Despicable

“'We should be getting measles, mumps, rubella, chicken pox, these are the rights of our children to get it,' said Dr. Jack Wolfson of Wolfson Integrative Cardiology in Paradise Valley."

"He said viruses — not vaccines — are a part of the natural world. 'Unfortunately, they mean that some people get sick and some people die,' he said. 'But the reality is that we can't inject our children with chemicals.'"

He's taken it down, but his vilest rant is preserved here at comment #37.   He and his scorpion wife blame a mother for her child's death from chickenpox.

He should die, seriatim, of every infectious disease that ever was, and be resurrected to die again.  Nowhere on this planet, of course.  He may have to have his own isolation wing of hell.

And then there are the children who should be issued new parents:

Let's replace Crystal McDonald, whose "daughter was so concerned about missing two weeks of Advanced Placement classes that she suggested simply getting a measles inoculation. 'I said, "No, absolutely not," ' Ms. McDonald said. 'I said, 'I’d rather you miss an entire semester than you get the shot."'"

And shouldn't Child Protective Services be having a little talk with Kelly McMenimen, who decided "not to vaccinate her son Tobias, 8, against even 'deadly or deforming diseases'"?   Poor "Tobias has endured chickenpox and whooping cough. ... She considered a tetanus shot after he cut himself on a wire fence but decided against it: 'He has such a strong immune system.'”

Really?  How'd he catch those viruses, then?  He's damned lucky not to have succumbed to tetanus.  Horrific way to die.

And if schools are concerned about making safe spaces for children with allergies, why not for a child who's had cancer?  If Susie can't bring a PB&J in her lunchbox, why should Billy be allowed to bring measles?

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