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Originally posted by spearhead
reply to post by joe82
no i'm the other guy saying you need to take a trip to your local hardware to pick up a bag of cement.
maybe then you can harden the # up.
Originally posted by Tyr Sog
I'm sure the citizens will also force their own version of the shot. In the form of .223, 7.62x39, 12 guage, .45, 9mm, ect, ect.
Originally posted by spearhead
you should all be happy the government cares enough to vaccinate you.
you are a threat to society if you are not vaccinated against contagious diseases. why should other people be put at risk because a few paranoids refuse to submit because of their insecurities.
pull your finger out and realise everyone is despensable for the good of the nation when it comes to risks involved with vaccination.
Originally posted by spearhead
you should all be happy the government cares enough to vaccinate you.
you are a threat to society if you are not vaccinated against contagious diseases. why should other people be put at risk because a few paranoids refuse to submit because of their insecurities.
pull your finger out and realise everyone is despensable for the good of the nation when it comes to risks involved with vaccination.
Whiff of Eugenics: Ginsburg Tells NYT Roe Was About 'Populations That We Don't Want .... Too Many Of' Photo of Tom Blumer. By Tom Blumer (Bio | Archive) July 9, 2009 - 13:00 ET * [Email this to friend] * [Printer-friendly version] RuthBaderGinsburg0709 In a July 7 New York Times Magazine article ("The Place of Women on the Court"; HT to an e-mailer) apparently scheduled to appear in its July 12 print edition (based on its URL), Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told the Times's Emily Bazelon that "at the time Roe was decided, there was concern about population growth and particularly growth in populations that we don't want to have too many of."
Originally posted by spearhead
you should all be happy the government cares enough to vaccinate you.
you are a threat to society if you are not vaccinated against contagious diseases. why should other people be put at risk because a few paranoids refuse to submit because of their insecurities.
pull your finger out and realise everyone is despensable for the good of the nation when it comes to risks involved with vaccination.
Originally posted by spearhead
you should all be happy the government cares enough to vaccinate you.
you are a threat to society if you are not vaccinated against contagious diseases. why should other people be put at risk because a few paranoids refuse to submit because of their insecurities.
pull your finger out and realise everyone is despensable for the good of the nation when it comes to risks involved with vaccination.
Originally posted by ProfEmeritus
If you really wanted to use your imagination, you could easily see how this mandatory vaccination program could be used by the government to take care of the economic crisis we have today. The government knows there are not enough jobs, money or resources to go around. Think of how quickly they could solve that population problem.
After all, SCOTUS jodge Ginsberg believes that Roe vs Wade was necessary to advance the cause of population control of unwanted individuals.
Originally posted by ProfEmeritusI guess they think vaccinations would be more "humane" than the gas chambers.
Originally posted by ProfEmeritusThat is the kind of trash that is on the Supreme Court in the form of liberal "activism". Real liberal! Euthanasia!
This fear of vaccines is clearly a phobia. A phobia IS a mental illness. When a person suffers from a phobia they are incapable of making a rational decision due to this mental illness. In the case of a phobia, the persons mind creates false scenarios based on this mental illness. Things like believing the pharmaceutical companies are trying to kill them on purpose or that MD's are trying to do the same. Of course no such thing is occurring. It is entirely possible a case could arise where a choice must be made between millions dead or a handful dead from a vaccine far less dangerous than a common aspirin or even a peanut.
Originally posted by Charis
Well, last I heard the CDC Vaccine Advisory Board was wondering how it was going to pay for the necessary health care professionals to inject all those people who WANT the vaccine.