Big Pharma Gives Another Child Narcolepsy via the Swine Flu Vax, Then Cures It with a Miracle Drug That Costs Over $20k (health care system, statistics)
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I am not one to turn my nose up at a website because it has information that deviates from the mainstream. I don't find the mainstream news to be particularly trustworthy. I can read all of it, both mainstream and "conspiracy stuff" and then draw my own conclusions. I think that sometimes there is truth to some of the "conspiracy theories" so I'm not one to just automatically dismiss things because they come from a "conspiracy website". I am a logical person with critical thinking skills and I am capable of deciding for myself what makes sense and what does not.
I don't find the science backing the flu shot to be very convincing so for me it's not worth getting. I have had the flu before and it was a miserable experience but my preference for prevention is to take care of my immune system as best as possible and wash my hands a lot. Other people choose the vaccine, good for them but that does not mean that I have to get one just because others feel that is the best thing to do.
I just seem to run into people who will overstate the benefits of the vaccine and ignore any possibility of complications. That was the reason for my initial sarcastic comment.
If you don't want to vaccinate, then keep your sick ass at home, where you won't pass on your contagion to others.
the 2% of people who have adverse reactions to a vaccine is in no way a deterrent. just rhetoric on the part of anti-vaxxers
I was injured by a vaccine (it made me become allergic to Mangoes and its flowers), but you see me blaming "big pharma" . No. I rather be allergic to a fruit and flower than be dead right now.
I'm not going to go look up every posters history but wonder how many passing this kind of thing off as "just one of those unfortunate things" are also some of those that get behind the "if even the life of one child can be saved" proponents when it comes to something like gun control or abortion?
If you don't want to vaccinate, then keep your sick ass at home, where you won't pass on your contagion to others.
the 2% of people who have adverse reactions to a vaccine is in no way a deterrent. just rhetoric on the part of anti-vaxxers
I was injured by a vaccine (it made me become allergic to Mangoes and its flowers), but you see me blaming "big pharma" . No. I rather be allergic to a fruit and flower than be dead right now.
Why? Don't you really believe the vaccines work? If you really believed in them, then it wouldn't matter if someone has the flu and goes out and exposes you to it.
Vaccine manufacturers are unfortunately protected from liability with vaccines. Likely, they will have to try to get some compensation from the "vaccine" court. Very sad.
If you don't want to vaccinate, then keep your sick ass at home, where you won't pass on your contagion to others.
the 2% of people who have adverse reactions to a vaccine is in no way a deterrent. just rhetoric on the part of anti-vaxxers
I was injured by a vaccine (it made me become allergic to Mangoes and its flowers), but you see me blaming "big pharma" . No. I rather be allergic to a fruit and flower than be dead right now.
I agree, if you are sick, best to be at home.
As to the other, you made a choice, certainly wise if you think you would die w/o a vaccine. Everybody should be able to do the same with their bodies and the bodies of those they are caretakers.
I have seen a couple of interesting studies regarding overwhelming of the immune system, vaccines and auto immune disorders. Would like to see more.
I am not one to turn my nose up at a website because it has information that deviates from the mainstream. I don't find the mainstream news to be particularly trustworthy. I can read all of it, both mainstream and "conspiracy stuff" and then draw my own conclusions. I think that sometimes there is truth to some of the "conspiracy theories" so I'm not one to just automatically dismiss things because they come from a "conspiracy website". I am a logical person with critical thinking skills and I am capable of deciding for myself what makes sense and what does not.
I don't find the science backing the flu shot to be very convincing so for me it's not worth getting. I have had the flu before and it was a miserable experience but my preference for prevention is to take care of my immune system as best as possible and wash my hands a lot. Other people choose the vaccine, good for them but that does not mean that I have to get one just because others feel that is the best thing to do.
I just seem to run into people who will overstate the benefits of the vaccine and ignore any possibility of complications. That was the reason for my initial sarcastic comment.
Americans really do not need to worry as Pandemrix, the vaccination in question was used in 2009 in and was never licensed for use in the US. Hmmm--maybe our government protections work.
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