"Let's add that to the words of wisdom" - Charles Leclerc
“把这句话记进名言警句里”——夏尔·勒克莱尔
Feeling-Fab-U-Lus55 赞2025/6/29
They need to make a billboard of these two, so anti-vaxxers can see how stupid their decision making is.
他们真该给这俩人立个广告牌,好让那些反疫苗的人看看自己的决定有多蠢。
Ariadne_String31 赞2025/6/29
He without a doubt died from it.
他绝对是因为这个死的。
Balt60321 赞2025/6/30
What killed with smallpox was when the blisters joined up (became confluent) and caused large sheets of the skin to slough off. Basically, you got flayed. You can only lose so much of your skin before you die and even if the skin loss didn't kill you, secondary infections often did so. Then there were the haemorrhagic versions where you bled into your skin and organs. Pretty much universally fatal.
But I've been assured that vaccines are a very bad idea. Have I been led astray? /s (in case it wasn't obvious)
但我一直听人说疫苗害人不浅。难道我被带沟里了?
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He probably doesn't like photos
他大概是不喜欢拍照。
Maria_Girl625860 赞2025/6/29
Damn. The vaccinated boy has even fewer pox than I got when I had chickenpox as a kid. I wish people took this kind of information more seriously...
靠,这打了疫苗的孩子身上痘痘居然比我小时候出水痘时还少。真希望大家能多正视下这种事实……
Andro_lover2005559 赞2025/6/29
Maybe a lot of people should realise they’re alive today because they got vaccinated as kids.
有些人真的该意识到,他们今天能活着,全靠小时候打了疫苗。
Apart-One4133245 赞2025/6/29
Most people alive today is because of advancements in medecine. Babies and children used to die so much that it would reduced life expanctancy statistics to 36 yrs old (give or take). Its absolutely crazy to think about today.
Same. Then like at 9 due to a fucking brain tumour. Hell, I was born rather premature and probably wouldn’t have done well without an incubator
我也一样。然后大概9岁的时候又得了个他妈的脑瘤。操,我出生时早产得厉害,要是没保温箱估计也悬了。
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BlckEagle8920 赞2025/6/29
Which is why is find hillarious when people brings some miracle medicine or food from 200+ or more years ago saying "this was used by X civilization X years ago", like bro, you realize that most of the things that we have for medicine right now are much better tested and improved than anything that we had that many years ago?
people used to experience so much grief. kids 0-5 were so vulnerable, trades were incredibly dangerous, and there was not nearly as much information about health readily accessible. 1910 was when my grandmother was young - this was not that long ago! not to mention the flu situation around that time as well
And yet, that first kid -- *the one who got vaccinated* \-- is surely dead now. Coincidence?!
可结果呢,那个打了疫苗的小孩——那个*接种了疫苗的*——现在肯定已经挂了。
GiantDwarfy28 赞2025/6/29
I don't think so!! Vaccines cause death after 100+ years confirmed!
我觉得绝不是!!实锤了,疫苗能在100多年后致人死亡!
imean_is_superfluous35 赞2025/6/29
Well, do you see how autistic the kid on the right is? /s Vaccines are a medical miracle
哎,你没看出来右边那个小孩有多“自闭”吗?/s(反讽)
Remcin368 赞2025/6/29
This picture should be projected on the side of RFKs office 24/7/365
这张图应该24/7/365全天候投影在小肯尼迪(RFK Jr.)办公室的墙上。
Readman31320 赞2025/6/29
And now thanks to RFK Jr it's about to make it's big comeback
现在倒好,多亏了小肯尼迪,这玩意儿(指传染病)又要卷土重来了。
SeekToReceive77 赞2025/6/29
Everytime I see this comment or idea, all I can thing is the millions of parents also just abandoning their children to diseases or viruses. I don't have any kids, but I at least vaccinated my dogs for things. I think if I did have any kids, I'd make sure they get x y z in terms of vaccines, medicines, etc. The government doesn't need to tell me it is needed. They don't tell me to breathe air or drink water daily.
Every time I see that comment it reminds me of how reactionary people are, and how they have no critical thinking skills
每次看到那种评论,我都在感慨这些人有多盲目保守,而且逻辑思维能力简直为零。
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EmotionalSize558625 赞2025/6/29
That would be impossible. Small pox was entirely killed off back in the 80's. We used to handle shit.
