The Fox News wannabe News Nation gave Robert F. Kennedy Jr. a 90-minute platform Wednesday. But why?
Joe Rogan, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other anti-vaccine conspiracy-mongers keep insisting that experts debate them in public. The experts are right to refuse.
What Kennedy does — and what he slipped past goalie Elizabeth Vargas — is to exploit the layperson’s lack of understanding about how vaccine testing works to deceive the public into thinking that we’re injecting our children with dose after dose of dangerous vaccines. That’s not responsible. Shingles, a painful and potentially dangerous rash, is caused by the chickenpox virus, which remains dormant for years after exposure to the disease or vaccination, and can erupt later. Recent studies indicate that the risk of shingles is greater for unvaccinated people than vaccinated. In any case, highly effective vaccines against shingles are available and are generally recommended for people over 50.
That’s inaccurate. The vaccine isn’t required in Britain or France, but is required in Germany, Spain, Italy, Greece and Luxembourg.
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