RFK Jr on measles: "The MMR vaccine contains a lot of aborted fetus debris." pic.twitter.com/wq7S3xssl7
— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 1, 2025
No, it does the fuck not. Not a lot. Not any.
Literally none.
He could look this shit up, you know. He could ask somebody competent who works with viruses. He could realize there's just some stuff he doesn't know, leave it the hell be, and call it a day. There's a lot of things I don't understand. I can't split the fucking atom, okay?
But then there's Bobby Big Britches, with a big dumb crazy-eyed straight face:
"Don't take the vaccines! They're full of DEAD BABY!" (PS--it's very QAnon-friendly.)
This is the kind of fear-and horror-invoking nonsense you get from the kind of pud-whittling midwit who truly believes there's a grand conspiracy to make planes shit health-altering chemicals out of their backends because he can't comprehend a simple concept like "Planes high, air cold."
Honest to God we're in the fucking ENDARKENMENT over here. And what's worse is--I don't know that he's that stupid because there are just rotten-souled propagandists who will say ANYTHING no matter how screwed up for attention and political influence.
What do we do with the dark folks? Grab a goddamn torch.
UPDATE: I missed this as yesterday's group grope Trump cabinet meeting, but apparently, RFK Jr. has opinions of fluoride:
WASHINGTON- Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took a fresh swipe at fluoride, saying the chemical used to protect teeth is making Americans 'stupider' as he touted his plan to scale it back in the country's drinking water.
''The more you get, the stupider you are, and we need smart kids in this country, and we need healthy kids,” he said during a cabinet meeting on April 30 with President Donald Trump.
If this were the case, then I would have to assume RFK Jr. scarfed bowlfuls of toothpaste like it was Cheerios. As it is, since fluoride has been added to water, uh, actually IQ scores have been going up (see Flynn Effect) --no correlation that I know of. But since I know what post hoc ergo propter hoc means, what the heck? (I'm kidding, folks.)
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Damnedest thing is there's an anti-freeze additive that for pennies on the dollar prevents the formation of ice particles out of the only partially burned jet fuel and may even help burn some of that partially burned jet fuel before it becomes exhaust, improves overall milage. Required in smaller, private aircraft
Only the commercial carriers don't use it
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