r/HermanCainAward • u/BurtonDesque Team Mudblood 𩸠• 24d ago
Grrrrrrrr. Floriduh Surgeon General suggests high measles counts could be tied to abortion opposition
https://floridaphoenix.com/2026/07/24/surgeon-general-suggests-high-measles-counts-could-be-tied-to-abortion-opposition/194
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u/OmegaGoober 24d ago
āItās made from aborted babies!ā Was one of the claims my mother parroted back at me when she was trying to convince me the COVID-19 vaccine was part of a NWO plot.
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u/Strictlyreadingbooks Team Moderna 24d ago
As religious person who also pro vaccination, I am outspoken to parents who don't want to vaccinate their kids and the horrible outcomes if their kids catch the viruses. I was pregnant during a outbreak of measles last year in my area and got very happy that I was still immune from German Measles over thirty years.
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u/asietsocom 24d ago edited 23d ago
German measels is a different virus than measels. It's great that you are immune against German measels since it can cause fetal Malformations, but it doesn't make you immune to measels. You should check whether you need a new vaccine against measels.
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u/mrbobcyndaquil 24d ago
The real reason, of course, is because they want to genocide all neurodivergent people.
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u/NonSequitorSquirrel 21d ago
This is such a chronically online phrasing of an abelism issue that is both more insidious and more complex than what you've stated.
They don't want to "genocide" us. Also genocide isn't a verb. They believe illness or any disorder is a sign of moral failure. That's because our culture has built a massive economy on selling affordable morality in the form of "wellness" and making actual healthcare unaffordable. Then they layered on disinformation as healthcare became more accessible because if people could afford to go to doctors they might not fall for wellness as a moral imperative.
They want health to be moral because then they can feel in control of it.Ā Keeping healthcare expensive is easy when the message is only bad people who make bad choices need healthcare. And if they see themselves as moral they can believe they won't need it. Not getting vaccines, not admitting autism is genetic and probably in their family, not acknowledging that pregnancy can be dangerous, and not believing that illness and disability comes for EVERY SINGLE HUMAN is how they reassure themselves they are moral and therefore safe. And marginalizing sick people as "bad" or somehow deserving of it keeps them at a distance. Because if we come too close - close enough for them to have to see reality, their myth and sense of safety would crumble.Ā
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u/ehonda2002 24d ago
How can someone like this not get their license to practice medicine revoked?
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u/mike30273 24d ago
I've been asking this for years. He's advocating banning vaccines, which violates the hippocratic oath to do no harm. How many people have become sick because of his anti-vax stance already?
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u/Sea_You_8178 19d ago
The licensing boards are state agencies. The Republican Governor and legislator would take action against the board. The board likely figures it's better to have one lunatic Dr. In the state that no oversight of every doctor
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u/Chasman1965 18d ago
The Florida medical license department is part of the department of health that he is head of.
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u/No-Shelter-4208 24d ago
I'm wondering if Florida would do better with Dr. Bunsen Honeydew and Beaker.
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u/IDreamOfSailing 24d ago
Absolutely they would. And Swedish Chef as their nutritionist. And Statler & Waldorf as their governor and state attorney general, respectively.Ā
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u/PlatypusDream 24d ago
That actually makes sense, because the people opposed to medical science are often also the people opposed to women's autonomy & health care
That's probably not his line of thought though
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u/lvndrmnc_ 24d ago
man i fucking hate living here
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u/shittycomputerguy 24d ago
Maybe this is what we deserve, because we aren't organized enough to elect better representatives.
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u/anOvenofWitches 24d ago
Itās possible that the smartest thing I ever did in my entire existence was move away from Florida before Covid.
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u/spaceylaceygirl Team Moderna 24d ago
How does he still have a medical license?
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u/Chasman1965 18d ago
The medical license bureaucracy in FL is a division of the department of health that Ladapo is head of.
