Comments by "remliqa" (@remliqa) on "Washington Post" channel.

@croweater6814 A few thing wrong with your post: First the measles outbreak in Europe wasn't linked to migrants. It was linked to the rise of the (imbecilic) anti-vaccine movement over there. Secondly, the migrant crisis came from countries that already have immunisation distribution in place. You can argue that some of those countries the disruption of medical services due to strife (syria, Libya etc) may caused some of them to net get the scheduled immunization maybe linked to some of the recent outbreak (in Greece eg) but that doesn't cover all of of Western Europe's ( Italy, France eg) case and especially for Eastern Europe (Ukraine, Georgia , Sebia etc).
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@croweater6814 You do know that measles vaccine are also distributed in those third world countries those migrants are from , right? Measle vaccination is a global thing and pretty much all competent government have a hand on this.
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