Make Preventable Diseases Great Again

The first child has died from the measles outbreak in Texas.

Won't be the last.

Big congrats to all the mal-educated simpletons and dotards who will take us back to times of bubonic plagues because of their ignorance of how vaccines work.

In reply to SnoopDog

And the Health Secretary did not bat an eyelid on news of that death and actually said it was normal

In reply to SnoopDog

Look who the Dotard in the Office of the President has running HHS?
An outright denier of science and vaccines.
I am extremely happy that ground zero is in TX. I hope this very contagious disease spreads like a California wildfire.
Maybe that is the only way for divine intervention to wipe the slate clean and for people to start understanding the perils that this convicted felon brings with him.

In reply to carl0002

Secretary Brainworm also cancelled the meeting to select the flu vaccine to be rolled out.

I seriously hope the government of Canada are considering putting out some kind of travel advisory alert for Canadians traveling to Dumbfcukingstan.

In reply to embsallie



I really hope all the blue States start ensuring that their respective populations are properly inoculated against all these preventable diseases.

And for the dotards in those States who don't want to be vaccinated or prevent their children from being vaccinate? Make it a criminal offence. Enough is enough.

‘Mad as hell’ Canadians cancel US travel en masse as trade war escalates

Carlo Tarini from Montreal traded his family’s April vacation to New York City for the Bahamas instead.“We’re mad as hell and we’re not going to take it anymore,” Tarini told The Post, adding that the US is wiped off the map for the next four years as far as his family’s travels are concerned.
For Tarini, what did it was US President Donald Trump’s threat to impose 25% tariffs on Canadian imports, and the impact it’s already had on the country’s economy – the Canadian dollar tumbled to a two-decade low after the announcement, before going back up only slightly at the news of a 30-day reprieve.“He’s threatening our economy,” said Tarini. “It’s a family decision and we’re sticking with it.”

Quebec’s Minister of Education has even urged 10th graders — who plan annual sojourns from Montreal to the Big Apple — to rethink their plans.“We are all on the front lines,” Bernard Drainville said earlier this month at Quebec’s National Assembly.Schools in Quebec – and also in Manitoba – have since traded in trips to the Empire State for the city of Toronto.In a letter to parents, Nancy Paquet, general secretary of the Monts-et-Marées school service center, cited “decisions by the US government which could have a significant impact on the parents’ employment,” as the reason, referring to jobs that would be lost if the tariffs get the go-ahead.

In reply to sgtdjones

Here I come.....

In reply to googley

Nope ....you didn't sell me a franchise...