Kansas faces largest tuberculosis outbreak in US history: Health officials
Kansas is currently facing one the largest tuberculosis outbreaks in U.S. history with 67 confirmed active cases and 79 confirmed latent cases.
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What a terrible time for this to happen…
Yeah but… red state. 🤪
If there was justice in this world it would only effect the dipshits… but we all know there is no justice.
effect
"Affect" — to "effect" dipshits would be to cause dipshits to come into being.
I write both words all the time and still mess them up constantly lmao.
You could, at the very least, fix your typo..
Then the next dude’s comment won’t make sense. Preserving for posterity.
The unfortunate part is the two counties in KS most affected currently are two blue counties. They're the more densely populated part of the state being part of the Kansas City metro. Sucks 😔
I mean... There's a vaccine so...
This is in the KC metro. It’s happening in bluer counties. Also, I bet it’s happening in Missouri too but I haven’t heard anything.
Red state, red problems. Blue dots are still red states—unfortunately. The “Find Out” period will be wildly entertaining. The leopard show is having an amazing season.
This seems like an unnecessarily cruel opinion. It seems shortsighted to wish illness on people trying to do better when the odds are against them.
If you want to turn these states blue, you can’t celebrate kill off all the blue voters. In fact, the US House district this is happening in, flipped a red seat blue in 2018.
There are plenty of red voters there who will meet the same fate. It’s 2025, and we are backsliding as a species. You’ll have to forgive me for having very little sympathy at this point.
You understand the concept of travel yeah?
My state will override Trump and supply vaccines, I have no doubt.
Washingtonian here. I’m sure we’ll have them regardless of what that oaf says.
Howdy neighbor ;)
Heyooooo! Mountain’s out!