RFK Jr. claims the measles vaccine is ineffective, asserting that most measles cases occur in vaccinated individuals and that vaccination has not reduced measles mortality. He implies the vaccine is unsafe by framing rising case numbers among the vaccinated as evidence of harm, without citing specific adverse events. He alleges vaccination policies are driven by financial incentives for pharmaceutical companies and public health institutions, not public safety, suggesting profit motives sustain the program despite perceived failure. He asserts the vaccine fails to prevent disease or death in vaccinated populations, contradicting established epidemiological data.
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