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Aren't the Tates bi-racial though? So rather than...ahem ''upstanding rapists'' they're instead dangers to keeping the white blood ''pure''
Child dies of absolutely preventable disease.
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But don't worry! RFK Jr. has said that the outbreak that caused the first measles death in this country in ten years, and required oxygen or intubation in other patients. is "not unusual". Buckle in for the new normal!
A Texas child who was not vaccinated has died of measles, a first for the US in a decade
A child who was not vaccinated has died from measles in West Texas. It's the first death in an outbreak that began late last month and the first from measles in the U.S. since 2015.
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But don't worry! RFK Jr. has said that the outbreak that caused the first measles death in this country in ten years, and required oxygen or intubation in other patients. is "not unusual". Buckle in for the new normal!
Seriously, what is wrong with you people? How is it on the Secretary of Health and Human Services to make sure everyone is vaccinated against measles? Vaccines aren't forced on people so obviously there will be some that don't get vaccinated. Where were your complaints against previous people that had the job that weren't someone you had extreme bias against?Child dies of absolutely preventable disease.
A Texas child who was not vaccinated has died of measles, a first for the US in a decade
A child who was not vaccinated has died from measles in West Texas. It's the first death in an outbreak that began late last month and the first from measles in the U.S. since 2015.
But don't worry! RFK Jr. has said that the outbreak that caused the first measles death in this country in ten years, and required oxygen or intubation in other patients. is "not unusual". Buckle in for the new normal!
How is during this time frame measles cases unusual?
- Feb 7, 2011
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Apparently the part of Texas that was hit with this measles outbreak was an area known for Mennonite communities. That's a religious group that doesn't vaccinate, and their views on vaccination don't have anything to do with RFK Jr. or the far right. It's entirely possible that this outbreak would have happened under any administration.Child dies of absolutely preventable disease.
A Texas child who was not vaccinated has died of measles, a first for the US in a decade
A child who was not vaccinated has died from measles in West Texas. It's the first death in an outbreak that began late last month and the first from measles in the U.S. since 2015.
But don't worry! RFK Jr. has said that the outbreak that caused the first measles death in this country in ten years, and required oxygen or intubation in other patients. is "not unusual". Buckle in for the new normal!
Maybe this will convince more people to vaccinate against measles (though I'm not holding my breath).
Oh yeah, I'm aware (and have said so myself); what's really troubling is RFK Jr.'s reaction.
Both brothers father is black and mother is white. Their dad was an abusive asshole that is now dead. So if you want to know where their attitude comes from, it starts with him and the family members around them whom all made excuses for his or their selfish actions and enabled them.
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But my original statement was pertaining to that BS that I've seen new stories about and what users here have posted actual concerns about. Russia's army is a joke.
And 2 more stories about it:
Europe Is Still Trying to Pretend Putin’s Threat Isn’t Real
NATO leaders aren’t ready for a post-U.S. world.
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Europe braces for 'most extreme' military scenario as Trump-Putin 2.0 begins
Some European governments are afraid that Vladimir Putin may turn his armies their way after Ukraine. An isolationist White House may not help if he does.
I'm pretty sure you knew what I meant. I didn't mean it in anyway that was implying some other lands are legitimate Russia territory or historically Russian territory. I don't really care enough about Russia nor do I know enough about Russia history either. It's just that they did have those lands before and that was all that I meant.
Michigan forest worker hoped Trump’s victory would change her life, but not like this
For now, she and her husband lived in Baldwin, a village of about 1,000 people where the high school track is made of cracked cement and weeds. They had purchased their home because it was cheap, l…
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The broad, and many others, were dumb enough to vote for him. When he made it clear, he only wants your pain fear and hatred. Trump don't give a damn about anyone, but himself. I'm not sorry miss, but I do not feel bad for you nor do I pity you. You all did it to yourselves. Now live with your choice and deal with it.Michigan forest worker hoped Trump’s victory would change her life, but not like this
For now, she and her husband lived in Baldwin, a village of about 1,000 people where the high school track is made of cracked cement and weeds. They had purchased their home because it was cheap, l…
Russia's army, despite drastically underperforming in Ukraine, can feasibly overpower any individual European country. Ukraine has been able to defend for this long precisely because of a coalition of countries providing material support; alone it could not.
Were Ukraine to fall, other countries in Eastern Europe-- chiefly Poland, Moldova and a few others-- feasibly fear being attacked within a few years. Their security previously relied on NATO standing behind them-- alone they would fall too.
Now envision a situation in which the US ignores its commitments to NATO, or even withdraws. Will European countries alone be willing to provide the full level of defensive support required for their individual members to defend?
Currently yes, the will is there. But the European far-right, Putin's main (and financially sponsored) support base in Europe, eats away at it. Long-term Europe needs to maintain its ability to defend itself without America, and protect its institutions internally from the far-right.
The Russian military remains one of the strongest on the planet, if we look at individual countries. It is successfully opposed through collective action. That cannot just be taken for granted; solidarity needs to be fostered.
Russia can't take say France or Germany or UK. If Europe can't fend off Russia on their own, then it's their fault. You know in a standard civilization building game, you can't ignore the military aspect. And if that is what Europe has been doing because of the US, then, again, that's on Europe.
Russia's failures are due in part to "the valiant resistance of Ukraine's army and civilian defense forces," Kaplan said. "But it's also due to the fact that the Russian army just isn't very good." Seriously, "I've watched the Russian army for years. I knew they weren't good, but I never suspected they'd were this bad," retired U.S. Lt. Gen. Mark Hertling said on X. "Corruption has taken over their ranks, their government, their leadership on a scale that is mafia-like."
No, You’re Not Imagining It: Russia’s Army Is Inept
But superior firepower still gives it an edge in the short run.
Because of a collective defensive capacity. Russia is more powerful militarily than any individually. Hence the need to foster and maintain that collective capability.
But it's not surprising. Trump has the impulse control of a cranky eight-year-old, and bullies see defending yourself against a bully as an act of aggression.
Romania had laws making corruption legal. Many politicians want it back
Money always wins over justice. Most countries have the same problem, they just better at hiding it
Just to be clear, the vaccination rate there is 65%. Unfortunately, that's not enough to stop deaths completely but it means the outbreak will be slowed
So, I wouldn't hold my breath. Most people are protected. The bigger concern is if it mutates
Like most criminals, it's good to understand why they got there. But that doesn't mean there shouldn't be justice
The whole point of backgrounds is finding ways to mitigate people falling through the cracks. Unfortunately, this step is always skipped