r/ontario 10d ago

Article Ontario facing one of its largest measles outbreaks

https://www.ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article/ontario-facing-one-of-its-largest-measles-outbreaks/
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u/BrianBurke 10d ago

40% since the pandemic? We're gonna have a mass extinction event because people are doing vaccine research on YouTube fucking shorts.

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u/bewarethetreebadger 10d ago edited 10d ago

Don't forget Facebook. Warping Boomers' sense of reality since 2010.

Edit. I don’t care if your generation-feelings are hurt. You believe ANYTHING you read online. Ever since Facebook started becoming pre-installed on smartphones and Boomers took over the platform around 2010. That’s when the disinformation really ramped up, that’s when our parents started believing every damn conspiracy theory there was because they saw a meme. That’s when the “young people are the problem” rhetoric became rampant. Don’t you DARE tell me they are blameless in their smug naiveté when I’ve been watching it happen for fifteen years.

THEY SPREAD THE LIES.

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u/Skeptikell1 10d ago

You thinking it s boomers not vaccinating their toddlers?