3.5 million persons moved to the United States from abroad, including 3.2 million immigrants, 313,890 refugees, and 95,993 eligible others. Among these, the overseas examination identified 139,683 persons (3,903 per 100,000 persons examined) with class B TB, 54 with primary or secondary syphilis (30 per 100,000 persons tested), 761 with latent syphilis (415 per 100,000 persons tested), and, after laboratory testing for gonorrhea was added in 2016, a total of 131 with gonorrhea (374 per 100,000 persons tested). Refugees were offered additional, voluntary interventions, including vaccinations and presumptive treatment for parasites. By 2019, first- and second-dose coverage with measles-containing vaccine were 96% and 80%, respectively. In refugee populations for whom presumptive treatment is recommended, up to 96% of refugees, depending on the specific regimen, were offered and accepted treatment. For the 139,683 persons identified overseas with class B TB, EDN sent arrival notifications and overseas medical data to the appropriate state or local health agency to facilitate postarrival TB examinations. Among 101,119 persons identified overseas as having class B0 TB (6,586) or class B1 TB (94,533), a total of 67,432 (67%) had a complete postarrival examination reported to EDN. Among 35,814 children aged 2–14 years identified overseas with class B2 TB, 20,758 (58%) had a complete postarrival examination reported to EDN. (Adults are not routinely tested for immune reactivity to Mycobacterium tuberculosis during the overseas medical examination.) Among those with a complete postarrival examination reported to EDN, the number with a diagnosis of culture-positive TB disease within the first year of arrival was 464 (688 cases per 100,000 persons examined) for those with class B0 or B1 TB and was 11 (53 cases per 100,000 persons examined) for children with class B2 TB.
www.cdc.gov

Disease Surveillance Among U.S.-Bound Immigrants and ...

This report summarizes health data reported to the Electronic Disease Notification system for refugees, immigrants, and eligible others who arrived in the United States during 2014–2019.
www.cdc.gov www.cdc.gov

Emerging Infectious Diseases of Immigrant Patients - PMC

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So, I see your cherry picked fallacy of an article from Leftist Factcheck.org and raise you articles from medical professionals.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Bullshit. It's well documented that illegals are bringing in contagious diseases.

There's a growing health concern over illegal immigrants bringing infectious diseases into the United States.

Illegal Immigration and the Threat of Infectious Disease - Southern Medical Association

sma.org sma.org

Results: During 2014–2019, approximately 3.5 million persons moved to the United States from abroad, including 3.2 million immigrants, 313,890 refugees, and 95,993 eligible others. Among these, the overseas examination identified 139,683 persons (3,903 per 100,000 persons examined) with class B TB, 54 with primary or secondary syphilis (30 per 100,000 persons tested), 761 with latent syphilis (415 per 100,000 persons tested), and, after laboratory testing for gonorrhea was added in 2016, a total of 131 with gonorrhea (374 per 100,000 persons tested). Refugees were offered additional, voluntary interventions, including vaccinations and presumptive treatment for parasites. By 2019, first- and second-dose coverage with measles-containing vaccine were 96% and 80%, respectively. In refugee populations for whom presumptive treatment is recommended, up to 96% of refugees, depending on the specific regimen, were offered and accepted treatment. For the 139,683 persons identified overseas with class B TB, EDN sent arrival notifications and overseas medical data to the appropriate state or local health agency to facilitate postarrival TB examinations. Among 101,119 persons identified overseas as having class B0 TB (6,586) or class B1 TB (94,533), a total of 67,432 (67%) had a complete postarrival examination reported to EDN. Among 35,814 children aged 2–14 years identified overseas with class B2 TB, 20,758 (58%) had a complete postarrival examination reported to EDN. (Adults are not routinely tested for immune reactivity to Mycobacterium tuberculosis during the overseas medical examination.) Among those with a complete postarrival examination reported to EDN, the number with a diagnosis of culture-positive TB disease within the first year of arrival was 464 (688 cases per 100,000 persons examined) for those with class B0 or B1 TB and was 11 (53 cases per 100,000 persons examined) for children with class B2 TB.
www.cdc.gov

Disease Surveillance Among U.S.-Bound Immigrants and ...

This report summarizes health data reported to the Electronic Disease Notification system for refugees, immigrants, and eligible others who arrived in the United States during 2014–2019.
www.cdc.gov www.cdc.gov

Emerging Infectious Diseases of Immigrant Patients - PMC

pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov


So, I see your cherry picked fallacy of an article from Leftist Factcheck.org and raise you articles from medical professionals.
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You truly are cracked beyond help. Yes, some undocumented immigrants spread some disease, but preventable diseases have skyrocketed since you dumb fucks stopped vaccinating your children. That has nothing to do with immigrants, your favorite group (tied with transgender people) to blame for every problem on the planet, including the Noah's Ark flood. It is YOU who are spreading disease. It is YOU who harm and kill children while you pretend to give a fuck about abortion.

 
Diesel said:
You truly are cracked beyond help. Yes, some undocumented immigrants spread some disease, but preventable diseases have skyrocketed since you dumb fucks stopped vaccinating your children. That has nothing to do with immigrants, your favorite group (tied with transgender people) to blame for every problem on the planet, including the Noah's Ark flood. It is YOU who are spreading disease. It is YOU who harm and kill children while you pretend to give a fuck about abortion.

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Bullshit again. The leading cause of persons not being vaccinated is they live in rural areas far from healthcare centers.

www.statista.com

Topic: Vaccine hesitancy in the U.S.

