Texashiker
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i can't even fathom why some people think vaccinations are an opt out kind of thing.
Since when does society have the right to tell someone what they can and can not do with their body?
i can't even fathom why some people think vaccinations are an opt out kind of thing.
The pro-vaccine nutters would have people blindly believe that if you are vaccinated you "can not" contract the disease. Which is a flat out lie.
I have been away with my job.
Some of us have to do the jobs that make your life possible.
Since when does society have the right to tell someone what they can and can not do with their body?
If the parent choses not to vaccinate their child that is their business.
It's incredibly stupid, but there are lots of stupid people around
However, don't run to the hospital when it happens
And just think, if everyone's vaccinated, that means you've got a ridiculously small population of the pathogen. It's tough for a pathogen to evolve into a new strain if it's dead.So the worst case scenario is a new brand of measles, one that we all can contract. Doesn't sound too pleasant.
On the plus side, it probably wouldn't take long to vaccinate against new strains.
That is because you are not allowed to impact others.
True. And there are thousands of communicable diseases for which there are no vaccines, so this medicinal myopia is just plain silly.
Vaccines are great, but there shouldn't be any mandate requiring them.
Yes they are.
The pro-vaccine nutters would have people blindly believe that if you are vaccinated you "can not" contract the disease. Which is a flat out lie.
A 1979 WHO study found that the normal incidence of measles in susceptible children was 2.4% but in vaccinated children the rate was 33.5%. A report from a 1985 Immunization Conference showed that 80% of measles occurred in those that had been vaccinated for measles. In 1992, the FDA noted that 95% of measles cases had been vaccinated for measles, making these children carriers of the disease.
The measles vaccine was introduced in 1964...
Currently around 30% of measles cases have complications and death only occurs in .1% of reported cases. In fact, measles are way more severe in malnourished children, particularly those with vitamin A deficiency, which could even lead to blindness. Therefore, my best advice would be bolster your children's natural Th2 immune response with nutrition and natural supplements, irrespective of any immunization, vaccination or innoculations... use Pubmed to guide you.
And for God's sake, use common sense when your kids get sick, keep them home. Stop waiting for some magical panacea to fix all your ills and problems by relinquishing your personal and parental responsibilities to some agency.
I agree.
If a parent is stupid enough to trust the scientific expertise of Jenny McCarthy, they should be allowed to be that stupid.
What they shouldn't be able to do is then enroll their germ farm into public schools.
The specific claim regarding measles is laughable and clearly contradicted by the observable evidence. Basically, Scandinavians in the past tended to consume plenty of cod liver oil as kids (and often into adulthood) in the past, yet there were still plenty of measles cases there during the period and this number only started to drop with the appearance and deployment of the measles vaccine. In your scenario practically no-one there should have been getting measles in the first place.In fact, I'll bet a diet rich in vitamin A would (virtually) eliminate measles from the lexicon of developed societies such as ours. Cod liver oil pills {high in both vitamin a and d} might be all it would take to reduce measles, and even rickets.
Edit: wait there are more? What is wrong with you people
TH is your arm worn out from the tug jobs?
And since "your choice" may well endanger others, you are willing to accept the consequences of your decision, right? For example, your children might not be allowed to attend public school.It is not a matter of "being wrong with people", it is a matter of others not respecting "my body my choice."
It is not a matter of "being wrong with people", it is a matter of others not respecting "my body my choice."
It is not a matter of "being wrong with people", it is a matter of others not respecting "my body my choice."
Or the people who get vaccinated and get deathly ill for 3 weeks.
I was one of those people and I swear to GOD I will never get another one!
After taking it the area gets swollen rock hard and kinda hurts. Then you get what feels like a cold. Then shaky. Then the chills. Then sneeze and eyes hurt in a well lit room.
Then your bones hurt then you have a fever then the vomiting then the dry heaves then it feels like your soul is being sucked from your body and death approaches.
I'd rather take a bullet to the head than to take another vaccination.