Comments by "Cris T" (@62Cristoforo) on "'Highly contagious' outbreak: Texas reports 58 measles cases, expected to rise" video.

  1. And who is that $55 billion going to? Certainly not to you or me. There’s a Big Club. And you and me ain’t in it
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  2. What’s the point of testing for an incurable and benign virus? Just take two weeks off school and stay in bed. What’s the big deal?
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  3. That was then. This is now. Times change. Our over all health has improved since our grandparents days, in case you didn’t notice
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  4. you are afraid?
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  5. All of my children are getting measles naturally, not from the needle of a greedy corporation
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  6. So what? There were also no measles deaths in America after JFK became president. That doesn’t mean his election victory had anything to do with the end of measles deaths in America. These two things are coincidental, not causal
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  7. Yeah, and if you’re naturally immune or vaccinated you have nothing to worry about, except how to complain more
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  8. Why would you want to prevent measles from spreading? Let’s hear your best argument.
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  9. But not deadly in the USA
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  10. Stupidity knows no bounds
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  11. When was the last time an American (in America) died from measles? 1962? But let’s keep generating unnecessary fear among the unsuspecting public.
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  12. They’re talking about Texas, not a third world country. Why not cite the measles mortality rate for India or Afghanistan while you’re at it. They’re both irrelevant to this discussion
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  13. Everyone WOULD be immune (for life) if we allowed our children to get the measles when they’re young. But that’s not good enough for the Jabbers and their limited vaccine-acquired immunity.
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  14. That’s more Misinformation
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  15. Measles is not a disease requiring hospitalization in the USA. But you know better
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  16. You really want to compare living conditions between the two places? wow
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  17. and immune for life
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