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4:26Now PlayingDepartment of Health and Human Services leader Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said this week that it is really difficult for a "healthy" person to die from measles, and suggested that diet and exercise could have prevented a child from dying from the disease. Kennedy is now victim blaming the child for apparently not being "fit" enough to survive, when the real culprits are people like Kennedy that have spent years convincing people that vaccines are more harmful than diseases. He's deflecting the blame from himself and onto a dead child, as Farron Cousins explains.
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