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Hey OP, do you have your kids in public schools? Those places are germ factories. For Chrissakes, homeschool the little ones!

Secondly, guess what percentage of children have gotten measles in America. It's about zero point zero zero (add more zeroes as the truth sinks in). You do not know ANYBODY with measles. So your kids cannot possibly get measles.

Do your homework and turn of the boob tube.

How old are your children? That will be the most important factor in your decision. If they are infants, I would probably pass on the vaccinations. If they are maybe 3+, I'd seriously consider getting them. I've never heard of many MMR adverse reactions in young children or adults, in fact I had a booster when there was a local outbreak about five years ago and had absolutely no issues. One other thing, only the Pfizer and Moderna Covid-19 shots are mRNA vaccines that are currently available to the public, so you don't have to worry about that. And lastly, my advice is only what "I" would do if I were in your shoes. It's up to you to decide what's the right course for your family.

Ask God. Not nerds. If you ask me its wise to err on the side of caution. The plandemic was democide

OP, Check out the NVIC website. https://www.nvic.org/disease-vaccine/measles/quick-facts

Barbara Loe Fisher is a very good resource to follow. She's done a lot of research on all vaccines.

Before my kids were born my ex-wife and I did our own research on vaccines and we decided against giving any. They never got measles, or any other disease which vaccines are available for. My kids are grown and out of the house now. When they were older they both made decisions on getting a few vaccines either for work or college reasons. My daughter took the MMR as a requirement for getting into Stanford. She got really sick from the jab. When covid hit Stanford wouldn't let her back in without the covid jab. She told them to pound sand and finished up her schooling at a different college.

We got a lot of resistance from schools and doctors to vaccinate the kids but never bent the knee to them. You went through the same thing with covid I'm sure and look how that turned out. Do your research and make the decisons based on that. It's not easy but as a parent you owe it to your kids to what's right for them. Once they're older, they're on their own and can make their own decisions.

As far as "rare" bad reactions, they are much more common than deaths from measles itself (in The US):

As of February 28, 2025, there have been 116,162 reports of measles-vaccine reactions, hospitalizations, injuries, and deaths following measles vaccinations made to the federal Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS), including 573 related deaths, 9,023 hospitalizations, and 2,214 related disabilities. Approximately 50 percent of those adverse events occurred in children under three years of age.

As of January 1, 2025, there have been 1,379 claims filed in the federal Vaccine Injury Compensation Program (VICP) for injuries and deaths following measles vaccination, for 85 deaths and 1,294 serious injuries.

Medicine has been so dirty for so long that the truth is basically lost by now.

At this point, the only evidence I actually trust is that milk-maids would catch cow-pox, recover, then become immune to smallpox. It was a widespread and clear observation, the women were disproportionately unaffected by a deadly disease and the only common factor was their dairy farm vocation. I can believe the same concept working for some other diseases (but not all, that seems impossible). The trouble is modern science, especially medicine, is not to be trusted.

I imagine there exists genuine immunisations one can take for travel, given how often the world's elite has to do it, but doing it domestically seems like a sham to me. Think about it, you're deliberately overloading your immune system to train it against one specific thing. That has a generality cost; nature designed it to work gradually over time by sampling the local biological flora and adapting as needed.

I think the best approach is to fuel the immune system, not abuse it. That means vitamin D, especially if living in a country with lower than average sunlight. Look up what should be appropriate quantities for a given age, versus how much is in any multi-vitamins taken. As an adult I take at least one 25 microgram (1000 IU) vitamin D daily, although I know up to 100 microgram (4000 IU) is fine.

Also the best approach with fast-mutating viruses is working with that fact, not against it. Stay home while symptomatic, but also make a specific point of gathering with friends while asymptomatic! This rewards virus strains for not affecting humans, helping those strains to become dominant in the evolutionary sense.

Also if it's not too late, note that protecting young children against known allergens is a sure way to GIVE THEM THE ALLERGY. Exposure during development is what prevents the allergy.

