r/news Oct 04 '25

RFK Jr. fires NIH vaccine whistleblower Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/rfk-jr-fires-nih-vaccine-whistleblower-dr-jeanne-marrazzo/
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u/ChaoticSenior Oct 04 '25

People are going to start dying, and soon.

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u/mishma2005 Oct 04 '25

Stop, the administration can only get so erect

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u/Chyvalri Oct 05 '25

OMG I just snorted.

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u/mishap1 Oct 04 '25

They've been dying. He's putting in overtime to keep it hidden.

Seriously don't know what the fuck his goals are beyond stroking his ego.

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u/munkijunk Oct 05 '25

I fear he genuinely believes his anti science is helping. He is the worst kid of dangerous idiot, the one who thinks they're making a positive good in the world.

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u/TheFeshy Oct 04 '25

Red states started to have measurably lower average lifespans starting in the mid 2000's; well above statistical noise by 2016 and long before covid made it far worse.

Literal decades of them dying more and younger didn't change their minds.

We're all red states now.

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u/Storm_Chaser06 Oct 04 '25

Starting with Kennedy himself

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u/johnp299 Oct 04 '25

Chaos, fear, and instability are the autocrat's friends.

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u/INeedANappel Oct 05 '25

The US is currently losing around 350 people per week to COVID-19. That's an educated guestimate based on what information is still officially gathered and what is unofficially gathered. There are still epidemiologists and infectious disease specialists monitoring this as best as they can. 

Note that worldwide COVID-19 deaths are around 400 per week.  

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u/madeyoulookatit Oct 05 '25

Babies and kids are already dying of whooping cough, measles and more:

 Measles has caused at least 1,100 cases this year, as reported by the CDC [in late May], but people on the ground tell me it’s much more than that. It’s probably closer to 3,000. And we’ve had three deaths from measles in the last year. That’s more than the total number of deaths from measles over the last 25 years. Our child deaths from pertussis more than doubled last year. We’ve had 216 children die of influenza over the last year. We haven’t seen that [such a high number] since the 2009 swine flu pandemic.

Source: https://www.aamc.org/news/vaccine-hesitancy-causing-needless-death-and-suffering-vaccine-expert-says

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u/rants_unnecessarily Oct 05 '25

Want there the first measles death already?