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Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against).

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  • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

    RE: https://mastodon.laurenweinstein.org/@lauren/115963873612884664

    Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against).

    RFK jr's appointee wants to kill roughly 20% of all newborn Americans "to improve the breed" or something.

    (Not including those paralysed for life by polio.)

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    #55

    @cstross callous and selfish people like the MAHA folks need callus and selfish responses. Its all they understand. One such response in the 'my tax dollars range' : It is my tax dollars they are wasting. Why should my tax dollars pay to treat you when you could have been vaccinated? My tax dollars paid for that vaccine, why are you wasting it. Its not the government, it's my tax dollars. Etc blah blah.

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    • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

      RE: https://mastodon.laurenweinstein.org/@lauren/115963873612884664

      Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against).

      RFK jr's appointee wants to kill roughly 20% of all newborn Americans "to improve the breed" or something.

      (Not including those paralysed for life by polio.)

      fedithing@social.chinwag.orgF This user is from outside of this forum
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      #56

      @cstross

      The lifelong effects of polio on survivors are particularly awful. One wouldn't want to inflict it on a worst enemy, let alone your own kids.

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      • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

        RE: https://mastodon.laurenweinstein.org/@lauren/115963873612884664

        Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against).

        RFK jr's appointee wants to kill roughly 20% of all newborn Americans "to improve the breed" or something.

        (Not including those paralysed for life by polio.)

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        #57

        @cstross I wonder when the rest of the world will start requiring USians to have proof of vaccination before entering the country

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        • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

          RE: https://mastodon.laurenweinstein.org/@lauren/115963873612884664

          Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against).

          RFK jr's appointee wants to kill roughly 20% of all newborn Americans "to improve the breed" or something.

          (Not including those paralysed for life by polio.)

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          #58

          @cstross RFucK Jr is a pedophile-protecting infanticider.

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          • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

            RE: https://mastodon.laurenweinstein.org/@lauren/115963873612884664

            Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against).

            RFK jr's appointee wants to kill roughly 20% of all newborn Americans "to improve the breed" or something.

            (Not including those paralysed for life by polio.)

            graydon@canada.masto.hostG This user is from outside of this forum
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            #59

            @cstross If you want to reverse the demographic transition, you have to kill a lot of infants.

            If you don't reverse the demographic transition, patriarchy goes away.

            ("The environment produces the organism" is always the case; other things are the case, too, but what you can have is constrained by the environment which exists, not which could exist. And for humans, cites are an environment and culture is an environment.)

            Anti-vax is a "kill babies, keep patriarchy" movement.

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            • graydon@canada.masto.hostG graydon@canada.masto.host

              @cstross If you want to reverse the demographic transition, you have to kill a lot of infants.

              If you don't reverse the demographic transition, patriarchy goes away.

              ("The environment produces the organism" is always the case; other things are the case, too, but what you can have is constrained by the environment which exists, not which could exist. And for humans, cites are an environment and culture is an environment.)

              Anti-vax is a "kill babies, keep patriarchy" movement.

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              #60

              @graydon So, a death cult.

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              • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                @graydon So, a death cult.

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                #61

                @cstross Not precisely; they're not about generalized dying, they're willing to kill a lot of kids to maintain their status.

                Can't enjoy that status if they're dead.

                (Real death cults tend to be powerless people who want everyone to die as a means of escaping their circumstances. There's certainly some death cult members getting sucked into the grift but even those are mostly built on histrionics about a lack of white supremacy rather than material misery as such.)

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                • graydon@canada.masto.hostG graydon@canada.masto.host

                  @cstross Not precisely; they're not about generalized dying, they're willing to kill a lot of kids to maintain their status.

                  Can't enjoy that status if they're dead.

                  (Real death cults tend to be powerless people who want everyone to die as a means of escaping their circumstances. There's certainly some death cult members getting sucked into the grift but even those are mostly built on histrionics about a lack of white supremacy rather than material misery as such.)

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                  #62

                  @graydon @cstross

                  They're aligned with all the other anti-human movements on the right (anti immigration, forced birth, fuck everything to fulfil the prophesies in Revelations, cops do murders whenever they like, healthcare for profit, prisons for profit) so death cult is a convenient shorthand.

                  Whenever a new policy question comes up that hasn't been assigned to Woke or MAGA yet, MAGA will pick the option with more death a statistically significant amount of the time.

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                  • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                    RE: https://mastodon.laurenweinstein.org/@lauren/115963873612884664

                    Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against).

                    RFK jr's appointee wants to kill roughly 20% of all newborn Americans "to improve the breed" or something.

                    (Not including those paralysed for life by polio.)

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                    #63

                    @cstross

                    #Polio:

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                    • petealexharris@mastodon.scotP petealexharris@mastodon.scot

                      @graydon @cstross

                      They're aligned with all the other anti-human movements on the right (anti immigration, forced birth, fuck everything to fulfil the prophesies in Revelations, cops do murders whenever they like, healthcare for profit, prisons for profit) so death cult is a convenient shorthand.

                      Whenever a new policy question comes up that hasn't been assigned to Woke or MAGA yet, MAGA will pick the option with more death a statistically significant amount of the time.

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                      #64

                      @petealexharris A death cult is about everybody dying, usually because $DIETY has become disgusted with mankind and will slaughter everybody and the goal of the cult is to bring about that end of the world.

                      The Right contains some death cultists (Premillennial dispensationalism is extremely death cult) but most of what we're seeing is eliminationist; they want to extirpate everyone else and dwell alone in the earth. They themselves don't want to die or the world to end.

