Started with Mennonites. Then spread into other communities.
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What in godās green earth???
Gay people are scary? No clue.
You choose what you want to post and others will do the same.
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I donāt think religion is the problem here. I looked at a map.
It started with Mennonites.
Says who?
What is known about this outbreak and the community where itās occurring?
This outbreak started in a Mennonite community in West Texas where there are low vaccination rates. Many of the children are homeschooled or attend smaller private schools, and many are unvaccinated.
This is not atypical for the larger outbreaks that weāve seen in the United States in the recent past. In 2019, the U.S. saw 1,274 measles cases, including a large outbreak of slightly more than 900 cases in an Orthodox Jewish community in New York. In 2014, there was a measles outbreak of 383 cases in an Amish community in Ohio.
These larger measles outbreaks tend to occur in close-knit communities with very low vaccination rates.
I doubt it. The Mennonites donāt have a regious prohibition to vaccines.
Itās always a hoot seeing 17 Mennonite families spill out of a van at Walmart. 
This is akin to cash bail reform because people think crime is low so it will only go lower. Same mental deficiency
I doubt there are 17 families in Texas.
Thereās a hell of a lot more than that right here in my county. 
I havenāt seen any numbers, have you?
Found it. Looks like about 4,000 baptized members state wide.
No, just the actual people that live here.
This will end badly.
Weāll see.
They travelled there, hence the van.
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Two dead in a small outbreak in TX.
How could this end anything but badly?
Itās too soon to comment with accuracy when the opinion is not being based on feeeelings.