Well organized anti-vax protesting right outside of the stadium at the Camping World bowl.

[Baitball Blogger]

Orlando. They were dressed in referee uniforms and you had to walk through them. Should have photographed their signs but it was too bizarre. Didn't want to stick around and if you actually looked at them they would break out screaming their beliefs: "It's going to affect your child! Don't listen to the government!"

All white and in their late twenties and early thirties.

[dewsgirl]

1. I often wonder who is funding this movement?

[Hekate]

2. Th anks to the miracle of Facebook, it costs almost nothing to do

[dewsgirl]

3. But if it's organized, usually there is someone putting something

into it. Last night either Chis Hayes or Ali Velshi were discussing Matt Bevin, the former governor of KY, antivaxx was part of his platform.

[Baitball Blogger]

5. Someone had to buy those uniforms.

There were about a dozen of them.

[dewsgirl]

6. I can't think of what reasoning for the antivaxx movement would be, other than

piss off the libs. I guess there is a miniscule possibility, they actually believe this shit. I mean those at the top, pushing this crap.

[mopinko]

8. it takes money to start the ball rolling.

it takes even more money to hide who is doing the pushing.

[mopinko]

7. imho, someone is. a lot has been made about how they troll the right, but

this is a major wedge they pound on the left. and all the "alternative medicine" shit.
step one- sow confusion. once people are confused and distrustful enough, esp if you can get them worried about their kids, you can convince them of a whole lot of bullshit.
that's how it works.

[mcar]

4. Idiots