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Karen - Yes, sanitation can take the bulk of the credit for wiping out water-born diseases in the developed world. But it only really applies to water-born ones. | /r/FuckYouKaren

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Anti-vax Karens who think sanitation is solely responsible for ending disease As important as sanitation is, it's powerless to stop airborne diseases like measles. Which are vaccine preventable. made with mematic

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