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Parents of daughter who died of measles meets with RFK Jr. to blame everyone but themselves.

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Inside US town being hit by world's most infectious disease

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In the dusty outskirts of Seminole, Texas - just past the cotton fields and under the relentless spring sun - Peter Hildebrand stands outside a gas station, his eyes rimmed red and voice cracking.

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When you and your ilk classify being raised in a religious household as child abuse, your every other argument loses power due to its absurdity

There is no reasonable discussion with such as you
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  I don’t think all religion is child abuse. Not everyone is your polar opposite extremist.

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