Trust me kid, it's better than polio.
A curious side effect of the current measles outbreak: It seems to be causing some of the more prominent opponents of vaccination
to clam up.
He calls measles 'benign.' If you vaccinate your child, he calls you a bad mother. And he says our children "have the right" to get infections.
When Dr. Jack Wolfson speaks, jaws drop. [...] But this week, he's suddenly gone silent.
What could have happened? Has he gotten the mouth-measles? Did someone dart him with a mercury-laden vaccine, thus altering his mind according to Illuminati wishes? There is clearly a conspiracy afoot, a grown man known for his theories on vaccines does not suddenly fall silent unless there is a conspiracy afoot.
It may have something to do with the investigation that the Arizona Medical Board has opened against him.
Oh. Yeah, or that.
Before anyone suddenly raises their opinion of CNN for asking the hard questions on this one or for staking out this one particular fellow as if he was a missing airplane, note that Dr. Jack Wolfson has been loudly explaining why children should get measles and spread measles to others using the broadcast airwaves of, for example, CNN:
"What I am opposed to is that we are injecting chemicals into our children," Wolfson said, when he recently appeared on CNN's Erin Burnett OutFront. "This is aluminum, mercury, sometimes aborted fetal proteins. There's antibiotics in there."
Which the article patiently explains is hokum, leading to the obvious question of why CNN's Erin Burnett OutFront BOOKED THIS HOKUM-PEDDLING BULLSHIT ARTIST TO BEGIN WITH, YOU AIRPLANE-OBSESSED HOLOGRAM-HAVING FREAKS. You can't get bonus points for a website article pointing out that the crazy-sounding guy with the wild eyes and the theories about why it's all in the natural plan if a few wheelbarrows' worth of American kids die from measles is maybe crazy and maybe under investigation when the only reason you're writing that story is a sudden interest in why he's not willing to come on your network and peddle horribly damaging public crapola anymore when he was always an eager source
before. Jackasses.
Where was I? Oh, right. Maybe a side effect of having a bunch of Americans suddenly infected with a disease that we thought was all but eradicated in this country will cause greater press scrutiny of people who are actively misleading the public about supposed vaccine dangers. If not as a public service, perhaps we can hope for it to happen as petty payback for not coming on their shows anymore.