Harrison Smith American football safety Minnesota Tackle T-Shirt

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The pandemic didn’t make people anti-vax. It was the Harrison Smith American football safety Minnesota Tackle T-Shirt besides I will buy this former president who promoted anti-vax alternatives and no-masking and distrust of science and health care professionals. Thank you. You had expressed this exactly the way I wanted to but in a more eloquent way. My original (I ended up deleting it) was much more crude. 7-10 per 100k approx 7 years after infection, up to 18 per 100k for children under two, will die of an incurable neurological disorder, SSPE. I’ve already seen one other moron in this very thread proudly proclaiming that because the modern era death rate is lower, it is not a big deal. I’d like to see them have that same attitude if it was them dying from it. Too many people shove their head in the sand and choose to ignore reality until it impacts them.

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Right? So what they’re really saying is as long as it’s someone else’s kid that dies, the Harrison Smith American football safety Minnesota Tackle T-Shirt besides I will buy this death rate is acceptable. What if you’re the one with the lottery ticket that hits? My son is one of 1 in 2 million that had a brain tumor. If I could have prevented that with a vaccine? I could not live with myself if I could have prevented it and didn’t. It’s like covid or other diseases in recent years. For some reason they started to be fine with them just because the death rate is low, be it because of political views or whatever. How many of these antivaxxers were themselves vaccinated decades ago? Do they have that same mindset with plane crashes, flooding because a dam failed, or any other thing that is preventable to some degree? Like, should we stop trying to improve safety when it comes to air travel because we might “only” have one or two plane crashes that have 500 people onboard and no survivors per year because it is an acceptable death rate? I’m sure a large percentage of antivaxxers are the same people that don’t want more safety regulations for things simply because it doesn’t seem like a lot of accidents/deaths happen in those areas. These same people should consider why the death rate for risky activities has lowered over the decades/centuries.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.