If "asthma" is ever a problem, look up the Buteyko breathing method, cured the fuck out of me at age 8 and taught me a lot about medicine not doing so (also fuck the "peak flow test" device, it's basically designed to keep symptoms going).

This is why you have 2-3, so that one is disposable. Get one vaxxed and if that works out then get another. Then so on and so on.

If you lose a couple take a break and make a couple more, then repeat the process.

Look at the facts. We know undeniably they tried to poison (at best) or kill us all during covid. Would you trust a murderous psychopath because they claim to have the cure for all the scary stuff they are telling you about?

Every vaccine is a genocide. Full stop.

I have two kids of my own, and I read every single paper about vaccines before they were born. unvaccinated people do not suffer nine out of 10 of the top leading causes of death.

For the record I was the COVID czar at the department of health in Hawaii. I quit as a whistleblower.

I was also the IT director for 13 school districts and worked closely with the head of the autism department. He gave me everyday to point there was about autism being a vaccine injury. It is very conclusive.

What's the efficacy of the vaccine and the percent reduction in risk? If you can't even answer that question, you're just an emotional retard.

If the argument isn't falsifiable, it isn't an argument in the first place, it's just emotional manipulation.

Rest easy friend. Do no harm to your children. What scientific proof do you rely on that proves the vaccination means they can never get measles or be harmed by it? Remember that consensus isn't science, it's politics.

No vaccines
None, ever
Vaccines impair your immune system, they do not help it.
Do your own research.
Read actual peer reviewed studies, not newspaper articles.
Decide for yourself.
Study the history of vaccines and you'll find most epidemics over the last 150 years were caused by vaccines and not once has any disease ever been cured by vaccines

https://rumble.com/v6qp8oa-the-brady-bunch-get-measles-1969.html

Here is my take fwiw:

without vaccines, viruses or whatever they are, run their course. They may kill some in the height of virility. Eventually, immunity will happen, and we need not eorry about it for a generation.

Edward Jenner figured out that a dead sample of the virus (or whatever it is) imparts immunity. Most vaccines are based on this, but pharmaceutical companies want a long shelf life so they use a "soluble" from of mercury called thermiosal. There is where the problems start.

Yes, humans can impart immunity from a traditional vaccine. It isn't the virus, it is the preservative. mrna vaccines are clearly a menace.

Look up thermiosal and make your own decision. Stop believing people who have no idea about anything.

First off, the kid didn't die of measles. There were a couple posts on here how the hospital negligence caused the death. The kid had pneumonia, which the hospital failed to diagnose, and then actually delayed administering the proper treatment for 12 hours after the correct diagnosis, leading to the kids unfortunate death. Hospital will give out a huge settlement in due time.

As for MMR, the first thing to look for is whether the (((vaccine))) is mRNA or traditional. This should be in the insert. If the doc won't show the insert, walk away fast.

Age of kids matters too. Taking any (((vaccine))) below 3 years of age is definitely not a good thing. Too many complications can happen leading to allergies or autism.

If necessary, ask for just the measles shot. Most docs won't do just the measles, because the kickback is not as big, but the standard "just measles" does exist if you push hard enough.

But, in the spirit of full information, measles is not as deadly as portrayed by the (((media))), something like 1 death in 10,000 and only in the last 30-40 years has the scare tactics been used.

Funnily enough in 2006 the US declared measles eradicated. But then came the invaders, all unvaccinated, and with those stinking invaders the diseases ramped up.

I haven't heard a death total from the previous outbreaks, but I doubt it was as bad as anyone said. Research other outbreaks to try to get any stats you might like, but all the data might be jew lies.

vax your entire family we need you to reproduce and improve the gene pool

Thank you. I've had the same thoughts. the girl though in the story you are referring to didn't end up dying of measles it was a fuck up on the doctors end.

I've made a comment before that this is where the older people need to step in and say something ( what to expect, how they dealt with theirs or their childrens when they had it) because its been a few generations since anyone has seen measles and of course we're going to freak out about it and then you start thinking ok but that was old measles what about new foreign measles are they both the same and that where the mind fuck comes in.