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6. We are in the hands of morons.

Wed Jan 21, 2026, 03:52 PM

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CDC's deputy director says measles outbreak is 'cost of doing business' in a global economy [View all] BumRushDaShow Wednesday OP

These people are positively homicidal. RockRaven Wednesday #1

Definite DEATH PANEL types!! bluestarone Wednesday #7

Cost of having fuckwits in positions of power NewHendoLib Wednesday #2

It's only a cost of doing business in Dumbfuckistan. nt hvn_nbr_2 Yesterday #19

Or you can get vaccinated Johonny Wednesday #3

What a moron. 😡 Dave Bowman Wednesday #5

We are in the hands of morons. flashman13 Wednesday #6

Meaning the deputy director doesn't give a shit sakabatou Wednesday #8

Bullshit Puppyjive Wednesday #9

So disgusting! Rebl2 Wednesday #10

Suggesting Rebl2 Wednesday #11

In other words, they think our children are expendable C_U_L8R Wednesday #13

Liar. No, it isn't. Solly Mack Wednesday #14

Same as their ignorant take on guns. Your kid's death is worth the price for the travelingthrulife Yesterday #20

Excellent point. nt moniss 21 hrs ago #22

CDC's new mantra, "oh well". Buddyzbuddy Wednesday #16

Worst Amusement Park Ride Ever... GB_RN Wednesday #17

So, we weren't "doing business in a global economy" before 2025 ... SomewhereInTheMiddle Yesterday #18

Can't think of anyone right now who deserves a nice case of adult measles more. travelingthrulife Yesterday #21