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maxsolomon

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2. We're going to have to go way down this road before antivax dumb fucks experience regret.

Reply to mahatmakanejeeves (Original post)

Mon Sep 8, 2025, 07:44 PM

Sep 8

The consequences should start right around the time the Dotard leaves office.

Ladapo is HARVARD-trained.

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Florida surgeon general says decision to end school vaccine requirements wasn't based on data [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Sep 8 OP

So in short, boonecreek Sep 8 #1

We're going to have to go way down this road before antivax dumb fucks experience regret. maxsolomon Sep 8 #2

They won't have time to experience regret, mwmisses4289 Sep 8 #12

The residents of Florida will face a steep learning curve. Irish_Dem Sep 8 #3

Don't hold yer breath mdbl Sep 9 #15

Their ignorance and immorality may be their downfall. Irish_Dem Sep 9 #16

But FloriDUH is also extremely short..... SergeStorms Sep 9 #30

So if they don't report that bad news, it doesn't exist. Irish_Dem Sep 9 #31

Republican "alternative facts" at their finest. SergeStorms Sep 11 #34

Are abortion rights bodily autonomy? Marthe48 Sep 8 #4

Isn't Matthew28 Sep 8 #5

Right on! Marthe48 Sep 8 #6

That was my first thought.. weird ideas about "bodily autonomy"! slightlv Sep 8 #11

What about my childrens' and my right to not be exposed to easily preventable diseases (for most of these) progree Sep 8 #7

They don't care Rebl2 Sep 8 #8

They are too damn uneducated to understand infectious diseases. Walleye Sep 9 #27

The Rules Of Society BidenRocks Sep 8 #9

At one time, Florida had the strongest and most comprehensive vaccine insurance coverage mandates yellowdogintexas Sep 8 #10

Yeah, no shit . . . hatrack Sep 8 #13

Start ordering iron lungs in about a year...polio will be comeback player of the year JT45242 Sep 9 #14

Iron lungs have been replaced with modern ventilators womanofthehills Sep 9 #22

Yeah, we know. Republicans--least of all in 2025--never base their decisions on data. They base them on spite and Karasu Sep 9 #17

Evidently it won"t affect private schools Old Crank Sep 9 #18

There is no right to spread disease ninjanurse Sep 9 #19

Except for guns, of course. Endanger away! travelingthrulife Sep 9 #24

Children died of religion ninjanurse Sep 9 #20

I remember having to tell a young woman that her Jehovah's Witness brother travelingthrulife Sep 9 #25

"Florida surgeon general says decision to end school vaccine requirements wasn't based on data" Ray Bruns Sep 9 #21

This fool needs to lose his license. travelingthrulife Sep 9 #23

I wonder if private schools in Florida have implemented their own vaccine protocol Walleye Sep 9 #26

When he said that kacekwl Sep 9 #28

Harvard educated. Pfftt. I'm 74 and a retired nurse practitioner. I spent most of my adult life... 3catwoman3 Sep 9 #29

No kidding, dickhead. Aristus Sep 9 #32

"Fuck people who actually know what they're talking about! Whenever I'm sick, struggle4progress Sep 9 #33