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Typhoid Mary

Typhoid Mary | TYPHOID MARY 
had no RIGHT
 to infect others
... 
Neither do YOU; Mary Mallon was forced into quarantine on two separate occasions on North Brother Island for a total of 26 years and died alone.
•••
She experienced  NO symptoms of disease herself
Yet she infected unknown numbers of others
With deadly Typhoid; https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov | image tagged in typhoid many,contagion,covid19,rights | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
3,457 views 1 upvote Made by Starrdark 5 years ago in politics
2 Comments
0 ups, 5y
Yeah a Dirty bitch who didn't wash her hands after she did a crap and then cooked for people. Resulted in spreading thyphoid in the food she cooked and many people died on multiple occasions. All this in a time before anti biotics and with lower understanding of communicable diseases and their transmission methods.
The only comparison for Mary with Thyphoid Fever and Covid CCP virus is the ability to spread without knowing. The difference though today is a mask would likely stop the transmission of CCP virus and people know to wash their hands. Mary never washed her hands and had no knowledge of what she was doing so what would we expect to happen.

As I was wondering where the Quoted words came from in this meme (couldn't find direct reference) I had a quick search and came across a Snopes Debunking which makes for a laugh. The story I was familiar with was that she had infected thousands of people. It's funny that Snopes doesnt believe the story of Mary. It would seem they have always exagerated the threat to induce compliance in the populations.
1 up, 5y
So stay in your house forever you fascist scum.
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TYPHOID MARY had no RIGHT to infect others ... Neither do YOU; Mary Mallon was forced into quarantine on two separate occasions on North Brother Island for a total of 26 years and died alone. ••• She experienced NO symptoms of disease herself Yet she infected unknown numbers of others With deadly Typhoid; https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov