China is third world in most of it’s population. Only the cities should know better. Everywhere else is very, very poor and communist. Not sure what the commie party stance is on vaccinations.
Honest question:
If you’ve been vaccinated and are immune, can you still be a carrier?
Generally speaking, no. The virus simply doesn’t multiply in a vaccinated host enough to create a potential viral load as a carrier. The vaccine is incredibly effective at both preventing infection and preventing spread.
I mean there are rare exceptions, but we’re talking rules not the rare exceptions.
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I’m going to Hobbs, NM which is in Lea County Monday. I know you’re jealous. I have a meeting at Nor-Lea Hospital.
I’m meeting a co-worker there from CA who has a 2 year old daughter. I think she’s had both rounds of the vaccine. i was concerned about him bringing measles back home to his daughter.
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99%
And the second part of that stat is the most devastating to me. They don’t get a choice in this.
More than 99 percent of the people infected this year have been unvaccinated, and most were children
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Key quote for me…
“The vaccination has stuff we don’t trust,” Peter told The Atlantic . “We don’t like the vaccinations, what they have these days. We heard too much, and we saw too much.”
Heard and saw too much !
Where are these people getting their information from ?
Any leader or podcaster promoting this anti vaccine stuff is responsible for this
child’s death and many kids suffering. Your personal rights and freedoms end
at the point of spreading a disease.
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I heard the earth is flat.
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“Everybody has it,” the man told the magazine. “It’s not so new for us.”
Those comments echo claims made by new Health and Human Services secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., who said during The president’s first televised cabinet meeting at the end of February that it was “not unusual” for measles cases to spike from time to time.
“We have measles outbreaks every year,” the political scion claimed — a claim that is only true now because anti-vaxxers like him and the group he used to lead have made people afraid to get them for fear of “injury” from these proven-safe inoculations.
Though Kennedy has since changed his tune under increased scrutiny to handle the outbreak taking place on his watch, the father of the six-year-old girl claimed by the disease has not.
“Everybody has to die,” he told The Atlantic’s Tom Bartlett.
To further from the article. Yes, the anti-vaxxers made this part of life. It was all but eradicated from our country and most others, because we had immunity.
Not sure what could be worse in those vaccines than death, but here we are.
EDIT: I minimized a name in the quote to make it less political, which may be a fool’s errand. But I don’t know how you talk about the harm the anti-vax movement has caused with out bringing up its ringleader.
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But once they or their child is in the ER they suddenly stop questioning science and many ask for a vaccine and sadly a medical person has to tell them it is too late now. Those who don’t say its gods will. They also believe in chem trails too.
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Texas and NM are just over 300 total cases reported now.
Measles Outbreak – March 18, 2025 | Texas DSHS
I guess the bit of good news is the person who was contagious and was in SM and San Antonio may have not infected many. I am not seeing cases in Bexar or Hays counties, and the incubation period has mostly passed at this point.
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RFK Jr.’s Prescription for Bird Flu on Farms: Let It Spread - The New York Times
The brainworms at work.
NYT: “Kennedy’s Alarming Prescription for Bird Flu on Poultry Farms”
“The health secretary has suggested allowing the virus to spread, so as to identify birds that may be immune. Such an experiment would be disastrous, scientists said”
This gives you an idea of how he may manage a future pandemic.
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Perfect time for China to unleash another lab attack
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Correct, that cripples their economy as well. So logical.
Let bird flu spread 
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Again the stupidest and most dangerous timeline
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So, the parents of the unvaccinated kid who died from measles are recommending that other parents follow their lead and not get their kids immunized.
Not to sound callous, but I’m pretty sure the last place I’d look for medical advice is from the parents who decided measles was good for their 6 year old daughter in the long run. Unfortunately, the daughter didn’t get a chance to see what “the long run” looks like.
https://www.chron.com/news/article/texas-measles-couple-child-vaccine-20234021.php
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IMHO, they should be charged with manslaughter or at the very least the harshest type of child abuse charge there is.
“Don’t do the shots. There’s doctors that can help with measles; they’re not as bad as they’re making them out to be,”
Um, they killed your daughter. What is wrong with this lady?