Jordan Gillette- Somehow, measles, a disease easily exterminated by a vaccine, hits 25-year high. Wonder why?

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-48095761

Summary: On April 29th, 2019, BBC released an article on the recent alarming outbreak of measles, a disease once thought to be contained by vaccines, which has hit a 25-year high, infecting 700+ people in 2019 alone. No deaths have yet to be recorded at the expense of the outbreak, thankfully. A recent study came out stating that the disease have slithered its way into 22 states, and it mainly infects unvaccinated children. Interesting. Many officials have dubbed the outbreak as "completely avoidable", including our own President, Donald Trump, who encouraged the public to get the vaccines on Saturday, April 26th. It is highly encouraged that everyone goes to their local CVS or something and get their vaccines. Keep the kids safe.

Analysis: Oh my god the anti-vaxers are astronomically idiotic. Of course something like this would happen! This is WHY we created vaccines in the first place! It has been proven time and time again that vaccines are NOT, in ANY way shape or form, connected to autism. Autism in a genetic disorder that occurs either through multigene interactions or rare genetic mutations, scientists aren't sure, but they are definitely sure that it is not a developmental disorder, with piles upon piles of studies to back up that claim. Y'all, when we're older, if you choose to have kids, for the love of god, VACCINATE THEM. Before I read this article my entire generation and I have been bashing the stupidity of the anti-vaccine community, and now we're finally seeing the hair-raising consequences of not vaccinating children. These kids have to suffer on their parents' behalf. This article was written by the writing staff at BBC (no specific name was credited), and this article was written as a way to... inform the public? This can be related to the measles outbreaks of the 1800s and 1900s and the serious tolls the disease branded into American culture before there was a freaking vaccine for it.