How we handled measles then vs. now.

This was before Big Pharma.

Wondering what happens when AI is used? Here’s the answer 🙂

Measle parties were a thing. If one kid got the Measles, they'd arrange a play date so all the neighborhood kids would get it at the same time and have immunity. I've had the measles, and it was a nothing burger. Felt crappy for a few days was about it. I've also had chicken poxs. The poxs itch, but aside from that, you feel crappy for a few days, and that's it. Stop buying the fear mongering message from MSM and big Pharma.

Pretty ridiculous isn't it? No different than chicken pox and all is Gen Xers lived just fine though that. Shit our parents would have pox parties and purposefully expose us to get it over with.

Because the media/government just promotes FEAR around the clock.

I stopped watching SVU. Should change its name to Law & Order: Woke

And chicken pox parties as well

That's both sad and hysterically funny. If these people flip out over measles, I suspect they race to the emergency room for a mosquito bite too. Possibly even file for emergency euthanasia if they get a case of poison ivy. The world is ending chicken little. Doomsday

I’m the oldest of 7. That’s how we handled it…except there was a lot more chaos and I always had to clean everything up.

I remember when my son got chicken pox and everyone wanted to rub their kid on mine so they would get it too.

people can't be convinced to accept communism, it has to be scared into them via invisible disease.