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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

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Need a 3-piece set... One with a guy holding a pistol and a cell phone, the other guy holding a skateboard.

Would like to see the made out of cardboard too. Can even do vinyl prints of the real people... LOL

Can you imagine the Fallout... That would just be freaking hilarious to see that on the news
 
This is exactly why meme culture is driving us off a cliff. Whoever made this meme is either being intentionally deceptive, or they don't know what they are talking about. The highest causes of childhood death in the 1900s were pneumonia, influenza, tuberculosis, and diarrhea{Starvation is not listed, but I bet it was a major contributor for many, especially before 1900}

The credit for less children dying belongs with better health care, better health care facilities, and more knowledge all around. And a better food system. Not vaccinations. Many conditions are very treatable that were an absolute death sentence in the past.


A metric shit load of them died from Small pox, the measles, and chicken pox, so vaccines had some effect on the infant death rate.
 
A metric shit load of them died from Small pox, the measles, and chicken pox, so vaccines had some effect on the infant death rate.

Smallpox sure, but if they were dying of measles or chicken pox, chances are, in many cases it was due to poor care or being weak from starvation, other illnesses, or other added things that contributed to the death.