RFK, Jr trying to show he belongs on the debate stage

[Matt]

This certainly explains his idiotic anti-vax stance. He wants it to be known that like Joe and Don, his brain capacity is diminishing.

RFK Jr. says he had parasitic brain worm and undisclosed memory loss
Meryl KornfieldWashington Post
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the independent presidential candidate who has marketed himself to voters as a younger, healthier alternative to the two major contenders, contracted a parasitic worm that got into his brain years ago and ate a portion of it before dying, his campaign confirmed Wednesday.

The 70-year-old scion of the powerful political family revealed in a 2012 deposition during divorce proceedings from his second wife, which the New York Times obtained and first reported Wednesday, that he had short- and long-term memory loss and described himself as having “cognitive problems, clearly.” Around the time of the discovery of the parasite, Kennedy was also diagnosed with mercury poisoning that he attributed to his diet, he said in the deposition, a condition that can also cause memory loss. Kennedy told the Times that he has since recovered from his fogginess.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/ ... 614891007/

[TC Talks]

He's perfect for the Trump crowd

[Matt]

He's perfect for the Trump crowd

If he wasn't running against him, he'd be wearing the red hat that identifies a stupid person.

[MotorCityRadioFreak]

Of all his theories, I agree with this one the most. It's most logical.

[Honeyman]

Where is Sirhan-Sirhan Jr. when you need him?

[Chrocket87]

https://apnews.com/article/rfk-kennedy- ... 9de5a09731

“I see somebody on a hiking trail carrying a little baby and I say to him, better not get them vaccinated,” Kennedy said.

What a creeper.

[MWmetalhead]

RFK, Jr. is the pro-Measles and Mumps candidate.

[audiophile]

RFK, Jr. is the pro-Measles and Mumps candidate.

I think RFK is a wacko environmentalist lawyer, but I don't think he is Pro Measles and Mumps.

My kids had bad reactions to vaccines (seizures and shingles). Both events were terrifying. When we asked the doctor that administered the vaccines he just kind laughed, "oh ya, that sometimes happens". So, we stopped all vaccines after that.

I had Measles, and I only took penicillin for few weeks. I also had Chicken Pox. Wasn't a big deal and I liked getting to stay home from school for a few weeks.

[MWmetalhead]

I had chicken pox in 7th grade (there was no vaccine yet) and found it to be a miserable experience. I would've much rather been healthy and in school.

[audiophile]

Still better than multiple seizures, that have not reoccurred a few months after we stopped vaccines.

The Chicken Pox Vaccine is what we were told that caused shingles and that was no fun at all for my other child that didn't have seizures.

I had Chicken Pox in 2nd Grade.

[MWmetalhead]

There are indeed a select few that have severe allergic reactions to vaccine ingredients (egg, as an example). Sorry to hear about those reactions; that is extremely scary stuff!!! In such situations, forgoing the vaccine is absolutely the correct choice.

For children who have no history of incurring serious adverse effects from vaccination, getting vaccinated against severe illness is the proper thing to do.

Yeah, I wish I had caught chicken pox much earlier in childhood. Getting it in 7th grade stunk.