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Tennessee Department of Health halts ALL vaccine outreach to kids - not just for COVID-19 (Original Post) FelineOverlord Jul 2021 OP
I'd the most likely outcome of this weren't so tragic Phoenix61 Jul 2021 #1
Republicans are sick fucks. nt DURHAM D Jul 2021 #2
Umm... do Republicans realize what graveyards looked like before vaccines? riversedge Jul 2021 #3
I mentioned that on another thread, it was pretty horrifying, so many didn't live to grow up Rhiannon12866 Jul 2021 #4

Phoenix61

(17,003 posts)
1. I'd the most likely outcome of this weren't so tragic
Tue Jul 13, 2021, 06:50 PM
Jul 2021

it’d be really funny. Sadly though children will get sick and some will die of completely preventable diseases. WTAF is wrong with them?

riversedge

(70,209 posts)
3. Umm... do Republicans realize what graveyards looked like before vaccines?
Tue Jul 13, 2021, 07:00 PM
Jul 2021



Umm… do Republicans realize what graveyards looked like before vaccines?

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For those of you who don’t remember polio…… DO NOT GO TO TENNESSEE!


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Rhiannon12866

(205,320 posts)
4. I mentioned that on another thread, it was pretty horrifying, so many didn't live to grow up
Wed Jul 14, 2021, 05:54 AM
Jul 2021

I've visited my grandmother's "family plot" with my grandmother. She was responsible for cutting the grass as a kid. Her own grandmother gave birth to 14(!) children, but only 6 lived to grow up. I've seen the row of little stones. This would have been in the late 1800s, they would have been her uncles and aunts - and as a kid, my grandmother was lucky to survive 1918. She said she stayed home in front of the fireplace and her teacher stopped by with her lessons.

And I can remember, as a kid, getting vaccine shots in school - though I can't tell you what they were...

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