[E. Pluribus Unum]

It’s looking as if 2017 could become the year when the anti-vaccination movement gains ascendancy in the United States and we begin to see a reversal of several decades in steady public health gains. The first blow will be measles outbreaks in America.

They're trying to pretend that the rise in communicable diseases isn't because of all the invaders they are letting in without screening.

[DesertRhino]

“pretend that the rise in communicable diseases isn’t because of all the invaders they are letting in without screening.”

That is a fact. And it’s also a fact that the precise reason the invaders ARE so disease ridden, is because they come from places where they are rarely vaccinated. You can’t simultaneously argue that vaccination doesn’t work, but fail to notice that in populations that aren’t vaccinated, all the old diseases still run wild.

[lastchance]

It’s not. Vaccine rates in the country you probably mean is higher than in the U.S. If you look at where there have been outbreaks you will notice they are not in low income areas. Think affluent, educated, white families who really are into eating organic and complain about big Pharma.