• @JigglySackles@lemmy.world
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    22 months ago

    They killed their child for a political statement. Poor kid didn’t deserve that. Fucking ghouls, I hope some day the reality of them choosing to murder their child sinks in. But it won’t. They are too stupid to have any self reflection.

  • @gravitas_deficiency@sh.itjust.works
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    2 months ago

    Everyone, point and laugh. Unfortunately, that’s the most anyone can do.

    They won’t get indicted for child endangerment and criminal negligence because Paxton is in charge of that for TX, and Bondi is in charge of that now Federally, and they’re drinking the asbestos-flavored kool-aid.

    • @jjjalljs@ttrpg.network
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      12 months ago

      It would be a crime to shoot anti-vaxxers dead, like when they’re sleeping or stopped at a traffic light, but it would probably be a net positive on lives saved.

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    12 months ago

    The deceased girl’s father insisted that measles helps build up a person’s immune system. “Also the measles are good for the body for the people,” the father said, explaining “You get an infection out.”

    Oh, I get it. I hate my little girl too.

    /s
    /jfc

    • @DrinkMonkey@lemmy.ca
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      12 months ago

      The deceased girl’s father insisted that measles helps build up a person’s immune system.

      So here’s the thing…and I know that everyone here knows this, but it doesn’t.

      Measles causes immune amnesia.

      It’s pretty sneaky - integrating into respiratory tract macrophages, and avoiding destructive phagocytosis by binding directly to certain membrane receptors, and then being transported to lymph nodes where B and T cells get infected by the measles virus too. These memory B and T cells contain the memory of past infections, and when they’re destroyed (because they’re infected), you no longer have the ability to quickly ramp up a response to past infections and you get to start all over from the start.

      So even if their other kids survived, their chances of dying from another infection goes up. It takes somewhere between 2.5 and 5 years for that risk to come back to baseline.

      The infection itself might not have been “that bad” (despite killing one of their children) but the mortality risk isn’t over by a long shot.

  • @Etterra@discuss.online
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    02 months ago

    When you value your insane religion more than your literal child. People like this make me wish Hell was real, because they really deserve a one-way trip there.