On the recordSeptember 15, 2021
They feel they have a right to spread a deadly disease, like they might as well have the measles blankets in the 1600s and say, I have a right to throw it on you.
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Joy Reid
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msnbc.comJoy Reid: “They feel they have a right to spread a deadly disease, like they might as well have the measles blankets in the 1600s…”
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Joy Reid draws a parallel between anti-vaxxers and historical injustices, criticizing their claims of victimization.
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