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I'll help a little, as it seems you definitely need it.... the words "99 percent of the students have been vaccinated" is the clue
You mean the eugenics programs
Originally posted by RogerT
I could care less about what your college paper is supposed to look like. I got through all of that a long time ago and realised at the time what a joke it all was. Getting through college is about the easiest thing you'll do of any note in your life. Enjoy the farce now, cos when you get out and take on some actual responsibilities you'll look back and laugh at how serious you thought it was. Now that was me being condescending
Originally posted by Chyort
I gave you the New York Times article on this, yet you give me a snippet from who knows where?
Originally posted by Chyort
And this is the perfect example of ignorance. You can't refute my sources, so you attack the me by saying when I get into the real world I'll actually learn something.
Originally posted by Chyort
Have you ever seen a child that didn't receive a vaccine and now is sick because she didn't get one?
Also, I find it interesting that even on the graph you gave me, after MMR is introduced there is a sharp decrease of measles mortality.
Rubin: Was there ever any speculation as to where you came in contact with the virus?
Hindson: There is some reason to believe I could have brought that in from Stanton, Virginia. My family had just returned to Florida after living in Stanton, Virginia, during the war years, and they did have some cases there, so perhaps I brought it to Florida. We'll never know.
weekendamerica.publicradio.org...
Originally posted by Long Lance
the typical response by people who know the outcome of a 'discussion' such as this one is to cast doubt on a few points, which may or may not have been previously mentioned, while ignoring what they can't or won't try to refute.
Originally posted by RogerT
Originally posted by Chyort
And this is the perfect example of ignorance. You can't refute my sources, so you attack the me by saying when I get into the real world I'll actually learn something.
I've been refuting the data in your sources all day long. Something you seem unable to get a handle on.
As for the condescension, it was unnecessary and I apologise. I already removed it from my post before you posted the reply. Sorry you had to see that. No offence meant bro, posted out of sheer frustration.
[edit on 23-11-2007 by RogerT]
Originally posted by RogerT
Originally posted by Chyort
Have you ever seen a child that didn't receive a vaccine and now is sick because she didn't get one?
No. Have you? Are you sure?
No, there is a spike in measles mortality which coincides with the introduction of the MMR vaccine, followed by a return to the 'natural' decline in the disease.
I wonder what conclusion we could derive from that?
Originally posted by stompk
It's an old wrestling move called the double leg takedown.
It works everytime. They never see it coming. And once you have them, you can slam their head against the ground, if that is your goal. Takes practice though.
Sauron's post
Those who fail to show up — and those who fail to offer a valid excuse and still refuse the shots — could be prosecuted under truancy laws and face possible jail time and fines of $50 per day.
Prosecutors do not expect to actually charge anyone.
"The message is get your kids vaccinated or get an exemption," said Prince George's County State's Attorney Glenn Ivey. "You can't just sit on the fence." [emphasis mine]
www.chron.com...
Originally posted by Chyort
Here's a table that shows the impact of some vaccines.
Originally posted by RogerT
Originally posted by Chyort
Here's a table that shows the impact of some vaccines.
It shows NOTHING about the impact of vaccines. It simply shows disease incidence at different historical dates compared with today. The title is an assumption which you have believed because you assume the same. You assume it's true the same reason people assumed the world was flat, the sun goes round the earth, antibiotics can kill off viruses and the government is looking out for us.
I don't see scarlet fever or typhoid fever on the table. They could be added and look just as spectacular, only problem is that vaccines were never used for SF and hardly used for TF.
The photos are horrible, but don't prove anything except polio is nasty stuff. Saying it's gone now so the vaccines worked is an assumption which is most likely false. Like I keep saying, what about the other diseases that were not vaccinated and also virtually disappeared. There are other factors at play: sanitation, water, nutrition, refrigeration.
Parents have been told to appear in Court on Saturday, and to subject their children to on-the-spot state-mandated vaccines of up 17 vaccine doses,