Measles is making a comeback: Can we stop it? - Harvard Health
In the US, widespread vaccination halted the ongoing spread of measles more than 20 years ago, but recent outbreaks have flared in over 20 US states, leading to hospitalizations and at least two de...
What if “lost herd immunity” means “we’ve lost immunity from the herd”, as in, “they have a control group now, and are gonna start figuring things out”?
It's possible herd immunity, to them, means that they are protected from the herd. I understand they openly call us cattle and sheep. Losing herd immunity means we're waking up and they are vulnerable.
And the invasion by millions of illegal aliens had nothing to do with this.
“Ohnoes vaccination rates have dropped under 95%, we have lost ‘herd immunity’!”
The people who took multiple C-19 shots affected their own innate and acquired immune systems. Relying on vaccinations to rule your health is not a good idea. The best immunity to measles is getting measles. Some will argue that there are some deaths from measles. How many deaths happened from C-19 vaccinations and weakened immune systems? The other consideration is a rise in measles may be due to the loss of confidence in doctors and vaccines.
Sung, with a British accent....
Yooooouuuuu caaaaaaannnnnnn, stick yer fookin' vaccine up yer arse!