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Originally posted by TheDoctor46
I refused to send my son for the mmr around 5 or so years ago despite constant attempts by the health authority. They tried scaremongering tactics. But we stood strong against them. Basically i did not trust these injections. Glad i did now. The big question is (unless ive missed something) is why are they giving them? Whats there agenda?
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by beckybecky
Well you're really going to have to explain the lack of deathly illnesses and the elimination of some of them, that occurred through vaccines.
I agree there's a lot of questions, but reality herself says vaccines work. I think you really shouldn't be trying to disprove something that is proven. Your resources are better spent investigating what is in the vaccine besides the vaccine.edit on 8-1-2013 by Gorman91 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by kalamatas
These are not exactly neutral unbiased sources dude.
I'm sorry. these diseases are gone because of vaccines. They didn't run rampant for hundreds of years and then suddenly disappear when vaccines were introduced by chance. The global population didn't go up by a factor of x3 around the same time as these vaccines by chance.
It was because of vaccines. That's why we didn't have 7 billion people on Earth until them.
3 billion to 7 billion in 50 years, starting around the time of widespread vaccine use.
And you know, I'll go further than that. There's strong evidence that ancient Rome knew about bacteria, and had some form of vaccines. And guess what. The population of Rome alone was in the millions then as well.
I maintain my point though. They are putting things into them that are a big no no. But vaccines are the primary cause of health and population increases in the last 50 years.edit on 8-1-2013 by Gorman91 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by beckybecky
Well you're really going to have to explain the lack of deathly illnesses and the elimination of some of them, that occurred through vaccines.
I agree there's a lot of questions, but reality herself says vaccines work. I think you really shouldn't be trying to disprove something that is proven. Your resources are better spent investigating what is in the vaccine besides the vaccine.edit on 8-1-2013 by Gorman91 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by bobs_uruncle
This may sound a bit "dated" since I have been on the internet (arpa originally) since 1978 LOL. This vaccine garbage kind of reminds me of the 90's and all the circle jerk porn sites. You know the ones, you open a url/link accidentally (or otherwise) and 5 more windows open and while closing those, 10 more open and so on until you have to just jump to the task manager and kill your browser.
Big pharma is a lot like that, like a porn site circle jerk. They vaccinate you or sell you some crap that you have the misfortune of thinking you need and then 5 symptoms start from the 5 or more side-effects, so now you have to buy more of their garbage to fix the problems that the first round of medication caused. Then while your supposedly trying to fix those side effects, 10 more crop up from the second round of medication that was supposed to fix the first 5 side-effects.
Around and around it goes, until you just say, "SCREW THIS CRAP" and get off the ride.
If there are real vaccines, we ain't gettin' them.
Cheers - Daveedit on 1/8.2013 by bobs_uruncle because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by kalamatas
These are not exactly neutral unbiased sources dude.
I'm sorry. these diseases are gone because of vaccines. They didn't run rampant for hundreds of years and then suddenly disappear when vaccines were introduced by chance. The global population didn't go up by a factor of x3 around the same time as these vaccines by chance.
It was because of vaccines. That's why we didn't have 7 billion people on Earth until them.
3 billion to 7 billion in 50 years, starting around the time of widespread vaccine use.
And you know, I'll go further than that. There's strong evidence that ancient Rome knew about bacteria, and had some form of vaccines. And guess what. The population of Rome alone was in the millions then as well.
I maintain my point though. They are putting things into them that are a big no no. But vaccines are the primary cause of health and population increases in the last 50 years.edit on 8-1-2013 by Gorman91 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by thebtheb
Vaccines do not get rid of an illness. They give you a weaker form of the illness so you can immunize yourself faster.
so yea....
This is also why I tend to only get vaccines for things that can kill me. Like meningitis. Because the flu is not going to kill you in a 1st world country with decent health care.
As for proof. Again, there's a reason we're at 7 billion people.edit on 8-1-2013 by Gorman91 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by catswithbigpaws
I shared this on Facebook. I got asked, "Do you literally just believe every conspiracy theory that exists?" Ironically, I hardly post conspiracy theories, nor do I ever post my stance on them on Facebook. It's interesting how people will never question science/medicine. It's like everything they initially hear about a specific science topic is always constant. The problem is they spoon fed the same BS all the time, and the BS will stick with them.