Most of y’all are used to all the misinformation coming from anti-vaccine influencers.
You likely don’t expect them to debunk their own propaganda, though, do you?
That Time an Anti-Vaccine Influencer Debunked Their Own Misinformation
But that’s precisely what we saw in this post about comparing measles cases and southwest border encounters/getaways.
Do you see the problem with her graph?
That’s right!
If immigrants are driving measles outbreaks, then why weren’t many more measles cases and outbreaks in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024?
After all, that’s when her graph shows the most southwest border encounters, right?
Of course, it is because our measles outbreaks are not associated with these immigrants and refugees.
“The Associated Press reported health officials traced the Mexico outbreak to an 8-year-old unvaccinated Mennonite boy who visited relatives in Seminole, Texas, and then returned to Mexico in March.”
Measles outbreak claims life in Mexico
In fact, many countries, including Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, and Peru, didn’t start to see measles until well after the measles outbreaks in the United States were out of control.
Bottom line - Stop listening to anti-vaccine influencers.
Who exactly is this "nurse Michelle"? She claims to be an RN but offers no details where she is licensed. I cannot find any evidence that she she holks any college degree or has any training in infectious diseases, virology or epidemiology.I am not even sure she is a real person. Her content is total disinformation.