                      @cstross

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                      • graydon@canada.masto.hostG graydon@canada.masto.host

                        @petealexharris A death cult is about everybody dying, usually because $DIETY has become disgusted with mankind and will slaughter everybody and the goal of the cult is to bring about that end of the world.

                        The Right contains some death cultists (Premillennial dispensationalism is extremely death cult) but most of what we're seeing is eliminationist; they want to extirpate everyone else and dwell alone in the earth. They themselves don't want to die or the world to end.

                        @cstross

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                        #65

                        @graydon @cstross

                        A thoughtful distinction, and I'm not rejecting it out of hand, but for the 99% of the world who aren't them, it's a distinction without a difference.

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                        • bart@smop.fyiB bart@smop.fyi

                          @cstross That means they’ll need even more white babies. Don’t these people talk to each other?

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                          #66

                          @bart @cstross it's not a reasoned ideology. It's core ideas are anti-reason, that's why it's called reactionary. This is what a will to power looks like from ignorant people. They start from the supposition that the world can be carved into their image of how it should be.

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                          • petealexharris@mastodon.scotP petealexharris@mastodon.scot

                            @graydon @cstross

                            A thoughtful distinction, and I'm not rejecting it out of hand, but for the 99% of the world who aren't them, it's a distinction without a difference.

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                            #67

                            @petealexharris It is, alas, nowhere near 99%.

                            The distinction may have operational utility in opposing their policies; for example, the "all these babies will die! look at the tombstones in old graveyards!" response to anti-vax policies functions to confirm the objectives and purposes of the anti-vax movement. It's about killing babies; that's what it wants. Telling its members that babies will die is not an effective means of dissuasion.

                            @cstross

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                            • infoseepage@mastodon.socialI infoseepage@mastodon.social

                              @cstross People who are anti-vaccination for whatever fruitloops reason need to spend some quality time in old churchyards looking at monuments to dead children put up by bereft parents.

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                              #68

                              @Infoseepage @cstross Unfortunately, at least in America, anti-vax parents are so brainwashed that if they lose a child they either say "it's God's will, there's nothing we could have done anyway" or "they died of something else that doctors say, essential oils totally work."
                              By definition these people ignore facts and reality.

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                              • sdarlington@mas.toS sdarlington@mas.to

                                @cstross …and infant mortality is already much higher in the US than in any other comparable country.

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                                #69

                                @sdarlington @cstross

                                That's been true since always. I arrived mid-eighties, and it was a topic in nursing school then.

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                                • myrddinemerys@ohai.socialM myrddinemerys@ohai.social

                                  @cstross https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Alexander_(polio_survivor)

                                  Considering he died not that long ago means there are polio survivors probably still floating around, so it isn’t that long ago polio was killing people. I also remember my mom talking about her mom taking them and standing in line for the vaccine when it came out because she knew how deadly it was.

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                                  #70

                                  @MyrddinEmerys @cstross

                                  The vaccine arrived when I was in elementary school. My parents no longer sent us to the country for the summer to protect us.

                                  Every grade had a child in calipers when I was growing up.

                                  The vaccine is a secular miracle.

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                                  • asweetgentleman@mstdn.socialA asweetgentleman@mstdn.social

                                    @Infoseepage @cstross Unfortunately, at least in America, anti-vax parents are so brainwashed that if they lose a child they either say "it's God's will, there's nothing we could have done anyway" or "they died of something else that doctors say, essential oils totally work."
                                    By definition these people ignore facts and reality.

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                                    #71

                                    @aSweetGentleman @cstross My aunt convinced my diabetic uncle that what he needed was a series of wacky diets and to make sure to wear his magnetic bead bracelet instead of regular glucose monitoring and insulin. He died by inches having bits cut off him regularly. If he'd listened to normal doctors instead of engaged with quackery, it is likely he'd still be alive now. Worst decline and death I've personally witnessed. I have a raging hate for snake oil peddlers.

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                                    • infoseepage@mastodon.socialI infoseepage@mastodon.social

                                      @aSweetGentleman @cstross My aunt convinced my diabetic uncle that what he needed was a series of wacky diets and to make sure to wear his magnetic bead bracelet instead of regular glucose monitoring and insulin. He died by inches having bits cut off him regularly. If he'd listened to normal doctors instead of engaged with quackery, it is likely he'd still be alive now. Worst decline and death I've personally witnessed. I have a raging hate for snake oil peddlers.

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                                      #72

                                      @Infoseepage @cstross Same.
                                      And I've 0 tolerance for parents who literally abuse their children just to prove something: "I do my own research" "It's a government conspiracy" "It's MY child I do whatever I want with it"...

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                                      • cstross@wandering.shopC cstross@wandering.shop

                                        RE: https://mastodon.laurenweinstein.org/@lauren/115963873612884664

                                        Reminder that in the UK in 1900, before mass vaccination for childhood diseases began, 20% of all babies died before their fifth birthday (from diseases we currently vaccinate them against).

                                        RFK jr's appointee wants to kill roughly 20% of all newborn Americans "to improve the breed" or something.

                                        (Not including those paralysed for life by polio.)

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                                        #73

                                        @cstross Well, one way to improve the GDP per capita…

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                                        • infoseepage@mastodon.socialI infoseepage@mastodon.social

                                          @cstross People who are anti-vaccination for whatever fruitloops reason need to spend some quality time in old churchyards looking at monuments to dead children put up by bereft parents.

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                                          #74

                                          @Infoseepage @cstross Wandering through a local cemetery, I noticed a family that buried three children all before they reached the age of 10, in the late 1800s. I don’t know the specific circumstances, but disease is a likely guess. So much grief.

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