Trump and his men. Look how they sided with the Covid virus over us the humans. I don’t get it

The arrogance of these men is simply stunning! Our species is standing on an ecological brink brought on by rich-man policies & they still think they're smartest people on the planet & should be in charge. And too many morons agree with them. WTF?

that Krasnov almost died from Covid himself....and learned absolutely NOTHING from that experience.

He is not capable of learning anything like that nor of feeling empathy etc. But he has self preservation and got the best treatment available for himself while he murdered millions here.

Last week, an 8-year-old girl became the second child and the third person to die of measles in the current outbreak. But it was Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the secretary of health and human services, who dominated the news cycle ...

Peter Hotez, dean for the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, told me. Instead, “his rhetoric should be on one thing and one thing only; it should be all hands on deck, in terms of launching a catch-up vaccination campaign and explaining to parents the vital importance of getting vaccinated,” Hotez said. “That’s the only way you can prevent this epidemic from accelerating, and it’s the only way you can hope to contain it. And there’s no other intervention” ...

... Health workers in Texas told me that parents are waiting until children are severely ill before they bring them to the hospital. Meanwhile, they’re trying unproven remedies, including toxic doses of vitamin A—which puts sick children at grave risk and does nothing to halt the virus as it tears through communities ...

While Kennedy wrote, in his Sunday afternoon post encouraging vaccines, that “the growth rates for new cases and hospitalizations have flattened,” after federal resources were sent to Texas in early March, cases are in fact rising quickly—and more are likely going undetected ...

https://newrepublic.com/article/193935/measles-cases-spreading-rfk-jr-vaccines

—which puts sick children at grave risk and does nothing to halt the virus as it tears through communities ..." and plays havoc with their livers.

I believe he's doing it on purpose. Most likely one of those idiots that thinks everyone getting it is the solution.

It's extremely important to know that measles are not only highly infectious, a person is contagious for the 14 days before the break-out of spots. Once the spots break out, no longer contagious. That's essentially why the disease sticks around. Quarantining those with spots is useless.

So if one of the two had spots, that person wasn't contagious, but perhaps the other was.

Apparently he had spots, said he had a fever the day before but felt better that day. Mothers with infants and toddlers — from the clothing, probably from the Mennonite community. Considering his cavalier attitude, I’m sure he’s been seeing patients right along.

What I hope happens to him personally is not nice.

if he’s out of bed and going around “treating” patients.

I listened to his blather as he touched and breathed on young & trusting mothers & innocent babies, and while I hope for their safety — I also wish for him a stay in the hospital in complete misery.

like it was no big deal. He was treating patients while he had a known measles infection. Do a Google search for links.

The CDC says:

Don't know why, but the 14 day incubation period is invariable, and people are contagious during and only during the 14 days before they break out.

"four days before and four days after", yet one guy says "fourteen days before and that's it" and some people want you to believe only HE is the expert. And you "don't know why" but you are convinced this is the truth. I looked for any other source to confirm the 14 day period but was unable to find anyone else that makes the same claim. It appears that the incubation period is 10-14 days and carriers are most contagious or only contagious from 4 days before until 4 days after spots appear. If we can figure out why people are so willing to believe the odd man out, we will know why maga exists.

the rest of the scientific community that I've trusted with my health for 68 years is wrong? Does he do a real study or is it just an opinion based on some circumstantial evidence?

He describes the history of measles in some detail, and also describes in even more detail, how a couple of doctors, not even done with their training yet, were sent to the Faroe Islands in 182-something (I've returned the book to the library, so I can't check it to give you the exact year) and thus determined the 14 day incubation period.

The author, Adam Ratner is not some random guy, he's a specialist in this field, and in the last day or two I've seen his name in articles about the measles outbreak. Look him up.

Adam Ratner definitely knows what he's talking about. But that book does not say that measles isn't contagious after the rash appears. If that was something he believed, you'd think he'd be out there bringing it up in every interview he's had over the past several months.

before from the CDC. I don't know where the poster got the 14 day figure and who told them that a person is not contagious after the spots appear. Maybe it was RFK jr, the most ill-informed man on the planet.

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Let's not forget that the left has had its share of these dipshits too.

Although I wonder what percentage of the antivaxxers are on the left. Most of them seem to be conservative Christians, and some of the outbreaks get started in their pesthole churches.

So proud of my cousin Dr Adam Ratner quoted in another story. He has been great during the measles outbreak.

"Booster Shots."

“Other people are free to let their children be crippled or die, and to infect everybody else. Not my business as n elected official, as long as my precious family is safe.”

This is the kind of reasoning that makes me want to throw things, hard.

RFK Junior psycho to the rescue…. NOT…. Don’t expect the cavalry to come in to save us for any of this.

I wonder how many deceased wished they had listened to the Science?

Guilty as sin