那是不可能的。天花在80年代就被彻底消灭了。咱们以前处理这类烂事儿可利索了。
Ariadne_String303 赞2025/6/29
I honestly think that THIS is where trypophobia comes from - that some people have a genetic predisposition to want to run screaming from the groups of holes/dots/etc. I speculate (obviously just a guess!) that it comes from our ancestors surviving small pox or similar. And for some people now, groups of holes, bumps, etc, evoke a “When you see it on someone, run the hell away!” kind of instinctual reaction. I have trypophobia (not extreme or anything though), but it doesn’t make me fearful, it makes me very angry and upset for some reason, heh…
Honestly mate, what you're saying actually makes a lot of sense. Some scientists have suggested the same thing , that trypophobia might come from some deep evolutionary instinct to avoid stuff like infections or poisonous animals. Things like smallpox or parasites leave the skin covered in weird patterns and poisonous creatures often have similar textures too. So maybe our brains are wired to go “nope” when we see anything that looks like that. Kinda wild when you think about it.
Other ingrained fears like of snakes and spiders/scorpions/arthropods likely comes from that same genetic memory theory. It’s also why most animals run the fuck away from humans as soon as they see us - they have a genetic memory that says “apex predator” when we show up.
Interestingly enough, human babies are not afraid of snakes.
有意思的是,人类婴儿其实并不怕蛇。
Baby_Button_Eyes18 赞2025/6/29
it causes me to get goosebumps and chills when i see smallpox victims
每次看到天花患者的样子,我就浑身起鸡皮疙瘩,一阵恶寒。
Solutar142 赞2025/6/29
Antivaxx people are some of the dumbest people on the Planet.
反疫苗那帮人简直是地球上最蠢的一类人。
Fair-Chemist18765 赞2025/6/29
And, funnily enough, often vaccinated themselves
更逗的是,他们自己往往还接种过疫苗。
AcademicAcolyte46 赞2025/6/29
Themselves but not willing to vaccinate their kids
他们自己打过,却不肯给自家孩子打。
freshlysqueezed9323 赞2025/6/29
The sad part is that we have had vaccines just long enough for people to forget how tragic many of these conditions were, and without seeing them first hand many don't appreciate the huge difference vaccines make.
I hate when you find out someone you actually want to be friends with for once shows that they are anti-vax. It kills any pleasant vibes. I cannot be friends with that level of stupid. I live in Florida. It happens quite frequently.
It's actually really sad. That poor boy. I've never seen it at that stage. Could they cure it at that stage back then?
真让人难过。那个可怜的男孩。我从没见过那种程度的天花。在那个年代,发展到那种阶段还能治好吗?
Andro_lover200587 赞2025/6/29
Without the vaccine, smallpox caused outbreaks with high death rates especially in young kids and survivors were left with lifelong scars and complications. Back then they didnt even manage symptoms well like fever, diarrhea, pain and especially secondary skin infections caused by bacteria in the blisters.
My grandpa had it back in late 1940s I think. He died in his late 60s, not from any smallpox complications though. I still remember asking him why his skin looked “like that” and he’d say stuff like “a bomb exploded in my face when I fought in the war” or “I misbehaved and woke up like this” or “I ate too much candy” and my dumb ass was convinced that I’ll end up with holes all over my face and arms too so he kinda kept me in line.
That's both heartbreaking and oddly sweet. Your grandpa sounds like he had a brilliant sense of humour despite everything he went through. But beyond the jokes, it must’ve been a real trauma he managed to cope with through humour and those little scares were probably his way of teaching you something too.
At no point in human history has there been a cure for smallpox. Sadly, I like to say. It's a virus, so antibiotics (like penicillin) won't work, and while there are a few anti-virals that have been shown to have some small degree of success in treatment (but it's very marginal), there were none at the time of the photo (the first, cidofovir, wouldn't be invented until 1996). That's why it's so deadly. It's a highly infectious disease with an at least 30% mortality rate, and leaves the ones who do survive extremely disabled in some way. And the only thing you can do is just manage the symptoms and hope the patient survives.
I don't know what those anti Vax degenerates were thinking. If there was a deadly ass virus with 30% mortality floating around I would personally volunteer to take every vaccine possible just to improve my chances.
Yeah. Thankfully, Smallpox is considered eradicated due to vaccinations, with the last case occuring in 1977 (and officially declared eradicated in 1980). But that doesn't mean something else can't take its place. Measles could mutate at some point since its also a virus, or a random virus 2.0 could pop up somewhere. In fact, the Spanish flu epidemic of 1918 was caused by a random subtype of a H1N1 strain of Influenza A, but it mutated to be way more contagious than expected. Just think about that: A random mutation ended up killing an estimated 50 million people globally, which was more than WW1's toll and rivalled the Black Plague (one of the deadliest diseases caused by Bacteria).
