I wonder if widescale immunity reset could lead to a resurgence of something like polio which we've almost eradicated.
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dont you mean worms, if everyone can get worms he can control them telepathically like a hive mind.
His brain worm has measles.
The only way to stop a bad guy with measles is a good guy with measles, I guess.
Goodness, this guy is a fucking charlatan. Perfect man for the current administration.
If only there was some way we could train our immune systems to fight off Measles without having to actually infect ourselves with it. That way an immediate immune response could keep the disease from ever taking root to begin with! I blame those fucking scientists for not thinking of this already, they're probably too busy making fake climate change scare articles. ^/s^
What if we only get, like, a little bit of measles? Like if I touch someone with measles very quickly. Just enough to get a small non-dangerous amount that is hardly noticeable by me but enough for my immune system to learn to fight it? Is there a possibility that that would work?
What if we just, like, gave you a little part of the measles? Like whatever's on the outside of the virus, so your immune system can just know to attack that?
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The best defense against measles is to not have Republican parents.
I get it. By giving everyone a measles infection, their immune system will be trained on the pathogen, and learn how to fight it in the future so you don't get infected again. That's a brilliant idea, but maybe we can play it safe by giving them just a little bit of measles so they don't have to deal with the associated risks?
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The only correct answer to RFK saying that is: "No it wouldn't."
There is zero scientific evidence that supports his claim. Him saying this is about akin to someone saying that we should build only brick houses because the sky hates the color red which is why it is blue. It makes no sense and so does his argument. But that's to be expected from someone who quite literally has zero formal training in medicine.
hes the guy that has been seen dripping methlyene blue in his drink on a flight as a treatment for "diseases:
What if we were to somehow make the virus inert first, and then give it to everyone? Maybe he's onto something there...
Oh wait that's a vaccine
It can be better if only Republicans got measles. They're the ones that like them right? Why don't they all get them?
Well, he is stupid enough not to understand that this would kill a) kids and b) his own base.
Especially him