Remember in our youth when we could side with Avenatti’s sleaziness because we hoped, in our hearts, he and Stormy Daniels were going to bring down Trump?

This is good groundwork for Sanders. We know him, we know his policies. One of the biggest lines of attack from the right, and idiots like Bennet and Hickenlooper, are already attacking Bernie for is being un-American, or some sort of socialist threat to freedom. By making it clear how he’s taking up the mantle of…

And you know what lives in the ocean of ignorance: Measles, Diphtheria and the god damned Pox (both chicken and regular).

H..how? Never mind.

I still maintain the vast majority of these folks are just trolling us all

The earth is all shapes, and also no shapes.

Pretzel Earth.

Hollow earth is the truth.

True heads know flat earth is a work anyway, hollow earth is the truth.

Interesting. What I’d link this to is more the erosion of the education system, though I can see a flat Earther interest among the black community due to a rather justified belief that The Man is out to lie to, cheat, and get you.

I don’t know if the demographics have changed, but liberal anti-vaxers tend to be more prominent (they are wealthier and better educated) and more dangerous (they tend to congregate in clusters in metropolitan areas, creating communities with no herd immunity).

Strangely, until California joined them a few years ago after repeated outbreaks of vaccine-preventable diseases, West Virginia and Mississippi were the only two states that required vaccinations for all children. These bills would just make these two states like the other 47 states in the union that allow religious…

Actually it became a “own the libs” issue which is like crack for conservatives. 

Liberals use to out number the Conservatives on vaccines but then it became a religious freedom issue so now conservatives jumped on. Eventually the flat-earthers will become a GOP thing!  

I cited my sources in my reply to KietaZou. And trust me, I wish this were confined to the Reich wing. (Actually, that’s ... pretty much exactly what my first post says) But yeah, we’re something like 55% more likely not to say we believe the Earth is round?

there will have to be a LOT of dead kids from measles before someone says “you know, maybe vaccinations aren’t so bad.”  That’s how America is (and even then it takes a LOOOOOOOOT of dead kids, because think how much 20 dead kids at Newtown moved the needle on gun control).  This country is full of fucking idiots who…

Considering that nearly all flat Earther motives fall either into

Bone Saw murder apologists?

I have a genuine question. Is the current GOP strategy literally to just disagree with whatever is said by people on the left?

Meanwhile, in West Virginia and Mississippi the GOP has introduced bills that would loosen childhood vaccine laws.