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Only if the parents are brown.

If white, "it was gawds will".

They didn't murder they own kid, it was God simply telling them it was their kid's time to go. I mean that with 100% sarcasm, but there are people out there who believe just that.

These morons think God's will controls everything, apparently it didn't occur to them that God also intended for humans to create vaccines.

The chances of America charging these parents is zero. And this poor kid is just a herald of of things to come - people dying of preventable, contagious diseases because morons and kooks think vaccines are some kind of left wing conspiracy.

I swear I might actually punch someone if I hear them talking about kids dying "with" measles vs. "from".

What's sad is, they won't even change from this.

That would require admitting they were wrong.

Stupidly insecure people are incapable of admitting fault unless they literally have no other choice in order to be accepted by their peers.

My late father used to smoke at least a pack a day. He did that for almost fifty years. When he was diagnosed with incurable lung cancer he said, and I quote: "We'll never know why I got this".

People can be really good at dodging responsibility even in the face of overwhelming evidence.

These are Mennonites. Preventing gods gifts of disease is the devils work.

In a sane system, at this point.

When the parents are irresponsible, most other nations step in and make the responsible choice for their children in their place, whether the dumb parents like it or not.

But in the US, the state is even more irresponsible than the parents.

What a sad, sad country it has become...

When can we hold Bobby Brainworms accountable?

People who don't get vaccines are stupid.

They're not going to learn their lesson; they're going to think that it was a random act of God without explanation.

Unfortunately, no one in the antiVax is going to change their minds until it hits them very close. That kids first cousins might, maybe, get vaxed. More likely, they'll blame it on the hospital, or the flu.

Even if they're willing to admit that the vaccination would have saved his life they're going to be torn getting their other children vaccinated because of the possible negatives they think could happen. In their view it's a slight chance of death versus guaranteed autism.

I bet if you go ask them right now they'll point out that colds Have death rates associated with them. Just another avoidable unavoidable tragedy.

They'll refuse to be reasoned with or educated. These people were literally taking horse dewormer and an attempt to avoid vaccines.

I don't think that wishing them extra pain is particularly useful. We're all mad at them but realistically they're just undereducated, obstinate, and programmed.

Yup. Or if you don't vacate yourself or your children you shouldn't be allowed to travel, go to events, and you get medical care in a tent outside

If only this country could’ve been founded by people who knew the heartbreak of losing a child to a preventable disease.

In 1736, I lost one of my sons, a fine boy of four years old, by the small-pox, taken in the common way. I long regretted bitterly, and still regret that I had not given it to him by inoculation. This I mention for the sake of parents who omit that operation, on the supposition that they should never forgive themselves if the child died under it: my example showing that the regret may be the same either way, and that, therefore, the safer should be chosen. -Benjamin Franklin

Nah, they'll wish there was a way to protect their child from dangerous childhood diseases and that the fascist medical system failed them.