Kansas reports measles outbreak with 23 cases as infections rise across U.S.
Kansas reports measles outbreak with 23 cases as infections rise across U.S.
I finally get it. They are intentionally getting measles, and therefore spots, so that they will blend in with all of the leopards. They knew Trump had a way where the leopards wouldn't eat THEIR faces.
I lived there age 10-21. Can say with certainty, what a stupid fucking state.
MAGA morons are being revealed across the country by the sickness of their children.
And what's the secretary of health doing about it? Trying to discredit vaccines
At least they'll get the distinction of being called The Measles Generation.
Measle Weasels—spot their marks!
Well we could retroactively name all generations eligible for the 2024 vote as the measler-maler generations
We knew it was going to spread on spring break, and it's going to spread more when the college kids head home for the summer. :/
Most credible colleges require shot records. Even Baylor requires the MMR vaccine (https://healthservices.web.baylor.edu/services/immunizations#%3A%7E%3Atext=Routine+Immunizations+REQUIRED+for+enrollment%2Cfrom+first+day+of+class). I’m sure there are some crappy religious “colleges” that don’t require it, but unaware of it.
If only there was some way to have prevented this!
Group immunity, great strategy! /s
so fucking lame...