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How measles was viewed in the 1960s.

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Vicki Nelson771 year ago

Fear porn they hide the fact that the Amish don’t vaccinate their children and their families do not have our chronic illnesses

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Tonia Thibodeaux1 year ago

If measles is all of a sudden disease the it's the VACCINES that have caused I to be so..!!! I had measles AND chicken pox as a child and it was NOT a deadly disease back then !! The ONLY thing that's changed is the ingredients in the vaccines!!!

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Jasmine Shriver1 year ago

Morning. AFTER 1965 GERMAN MEASLES. CDC ALL Have been poisoning us after WW 2

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Sandy In Ct -1 year ago

Fact, I lived through it, and so did my friends.

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Your Daily Post1 year ago

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Tim Westlake1 year ago

The measles, like chickenpox, was a right of passage growing up. I remember our neighborhood having chickenpox/measles parties. That way, we all got it at once. The only way measles could be deadly today is if the strain was weaponized....like Fauci did with the common cold

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Paul Charles1 year ago

Even the kids here are grandparents now

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JamieFreer ♉️♍️♓️1 year ago

🧚‍♀️♥️Yep! Mumps, Measles & Chicken Pox…

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Faith271 year ago

❤️🤭

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Frankie Rzucek 🇺🇸1 year ago

Hilarious

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