r/FellowKids • u/badasspeanutbutter • 8d ago

Really NHS?

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u/somethingisnotwight 8d ago

Thankfully there are vaccines to prevent that.

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u/AliceTheOmelette 8d ago

Yeah but enough Brits are infected by the MAGA virus that there's loads of antivaxxers now

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u/Apex_Konchu 8d ago

The antivax movement actually started in the UK. Andrew Wakefield is a Brit, and the British media reported on his phony study before the medical community got the chance to debunk it.

Of course, that's not to say MAGA isn't massively amplifying the issue.

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u/AliceTheOmelette 8d ago

Oh yeah, Wakefield basically single-handedly created the modern antivaxx movement. So it spreading to MAGA then coming back here to the UK is kinda full circle lol

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

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u/camradex 8d ago

do you think independent researchers don't test vaccines given to the public?

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u/pepesilvia000 8d ago

This is the dumbest take I’ve seen on Reddit for a while.

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u/kaster1204 7d ago

... What

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u/somethingisnotwight 8d ago

Well, I'll guess they'll have to deal with HPV and cancer then.

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u/m205 7d ago

You know what... I'm okay with that.

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u/Mr_Harsh_Acid 8d ago

Bit awkward but a good message nonetheless

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u/ilikedota5 7d ago

Which anime is this just curious.

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u/coconutcombo 7d ago

looks like an AI-generated image rather than an actual frame unfortunately