Basically, this is what I like to call the Brady Bunch fallacy. Just because a nearly 50 year old sitcom did an episode that made light of the measles, that must mean measles was no big deal to people back then. Yeah, right.
https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/appeal-to-brady-bunch-vaccine-fallacy/ …
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Of course, both the past and the present rebuke Moready's claim that the measles is a benign disease.https://respectfulinsolence.com/2015/01/22/the-past-and-present-rebuke-antivaccinationists-who-claim-measles-is-benign/ …
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Oops, somehow this reply wandered to the wrong tweet in this thread.https://twitter.com/lizl_genealogy/status/1112021724307095554 …
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What the...? How do these people get soooo deluded?pic.twitter.com/8kTwhX6ocw
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The good old days, yeah
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Wow. I had the measles as a young child (even I was one or two) in about 1967 so I have no memories of being ill. What I DO remember is the tension in my mother's voice speaking about my illness 45 years later. This was NOT a benign little something or treated as such.
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Just bet the number of measles complications is a lot less than vaccine complications. And that HPV vaccine needs to be burnt to death.
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