...now, that might not always have to be an old photo of a sick child in an iron lung. But I’m sure we can come up with something better than the stock-standard crying baby and the comedically scary-looking needle.
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Grant was totally right. Now I need your help to spread the word. The image of a crying baby is straight from the anti-vax playbook & plays to their harmful agenda. News stories – & government websites, too – should instead use photos that show the absolute necessity of vaccines.pic.twitter.com/EINasxCzn1
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So help me get this idea out there to news sites. And I’ll do my bit and get Government websites doing the same.
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Or show totally chill kids getting their 'shields' and feeling fearless https://youtu.be/VgCPMkNlkSI pic.twitter.com/vcsNUr2p8y
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I love your evidence-based government. You and
@JillHennessyMP have achieved a lot. This sensationalist crying-baby-huge-needle imagery needs to stop.#StopAVN has been calling for this for years. Maybe photos of happy-babies-not-getting-measles should be used.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Similar ‘in principle’ to the smiling baby in this thread. Just saying.
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Great idea, Mr Premier. Perhaps children with polio in leg braces too? Horrible images, but important to learn from.
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we all got measles, mumps etc when we were kids much better immunisation that a vaccination & kids that are vaccinated can shed the virus & spread it. Unvaccinated kids are in more danger from vaccinated ones than the other way around they should not be mandatory
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