Hamsterdam city charter.
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So:
Forced immunizations bad.
Forced births good.
Got it.
Todayâs GOP, ladies and gentlemen, todayâs GOPâŚ
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You must have that baby and it must die of measles.
- Jesus
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When vaccinations become politicalâŚ
Nice part of that is that it will solve the problem of future Republicans, as there wonât be any reaching adulthood
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If the Republicans want to ally with infectious diseases, thatâs their prerogative.
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Speaking as someone who grew up in and around childrenâs hospitals, I donât wish what I experienced or what I witnessed on any of these idiotsâ poor children, but if thatâs what it takes ⌠so be it. Iâm sad their children have parents with such poor parenting and reasoning skills, but Iâm pissed they are endangering so many others. I hope someday we can start holding them accountable.
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Oregon House Bill 3427 â Education funding bill decreases personal income tax rates. Imposes 0.57% tax rate on in-state corporate activity > $1 million.
âSenate Republicans refused to show up for Tuesdayâs scheduled floor session, denying Democrats the chance to vote on, and likely pass, a billion-dollar education funding bill that has been more than a year in the making.â - Statesman Journal
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Make America Gonorrheous Again.
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Yuck
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One might well wonder if the anti-vaccination push is in the same vein as the anti-abortion bandwagon. Abortion was identified years ago as an emotional wedge issue to keep people distracted so they wonât pay attention to the rabid conservative agenda. It was a cynical decision to take this approach, by people who could care less about the issue otherwise. All the people doing this stuff always have had access to, and utilized, abortions for their own family members as they deemed necessary. It would be interesting to see if any of the genesis of the anti-vax effort stemmed from these same people or their ilk. A cynical ploy to keep people distracted while they keep taking and not helping.
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Yes to bearing arms, but no to baring arms.
Curious.
We reserve the right to spread disease to your unsuspecting families. Because freedom.
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I donât see what youâre talking about.
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Reminiscent of the âFluoride is a Communist Conspiracy to suck out our Precious Bodily Fluids!â campaigns in the 1950âs.
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âOregon Democrats were just joking about âmy body, my choiceâ while rammimg [sic] forced injections down every Oregon parentâs throat,â
Well, no. Iâm pretty sure that the injections would be in the arm.
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It shouldnât require this controversy for people to know avoiding children is generally a good idea.
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Honestly, I wouldnât even legitimate the broken analogy that way. These things are fundamentally and starkly different.
Pregnancy and abortion decisions are matters of personal health and autonomy. Having an abortion effects NOBODY in a medical or health-care manner but the mother and the fetus.
Vaccination and herd immunity are matters of dire import to public health and safety and the decision not to vaccinate or immunize has the potential to effect everyone DIRECTLY.
These shitheads are yet again proving that they couldnât construct an apt analogy/comparison if their lives depended on itâŚand when it comes to vaccinations, their lives and the lives of countless others very well could depend on it.
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Party of fetal heartbeat sez what?
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