Found this ⬇️ Not only was the child in the left unvaccinated, his parents were against vaccination because of the anti-vaccine propaganda at the time. > Here is one magnificent demonstration of the fact that vaccination works, but only if you have it. If you do not have it, it is not going to work. The lad on the left and the lad on the right were members of the same class at school, and they met the same index case who was brewing up smallpox on the same day. The lad on the right, obviously, had been vaccinated. **The lad on the left, his parents, who had been whipped up by the local MP, had refused to have their son vaccinated, with obvious consequences.** https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/one-vaccinated-one-not-smallpox/
This thread is dedicated to the 83 babies who died of measles in Samoa, thanks to RFKs leadership in fear mongering. "With fewer than a third of Samoa’s babies vaccinated, experts and officials feared for the Pacific Island nation. But Kennedy saw an opportunity. Kennedy, then chairman of Children’s Health Defense, an anti-vaccine nonprofit, later recounted online that Samoan “government officials, including the Prime Minister were curious to measure health outcomes following the ‘natural experiment’ created by the respite from vaccines.” Wherever the idea originated, Kennedy was quick to offer them a way to do it. It’s a milder version of an idea he has long championed at home — that the safety of vaccines, well established by scientific consensus, needs to be studied further in the kind of trials that would depend on a large group of children going without them. With a renowned health informatics expert in tow, Kennedy visited Samoa in 2019, to pitch the prime minister and ministry of health on an information system that would track the impact of medical interventions, including vaccines, on the nation’s 200,000 citizens. Months after Kennedy’s visit, the question of what would happen to Samoa’s unvaccinated babies was answered. A measles outbreak swept the country, sickening thousands and killing 83, mostly small children. As measles raged, Kennedy stayed connected to the island, writing to the prime minister to raise concerns about the vaccine and providing medical guidance to a local anti-vaccine activist who posted false claims about the vaccination campaign and promoted unproven alternative cures."
这个帖子是为了纪念萨摩亚死于麻疹的83名婴儿,这一切都要“归功于”小肯尼迪(RFK)在散布恐慌方面的“领导力”。
“当时萨摩亚只有不到三分之一的婴儿接种了疫苗,专家和官员们为这个太平洋岛国感到忧心忡忡。但肯尼迪却从中看到了机会。
肯尼迪当时是反疫苗非营利组织‘儿童健康防卫’(Children’s Health Defense)的主席,他后来在网上称,萨摩亚的‘政府官员,包括总理在内,都很好奇想要衡量一下疫苗接种暂停后形成的‘自然实验’会带来什么样的健康结果。’ 不管这个主意是谁先提出来的,肯尼迪倒是动作很快,主动给他们提供了一种实验方法。
这其实是他长期在国内鼓吹的一种观点的温和版——即科学共识已经证明很安全的疫苗,还需要通过大规模让孩子不打疫苗的方式来进一步做临床试验。2019年,肯尼迪带着一位知名的健康信息学专家访问了萨摩亚,向该国总理和卫生部兜售一套信息系统,旨在追踪包括疫苗在内的医疗干预措施对该国20万民众的影响。
在肯尼迪访问几个月后,萨摩亚未接种疫苗的婴儿将会面临什么,答案揭晓了。一场麻疹疫情席卷全国,导致数千人患病,83人死亡,其中大多数是幼童。在麻疹肆虐期间,肯尼迪一直与岛上保持联系,他写信给总理对疫苗表达担忧,并为一名当地的反疫苗激进分子提供医疗指导,而那个人当时正在网上散布关于疫苗接种活动的虚假信息,并推销未经证实的替代疗法。”
ExampleNo248920 赞2025/6/29
It’s amazing how people got dumber with time. Especially with tech that saved millions of lives
真是绝了,人们怎么随着时间的推移变得越来越蠢。尤其是在有能拯救数百万人生命的科技的情况下。
Natryn16 赞2025/6/29
OH SO YOU CAN STILL GET IT SO ITS NOT A REAL "VACCINE" /s
噢,既然打了还能中招,那这算哪门子“疫苗”啊 /s
Competitive-Mobile-316 赞2025/6/29
I wish I could show this post to all of the antivaxx parents out there
真希望能把这贴甩到那些反疫苗家长的脸上。
mountednoble9913 赞2025/6/29
RFK Jr can eat a bag of dicks!
让小肯尼迪去吃屎吧!
Broad_Pitch_748712 赞2025/6/29
maga:left. Sane:right.
左边:MAGA。右边:正常人。
gamingzone42010 赞2025/6/29
The known and routinely used vaccines do save lives. We've had decades to study and work on them. I had my mmr all the way back in 1979. Had and survived chicken pox. Survived covid with use on antibodies.
What the picture does not show is the raging high levels of autism in the kid on the right- anti vaxes loonies
这图没说的是,右边那孩子自闭症程度严重到爆——这帮反疫苗的疯子。
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kelpyb16 赞2025/6/29
Hold on this can’t be true. I was assured by the “medical experts” who were against the covid vaccine that “real” vaccines have always been complete prevention of diseases, not just making a disease significantly less severe.