Patty kills the unborn
In WA's Clark County, public health officials continue to respond to a #MeaslesOutbreak. The immunization rate among children is less than 70%—far below what's needed to keep families safe.
We must help families understand that #VaccinesSaveLives and are safe and effective.pic.twitter.com/9FH72Y2Yr4
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And the recently born.
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I'd trust the government to administer these more than I trust corporations, who have a profit driven motive in everything they do. We allow fringe unscientific theories to exist for the simple reason that we're relying on something good from someone who CANNOT be trusted.
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We don't need aluminum based preservatives if vaccines weren't centrally manufactured in so few places, but that's a cost-benefit profit motivated decision that will never have people's health as the primary concern. We need to get profit out of healthcare, period.
#Medicare4All
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We must under stand our government doesn't give a crap about us and wants to control us. If they are so good for us why are the people making them not giving them to there children. Australian people are find no antigen in them, but they have a lot contaminants.
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Bet Lou Ferrigno doesn't think so.
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Patty, if I may be familiar, while some resistance to vaccination is based on lack of scientific understanding, there is a real problem of Trust. For-profit Big Pharma are untrustworthy, the schedule of immediately injecting newborns with a wide array of chemicals is dangerous.
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Vaccination works and is scientifically sound. Those whom are manufacturing,distributing,and recommending the necessary inoculation time-frame,also manufacture the drugs needed for when their medications cause side-effects.This incentivises profit motive to antagonize the client.
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