That'll Show 'Em

[revelarts]

BTW

Local child diagnosed with mumps

But amazingly the child was in fact vaccinated.
the best version of "the facts" is that the mumps portion of the MMR vaccines are 88+percent effective. great!
(but even that's questionable)
If 10% of 10,000 vaccinated people get the mumps that's 1000 people.
If 1000 people in any city got the mumps , how many people would assume that ALL had been vaccinated?
How many would just Blame "antivaxxers" anyway? Without any evidence of that.
Next time we hear of an "outbreak", maybe the assumption should be that the vaccine haven't worked? Is that to crazy to imagine?
Instead of blaming antivaxxers? Since we're just guessing anyway.



In the link below we listen to a PRO-Vaccine Nurse go though all the steps she's "supposed to" when 1 of her 4 vaccinated children gets the mumps.
-Practicing Nurse surprised to find that her child got the mumps, Then had her family checked to see if they needed boosters for any of their vaccines. Everyone in house ends up with boosters . She then re-discovers various info such as the vaccines are only supoosed to be effective to various degrees 80-96% depending on the disease. But was shocked to find that everyone in her house got the mumps but 1. Even after proper isolation. Including her, even though she had tested as immune to mumps.
Her family somehow was only protected by lest than 25%, nearly whole family got mumps.
Was also shocked at how many assumed that she and her family had not been vaccinated and the negative wave sent their way.
And how many were blaming "anti-vaxxers" for the outbreak.
https://rumble.com/v4r0igq-practicin...mumps-and.html

But hey Maybe the fact that her whole family got the mumps isn't evidence of anything concerning the effectiveness of vaccines.
If the vaccine works on ONE person that's 100% evidence that they work. and no one should question them.
If they don't work for a few folks, well then that's NOT evidence of anything... evidence doesn't say anything now other than correlation and correlating to multiple possibilities.