How old are Rockland County Executive Ed Day and his vaccine-manic minions who are afraid of every infectious illness that doesn't cause permanent harm? Did they grow up in the 1950s or 1960s or have relatives who did who can easily describe the public's non-hysterical reaction to measles back in that day?

New York Suburb Declares Measles Emergency, Barring Unvaccinated Children From Public
By Michael Gold and Tyler Pager
The New York Times
March 26, 2019

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An executive order pulled close to 6,000 unvaccinated children out of schools. Nearly 17,000 doses of the measles-mumps-rubella (M.M.R.) vaccine were given in 26 weeks. There was a public health campaign in which community officials, doctors and rabbis testified to the importance of immunizations.

None of those efforts stemmed the severe measles outbreak that has been plaguing Rockland County in New York since October.

So on Tuesday, in an extraordinary step, the county executive, Ed Day, declared a state of emergency, effective at midnight, that would bar children and teenagers who are not vaccinated against measles from public places.

Mr. Day said he believed Rockland County’s order was the first of its kind in the United States, and several public health experts said that they could not recall any action like it in recent years.