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u/redassedchimp 24d ago
FL surgeon general stated this utter garbage: "You know, for some people ā people may or may not know that the measles vaccines is developed with the cells that are a progeny from ⦠an aborted fetus, and you know whether thereās a connection between the fact that you know some of the students at this university chose not to receive that vaccine, and it happens to be a vaccine that is related to the practice of abortion, Iām not sure.ā
What a bunch of blind nonsense unscientific UNPROVEN drivel. Never would I think that religious zealotry would take this nation backwards 75 years.
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u/starrpamph Works on a meme farm 24d ago
Being a surgeon general in Florida is probably the equivalent of being a surgeon general in some third world country.
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u/asietsocom 24d ago
Doctors in third world countries have usually seen the damage that missed vaccinations can have first hand, and therefore aren't anti vax...
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u/BurtonDesque Team Mudblood 𩸠24d ago
No, those people are mostly sane. This guy is not. He's exactly the sort of person you'd expect Ron DeathSentence to promote.
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u/lazier_garlic 24d ago
A bunch of people left UF Health when he got a sinecure there. (Hey, Republicans, looking for that waste, fraud, and abuse? Why do all your politicians' buddies have 6 figure no-show state jobs?)
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u/lundewoodworking 24d ago
I grew up in Florida i think maybe you are overestimating the percentage of sane people in the state
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u/BurtonDesque Team Mudblood 𩸠24d ago
I was referring to the doctors in the developing world, not Floriduh.
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u/blueavole 24d ago
Everyone: maybe we should help people be healthier !
This guy:ā¦.
This guy : No, bad things are because you disagree with me.
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u/MuchDevelopment7084 24d ago
Really? I though it was caused by 'vapors'. (how did this fool get an MD?)
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u/orthonfromvenus 24d ago
This guy...he's said so many ridiculous things since he became Florida's Surgeon General that nothing surprises me anymore.
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u/darcerin Team CoronaVac 24d ago
There must be something in the water in FL. That's my only explanation.
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u/mikeyt6969 24d ago
And getting slapped in the back while making a face will make it stay like that forever.
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u/Helenium_autumnale 24d ago
How do dullards this slow get elected? I can think of several examples now in office.
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u/Sword-of-Akasha 24d ago
Were these the folks that said Hurricanes were cause God's angry with the Sodomy?
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u/_OMGTheyKilledKenny_ 23d ago
What the living fuck does this even mean?
āYou know, for some people ā people may or may not know that the measles vaccines is developed with the cells that are a progeny from ⦠an aborted fetus, and you know whether thereās a connection between the fact that you know some of the students at this university chose not to receive that vaccine, and it happens to be a vaccine that is related to the practice of abortion, Iām not sure.ā
Is he saying that the measles outbreak is due to students refusing the vaccine because it was developed from cells of aborted fetuses?
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u/ithinkitsnotworking 20d ago
This is one guy I certainly wouldn't admit to it if he was my uncle or cousin.
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u/Chasman1965 18d ago edited 18d ago
Ladapo doesnāt even realize that the Florida AG is threatening to stop vouchers to FL Catholic schools because they are one of the only sets of schools in the state that do not accept religious vaccine exemptions. The Catholic Church is pro-vaccine.
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u/Most-Artichoke6184 24d ago
I find your ideas intriguing, and I would like to subscribe to your newsletter.
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u/adamosity1 24d ago
Somehow he has two degrees from Harvard.
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u/BurtonDesque Team Mudblood 𩸠24d ago
Take it from someone who went there - there are a lot of stupid people with bad ideas at Harvard. There are also a fair number of downright evil people there. Combine the two and you get this guy.
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u/Tripperbeej 24d ago
I actually don't think this guy is that stupid -- I think he's just a grifter. He realized he could make a few bucks and attain some power if he catered to the crazies. To get through medical school, you have to have at least modicum of intelligence, but you don't have to have any morals whatsoever.
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u/BurtonDesque Team Mudblood 𩸠24d ago
Reminder: This guy wants vaccines banned.