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TexasTowelie

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Fri May 10, 2019, 09:05 AM May 2019

'Only the Lord God Almighty Is in Control': Texas Lawmaker Attacks Noted Pediatrician, Calls Vaccine

‘Only the Lord God Almighty Is in Control’: Texas Lawmaker Attacks Noted Pediatrician, Calls Vaccines ‘Sorcery’


An anti-vaccine Texas Republican state lawmaker attacked a distinguished medical doctor, the dean and chief of pediatric medicine at Baylor College of Medicine National School of Tropical Medicine, over vaccines this week.

State Rep. Jonathan Stickland (photo) made a wide variety of remarks on Twitter, at one point telling Dr. Peter Hotez, the noted global health and vaccinology expert, to "mind your own business" as he exploded into his anti-vaxx rant, which The Houston Chronicle reported.

Stickland, who describes himself on Facebook as a "Conservative Christian Republican," also insisted that vaccines are "sorcery," and "only The Lord God Almighty is in control."

Dr. Hotez had posted a graphic to Twitter, warning of the explosive growth of vaccine exemptions, and expressing concern that children in Texas "have been placed in harm's way for the financial gain of special & outside interest groups."

Read more: https://www.thenewcivilrightsmovement.com/2019/05/only-the-lord-god-almighty-is-in-control-texas-lawmaker-attacks-noted-pediatrician-calls-vaccines-sorcery/
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'Only the Lord God Almighty Is in Control': Texas Lawmaker Attacks Noted Pediatrician, Calls Vaccine (Original Post) TexasTowelie May 2019 OP
It's a pity there's no vaccinations to prevent this kind of stupidity! Siwsan May 2019 #1
Well, there is, but it is relatively expensive a generally requires about 12 boosters. ret5hd May 2019 #4
Instantly turning water into wine, feeding thousands with 5 loaves and 2 fish--now that's science! tanyev May 2019 #2
Please BillyBobBrilliant May 2019 #3

ret5hd

(20,491 posts)
4. Well, there is, but it is relatively expensive a generally requires about 12 boosters.
Fri May 10, 2019, 05:21 PM
May 2019

It is a fact based education.

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