> Do we have ‘poke with stick’ emote? Libs salivating for measles death horror headlines in PA. Not happening.

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Nobody is buying a lil measles as a chance to round up the healthy unvaccinated Amish goodness.

There are asymptomatic measles cases accidentally detected but nothing more that a day of having a little flu. Libs trying to get magnified paparazzi pics of a red rash or bump. Not happening either.

There is always AI libs. Measles just isn’t that bad, ask the Brady Bunch

Have fun on November 3, genius.

wrote:

  yes!

Nobody is buying a lil measles as a chance to round up the healthy unvaccinated Amish goodness.

There are asymptomatic measles cases accidentally detected but nothing more that a day of having a little flu. Libs trying to get magnified paparazzi pics of a red rash or bump. Not happening either.

There is always AI libs. Measles just isn’t that bad, ask the Brady Bunch

I can have AI debunk this in a second but I can't be arsed.

Stupid fuqing bagger.

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HOW DARE YOU TELL US TO STOP AND EASILY PREVENTABLE DISEASE!!!! WE WILL GET SICK AND DIE IF WE GODDAMN WELL WANT!!! FUQ YOU LIBS! I AM GOING OUT RIGHT THIS GODDAMN SECOND TO GET ME A RAGING CASE OF AIDS!!! THAT WILL FUQING TEACH YOU THAT VIRUSES ARE NO BIG DEAL!
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You can get aids from Jurij if that helps.

People are better off getting a lil measles (easily treated), earning golden natural immunity, then benefiting over the years with unknowingly getting the antibodies gently boosted by being around others with measles. Gazillion years of evolution of immune systems at work.

wrote:

  yes!

Nobody is buying a lil measles as a chance to round up the healthy unvaccinated Amish goodness.

There are asymptomatic measles cases accidentally detected but nothing more that a day of having a little flu. Libs trying to get magnified paparazzi pics of a red rash or bump. Not happening either.

There is always AI libs. Measles just isn’t that bad, ask the Brady Bunch

Here is a fact check of the claims made in the initial post:

### 1. "There are asymptomatic measles cases accidentally detected but nothing more that a day of having a little flu."

* **False / Misleading:** Measles is an acute, highly contagious viral illness that typically causes significant symptoms, including high fevers (often spiking above 104°F/40°C), a full-body rash, cough, runny nose (coryza), and red/watery eyes (conjunctivitis). Symptoms typically last 7 to 10 days, far longer than "a day." Truly asymptomatic measles infections are extremely rare; virtually everyone infected displays symptoms.

### 2. "Measles just isn’t that bad, ask the Brady Bunch"

* **False / Misleading:** Pop culture depictions (like the 1969 *Brady Bunch* episode) minimized measles as a routine childhood inconvenience, but medically, measles can be severe and life-threatening. Common complications include severe diarrhea, ear infections (which can lead to permanent hearing loss), and pneumonia (the most common cause of death from measles in young children). Severe complications include encephalitis (brain swelling, occurring in about 1 in 1,000 cases, which can cause permanent brain damage) and Subacute Sclerosing Panencephalitis (SSPE), a fatal neurological disease that develops years after infection.

### 3. "Immunity & Natural Infection" (from related claims in post #8)

* **False / Misleading:** Natural infection does provide long-lasting immunity, but acquiring it carries significant health risks, including a phenomenon known as **immune amnesia**. The measles virus wipes out pre-existing immune memory cells, leaving the body vulnerable to other dangerous pathogens (like pneumonia and influenza) for months or years after recovery. The MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine provides safe, highly effective immunity without the dangerous complications or immune system disruption caused by natural infection.

Tldr: AI is bagger kryptonite

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Here is a fact check of the claims made in the initial post:

### 1. "There are asymptomatic measles cases accidentally detected but nothing more that a day of having a little flu."

* **False / Misleading:** Measles is an acute, highly contagious viral illness that typically causes significant symptoms, including high fevers (often spiking above 104°F/40°C), a full-body rash, cough, runny nose (coryza), and red/watery eyes (conjunctivitis). Symptoms typically last 7 to 10 days, far longer than "a day." Truly asymptomatic measles infections are extremely rare; virtually everyone infected displays symptoms.

### 2. "Measles just isn’t that bad, ask the Brady Bunch"

* **False / Misleading:** Pop culture depictions (like the 1969 *Brady Bunch* episode) minimized measles as a routine childhood inconvenience, but medically, measles can be severe and life-threatening. Common complications include severe diarrhea, ear infections (which can lead to permanent hearing loss), and pneumonia (the most common cause of death from measles in young children). Severe complications include encephalitis (brain swelling, occurring in about 1 in 1,000 cases, which can cause permanent brain damage) and Subacute Sclerosing Panencephalitis (SSPE), a fatal neurological disease that develops years after infection.

### 3. "Immunity & Natural Infection" (from related claims in post #8)

* **False / Misleading:** Natural infection does provide long-lasting immunity, but acquiring it carries significant health risks, including a phenomenon known as **immune amnesia**. The measles virus wipes out pre-existing immune memory cells, leaving the body vulnerable to other dangerous pathogens (like pneumonia and influenza) for months or years after recovery. The MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine provides safe, highly effective immunity without the dangerous complications or immune system disruption caused by natural infection.

Tldr: AI is bagger kryptonite

Full of wokebot shyt, weasel words, and libfilth dishonesty.

Far less than zero credibility. 'Fact check'. Laughable.

A stick?
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