I like to ask how many people they know that have had measles, chicken pox, mumps, polio, or tuberculosis in the last 20 some years. It's usually none, maybe someone from outside the USA knows of someone.
Then I ask "Well, why are we seeing so many people get the covid vaccines but still get covid?"
Usually they'll just start in with the 'But none are 100% effective" crap, and you know that one is a lost soul. But every so often you'll get one that starts to open their mouth, then they realize what they're about to say contradicts what they just said. Those can be redeemed.
Measles outbreak in Washington and Oregon a few years ago, what was the total case count, 30 people or so. It ran out of hosts within a few weeks.
Interesting. That sounds like how a vaccine should work - you get a localized outbreak and then it doesn't go anywhere because it can't.
Was there a reason given for the outbreak?
Yeah doesn’t it seem about right. It was the holidays also so stores were packed, and people from Washington come here to shop since we don’t have a sales tax. So the stores are packed.
They’d announce this person came down with the measles and were at those stores on this date and times, watch for symptoms.
No quarantines, masks, booster measles shots etc. and Oregon and Washington have pretty high rates of unvaxxed, it’s generally a liberal thing but somehow they’re all provax now.
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