Explore the topic of vaccine hesitancy in the United States, an issue that has come under the spotlight during the COVID-19 pandemic.
www.statista.com www.statista.com

The Chinese Disease vaccine is widely seen as ineffective and potentially having bad side effects.

www.census.gov

Household Pulse Survey Shows Many Don’t Trust COVID Vaccine, Worry About Side Effects

About 15% of U.S. adults are not vaccinated against COVID and the Household Pulse Survey shows the reasons why.
www.census.gov www.census.gov

COVID-19 Vaccine Refusal among Nurses Worldwide: Review of Trends and Predictors - PMC

COVID-19 vaccination hesitancy has become a major concern around the world. Recent reports have also highlighted COVID-19 vaccination hesitancy in healthcare workers. Despite media reports and scientific publications, little is known about the ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

One reason for the increase in hesitancy to get vaccinated is the failure of some vaccines to work or having side effects. For example, the military at one time was pushing for all members to get an anthrax vaccine. This resulted in a number of highly publicized cases where there were debilitating and even crippling side effects. The Chinese Disease vaccine is another one that due to its premature and rapid deployment to use has caused people to rethink the effectiveness of all vaccines.

www.forbes.com

Vaccine Hesitancy Is On The Rise. Here Are Some Reasons Why

Far fewer Americans view childhood vaccines as important now compared to previous years, according to a recent Gallup poll.
www.forbes.com www.forbes.com

www.cidrap.umn.edu

Survey reveals growing American distrust in vaccines for COVID, other infectious diseases

www.cidrap.umn.edu www.cidrap.umn.edu

This is what happens when you have an ineffective or potentially ineffective vaccine or one that has known side effects and it is forced on people by government. If anything, Biden probably did more to make people hesitant to get vaccinated by demanding they do so than any single person in recent history.

All that aside, the rise of many contagious diseases in the US often begins with illegal immigration, not lack of vaccinations. Illegals bring in diseases that otherwise wouldn't be present and spread them to the general population.
 
T. A. Gardner said:
Bullshit again. The leading cause of persons not being vaccinated is they live in rural areas far from healthcare centers.

www.statista.com

Topic: Vaccine hesitancy in the U.S.

Explore the topic of vaccine hesitancy in the United States, an issue that has come under the spotlight during the COVID-19 pandemic.
www.statista.com www.statista.com

The Chinese Disease vaccine is widely seen as ineffective and potentially having bad side effects.

www.census.gov

Household Pulse Survey Shows Many Don’t Trust COVID Vaccine, Worry About Side Effects

About 15% of U.S. adults are not vaccinated against COVID and the Household Pulse Survey shows the reasons why.
www.census.gov www.census.gov

COVID-19 Vaccine Refusal among Nurses Worldwide: Review of Trends and Predictors - PMC

COVID-19 vaccination hesitancy has become a major concern around the world. Recent reports have also highlighted COVID-19 vaccination hesitancy in healthcare workers. Despite media reports and scientific publications, little is known about the ...
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

One reason for the increase in hesitancy to get vaccinated is the failure of some vaccines to work or having side effects. For example, the military at one time was pushing for all members to get an anthrax vaccine. This resulted in a number of highly publicized cases where there were debilitating and even crippling side effects. The Chinese Disease vaccine is another one that due to its premature and rapid deployment to use has caused people to rethink the effectiveness of all vaccines.

www.forbes.com

Vaccine Hesitancy Is On The Rise. Here Are Some Reasons Why

Far fewer Americans view childhood vaccines as important now compared to previous years, according to a recent Gallup poll.
www.forbes.com www.forbes.com

www.cidrap.umn.edu

Survey reveals growing American distrust in vaccines for COVID, other infectious diseases

www.cidrap.umn.edu www.cidrap.umn.edu

This is what happens when you have an ineffective or potentially ineffective vaccine or one that has known side effects and it is forced on people by government. If anything, Biden probably did more to make people hesitant to get vaccinated by demanding they do so than any single person in recent history.

All that aside, the rise of many contagious diseases in the US often begins with illegal immigration, not lack of vaccinations. Illegals bring in diseases that otherwise wouldn't be present and spread them to the general population.
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You're so brainwashed. 2023 saw the highest number of measles infections in the US in decades. You know what was here before 2023? Undocumented immigrants. You know what changed? MAGAt morons like you swallowed and spit up misinformation. You idiots think vaccines a century old suddenly started causing autism 20 years ago.

People who are vaccinated stand almost no chance of catching preventable infectious diseases even if they encounter someone who carried it in from abroad. Also, plenty of diseases enter the US via citizens who travel abroad to places where vaccination is not common. You unvaccinated dolts are the problem.
 
EdwinA said:
So many illegal aliens running through measles isn't the only disease being spread. Of course sociopaths like yourself aren't in the least concerned about that.
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I have seen nothing connecting immigrants to measles or other communicable diseases. The new cases are due to anti-vaxxers. Of course, you do worry about that. Point the fingers and you win, at least on the right.
 
They are cheering on the incoming deaths of their children.

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Nordberg said:
I have seen nothing connecting immigrants to measles or other communicable diseases. The new cases are due to anti-vaxxers. Of course, you do worry about that. Point the fingers and you win, at least on the right.
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lol 48 measles cases versus thousands of TB cases. You idiots are just pathetically stupid. Drug abuse and sexual degeneracy will do that.
 
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