The old joke goes how can you tell if someone’s a vegan? Don’t worry, they’ll tell you. I know I have a crack at vegans from time to time but for the most part they’re harmless – that is except the vegan terrorists that break into people’s homes and storm restaurants etc. They’re not harmless but they are the minority.

Similarly, anti-vaxxers will tell you who they are and they ARE dangerous. Criminally so. It’s one thing to choose not to vaccinate your own children but to peddle the lies and propaganda that these people do is a serious hazard to the community.

When they target innocent individuals and use them to spread their lies, it’s time to say “no jab, no play” laws are not enough. It’s time to start locking people up and dare I say it, saving their children from them.

Listen to this story. News Corp has reported that a recovering cancer patient has been the victim of horrific trolling by anti-vaxxers who used his image to create a meme spreading fake medical information and viciously mocked him online.

What kind of sick, demented individual thinks this kind of behaviour is OK? Anti-vaxxers, that’s who.

Nikhil Autar, who has fought an aggressive form of cancer for the past eight years, told news.com.au the meme which used his image to imply being vaccinated made him unwell, was shared on Facebook recently.

The irony is that he’s a medical student and cancer vaccine researcher. He has been battling leukemia since he was 17 years old with multiple rounds of chemotherapy. Expectedly, his battle has affected his appearance.

But members of the anti-vaxxer community have taken his image and turned it into various memes, falsely claiming he is unwell because he was immunised.

 

Time to start locking these bastards up.

The old joke goes how can you tell if someone&rsquo;s a vegan? Don&rsquo;t worry, they&rsquo;ll tell you. I know I have a crack at vegans from time to time but for the most part they&rsquo;re harmless &ndash; that is except the vegan terrorists that break into people&rsquo;s homes and storm restaurants etc. They&rsquo;re not harmless but they are the minority.
Similarly, anti-vaxxers will tell you who they are and they ARE dangerous. Criminally so. It&rsquo;s one thing to choose not to vaccinate your own children but to peddle the lies and propaganda that these people do is a serious hazard to the community.
When they target innocent individuals and use them to spread their lies, it&rsquo;s time to say &ldquo;no jab, no play&rdquo; laws are not enough. It&rsquo;s time to start locking people up and dare I say it, saving their children from them.
Listen to this story. News Corp has reported that a recovering cancer patient has been the victim of horrific trolling by anti-vaxxers who used his image to create a meme spreading fake medical information and viciously mocked him online.
What kind of sick, demented individual thinks this kind of behaviour is OK? Anti-vaxxers, that&rsquo;s who.
Nikhil Autar, who has fought an aggressive form of cancer for the past eight years, told news.com.au the meme which used his image to imply being vaccinated made him unwell, was shared on Facebook recently.
The irony is that he&rsquo;s a medical student and cancer vaccine researcher. He has been battling leukemia since he was 17 years old with multiple rounds of chemotherapy. Expectedly, his battle has affected his appearance.
But members of the anti-vaxxer community have taken his image and turned it into various memes, falsely claiming he is unwell because he was immunised.
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Time to start locking these bastards up.

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