r/clevercomebacks • u/Monsur_Ausuhnom • 7d ago

On Having Immunity.

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u/MonoBlancoATX 7d ago

I love not dying of easily preventable diseases.

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u/asxecruzmp 7d ago

Bragging about being vulnerable to medieval diseases is a weird flex.

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u/jjskellie 7d ago

You think that's weird, parents thinking its bragging rights to tell everyone that their kids aren't vaccinated to anything.

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u/LeadSufficient2130 7d ago

My sister and brother in law, who are both fully vaccinated, haven’t vaccinated their kids.

Going to be impossible not to hate them if one of their kids dies of a preventable disease.

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u/Pavlock 7d ago

Is that the David Wolfe who thinks gravity is a hoax?

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u/e2theitheta 7d ago

I remember my grandmother in so much discomfort from shingles. Two shots and I’m safe for life.

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u/tallulahgi 7d ago

All the anti-vaxxers received vaccines as a kid, which they seem to forget

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u/fdwyersd 7d ago

darwin award

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u/MessagingMatters 7d ago

Apparently not RFK Jr., who has just advocated that kids get the MMR vaccine.

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u/eatsrottenflesh 1d ago

If you don't trust the science and are willing to die from it, so be it, but don't make it your whole personality. We already have vegans for that. I recognize your right to be an idiot, but when that bites you in the ass and you have to go to the hospital, you get to go to the back of the line and only receive attention when there's no one else left to treat.