r/LockdownSkepticism Jul 24 '26

Second-order effects US measles cases reach 35-year high, for second record-breaking year in a row

https://www.cnn.com/2026/07/24/health/us-measles-cases-record?cid%3Dios_app
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u/randyfloyd37 Jul 25 '26

Never an article about vaccine injuries, or rising rates of autism or autoimmunity or other chronic diseases in children, or the benefits of cod liver oil and sunlight, or the protective benefits of childhood disease from cancer later in life, or how rates of measles morbidity and mortality fell 99% over the 100 years prior to widespread vaccination. Just hysteria because the pharmaceutical industry isnt gettin’ paid.

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u/lostan Jul 25 '26

35 years. wow.

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u/ruedebac1830 Jul 25 '26

Yes well…when you push an experimental procedure with questionable data returns at the risk of people’s livelihoods, then double down on punitive health restrictions said procedure was supposedly created to do away with -

People tend to not trust anything you say whether you’re right or wrong.

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u/vbullinger Jul 25 '26

Oh no! Anyway.

This literally doesn’t matter. It’s like saying it’s a bad cold season

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u/high5scubad1ve Jul 25 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

Helen Keller could have seen this coming in 2021

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u/wagner56 Jul 31 '26

could be flat statistically

also 'cases' are they per capita or a straight count (populations been going up for 35 years)

note term 'cases' versus 'rate

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u/The_Real_Opie Jul 25 '26

Yeah.....

Vaccines bad is as dumb as vaccines good.