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Originally posted by ILikeStars
reply to post by IkNOwSTuff
I'm not sure I understand why some people would not immunize their children against some things if an available option. I think it is fear of the unknown, to tell you the truth. As a military serviceman I had many more immunization shots than most people I know, to include 17 anthrax immunization shots between 1998 and 2009.
I'd pleed with you to be as informed about it as you can be prior to making the choice.
Small pox immunization could be a good thing. Small pox could be a lethal thing for a young adult.
As for pets, take care of them, too. Ask questions, be informed. I'm not an expert, so feel free to disregard my advice if you think it is best.
Have a great week,
ILikeStars
Originally posted by Stryc9nine
Originally posted by ILikeStars
reply to post by IkNOwSTuff
I'm not sure I understand why some people would not immunize their children against some things if an available option. I think it is fear of the unknown, to tell you the truth. As a military serviceman I had many more immunization shots than most people I know, to include 17 anthrax immunization shots between 1998 and 2009.
I'd pleed with you to be as informed about it as you can be prior to making the choice.
Small pox immunization could be a good thing. Small pox could be a lethal thing for a young adult.
As for pets, take care of them, too. Ask questions, be informed. I'm not an expert, so feel free to disregard my advice if you think it is best.
Have a great week,
ILikeStars
i know you mean no harm with your ignorance but do you know how vaccines are made? do you actually know what's in them? do you know what adjuvants are? have you heard of gulf war syndrome?
also if hepatitis b is transmitted through sex or blood transfusion, why are infants getting immunized with this vaccine? would you immunize your infant with an HIV vaccine if there was one?
there are things about vaccines that doesn't make sense and unclear in many ways. do not just get immunized just because your doctor tells you to. anything that's completely helpful shouldn't be this sketchy.
Originally posted by nixie_nox
reply to post by stephanies-chase
The flu shot is the only shot I advocate for, and rabies. The rest I don't think are necessary.There is nothing more miserable then the flu, people think they get it when it is just a virus. it vaccinates you against that strain of flu for life.
200,000 people are hospitalized each year for the flu. Depending on the strain and severity, 3k-50k of people can die from the flu each year.edit on 23-11-2011 by nixie_nox because: (no reason given)
10 Vaccines That Changed the World
Smallpox has been around since, well, we're not sure when. It's been dated possibly back as far as 10,000 B.C., killing populations around the world in epidemic after epidemic. There's no cure for smallpox, and the virus that causes it, the variola virus, kills about 30 percent of the people it infects. It can disfigure, scar and blind those who survive.
There is good news, though. Worldwide smallpox eradication was declared in 1980, all due to the success of the smallpox vaccine and global immunization efforts. In 1972, Americans were no longer vaccinated against the virus, and by 1986, no countries continued to immunize against smallpox.
Originally posted by jameshawkings
Originally posted by Stryc9nine
Originally posted by ILikeStars
reply to post by IkNOwSTuff
I'm not sure I understand why some people would not immunize their children against some things if an available option. I think it is fear of the unknown, to tell you the truth. As a military serviceman I had many more immunization shots than most people I know, to include 17 anthrax immunization shots between 1998 and 2009.
I'd pleed with you to be as informed about it as you can be prior to making the choice.
Small pox immunization could be a good thing. Small pox could be a lethal thing for a young adult.
As for pets, take care of them, too. Ask questions, be informed. I'm not an expert, so feel free to disregard my advice if you think it is best.
Have a great week,
ILikeStars
i know you mean no harm with your ignorance but do you know how vaccines are made? do you actually know what's in them? do you know what adjuvants are? have you heard of gulf war syndrome?
also if hepatitis b is transmitted through sex or blood transfusion, why are infants getting immunized with this vaccine? would you immunize your infant with an HIV vaccine if there was one?
there are things about vaccines that doesn't make sense and unclear in many ways. do not just get immunized just because your doctor tells you to. anything that's completely helpful shouldn't be this sketchy.
Well said! This is great to see that more and more people are waking up from the myth of vaccines, we'd all been in a trance-like state believing the Official Story, but now we're starting to research and use our common sense. This is why TPTB will be taking the Internet down and putting it back up in another form, there will be laws about discussing these issues.
From my many years of research, eventually I discovered that we're being injected with disease, so as the Pharms can make a lot of extra money out of usedit on 23-11-2011 by jameshawkings because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by FurvusRexCaeli
Originally posted by JibbyJedi
I still don't get how vaccinated children are in harms way from unvaccinated, if they got they shot, what's the problem? Why can't our kids with the chicken pox be around your kids who got the vaccine?
Vaccines are not 100% efficacious in 100% of the population for 100% of their lives. Your kids with the chicken pox are putting the vaccinated population at risk (as well as the immunocompromised population, but anti-vaxers don't care about them).
Seems to be the propaganda has run so deep that nothing I or anyone can say is going to change anyone's mind, we'd need to wear a white coat and be on the TV to get credibility.
Or get published in a peer-reviewed science journal, or make a convincing argument based on facts and reason.
Originally posted by luciddream
Originally posted by jameshawkings
Originally posted by Stryc9nine
Originally posted by ILikeStars
reply to post by IkNOwSTuff
I'm not sure I understand why some people would not immunize their children against some things if an available option. I think it is fear of the unknown, to tell you the truth. As a military serviceman I had many more immunization shots than most people I know, to include 17 anthrax immunization shots between 1998 and 2009.
I'd pleed with you to be as informed about it as you can be prior to making the choice.
Small pox immunization could be a good thing. Small pox could be a lethal thing for a young adult.
As for pets, take care of them, too. Ask questions, be informed. I'm not an expert, so feel free to disregard my advice if you think it is best.
Have a great week,
ILikeStars
i know you mean no harm with your ignorance but do you know how vaccines are made? do you actually know what's in them? do you know what adjuvants are? have you heard of gulf war syndrome?
also if hepatitis b is transmitted through sex or blood transfusion, why are infants getting immunized with this vaccine? would you immunize your infant with an HIV vaccine if there was one?
there are things about vaccines that doesn't make sense and unclear in many ways. do not just get immunized just because your doctor tells you to. anything that's completely helpful shouldn't be this sketchy.
Well said! This is great to see that more and more people are waking up from the myth of vaccines, we'd all been in a trance-like state believing the Official Story, but now we're starting to research and use our common sense. This is why TPTB will be taking the Internet down and putting it back up in another form, there will be laws about discussing these issues.
From my many years of research, eventually I discovered that we're being injected with disease, so as the Pharms can make a lot of extra money out of usedit on 23-11-2011 by jameshawkings because: (no reason given)
Hahaha... wow...
You are getting injected with either a dead strain or weak strain of the disease.. NOT the disease itself. These weak/dead strains will cause your body to act producing anti-body like it just got the real disease(sensing these strain's presence) BUT you don't actually get sick, because the strains are weak/dead, some people might experience slight fever, but that's your body increasing temperature against the supposed "invasion" in order to increase the effectiveness of the immune system and slow down foreign cells. Once your body produces anti-body for the weak/dead strain, you body "memorizes them" and when you actually get attacked by the actual full blown virus/bacteria/disease you body is ready for it.
I do hope doctors give option to the people against basic Vaccines(including the DPPT) and put a red tag on their forhead.edit on 11/23/2011 by luciddream because: DTTP > DPPT (diphtheria, tetanus, Polio and pertussis)