I'd say it is dangerous. Vaccines are useful and helpful.
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Well one caveat: "vaccines" aren't monolithic. Some have been pulled from market for safety reasons. Some work better than others. Some have fewer adverse events. Every person's response is different. So...
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I mean, that's not what you're saying... but in terms of things we need as a species... good vaccines are tops on the list. :)
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Not sure what you are advocating then, since your premise is vaccination is dangerous for some people.
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You're saying that the fact that vaccines are dangerous for some people (probably a minority) means "nobody" should get vaccinated? That is so illogical (to me). No offense.
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"Every Vaccine Produces Harm" Andrew Mouldon, PhD and many others. Every aspects of vaccines, from its sketchy history to the regular pharma fraud fines its makers make. Lies about 'Herd Immunity' to misleading stats.. EVERYTHING about vaccines is bad bad bad.
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Is it true that the Mumps are back in America due to the people that are vaccinated against it?
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Every outbreak of mumps I have read about have been CONFIRMED as affecting only or mostly vaxxed ppl.. The virus can also be transmitted from the vaccine asymptomatically to others. It's a disease of crowds. Crowds-living is unhealthy. Specially with vaxxes, ironically.
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Thanks for this reply. My information on vaccines is limited and I have much to learn.
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All I know is I got the flu last year w/o vaccine and it sucked! Got vaccinated this year w/o side effects. We'll see...
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@ktibus not sure where you're at but in USA we get to choose to be vaccinated. . . or . . . to not be vaccinated. And in either case we can discuss the reasons for our decisions without expecting one single other person to change their mind. Its called discourse. A lost art. -
The reasons for not getting vaccinations are usually based on false information unfortunately, spread by people on the internet.
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Such as your statement not backed by anything other than you saying it. Not trying to get into argument with you. Here read thishttps://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/season/flu-season-2017-2018.htm …
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My kid's pediatrician said 8 of his 14 siblings died from diseases that were preventable by vaccines. Tell me that's not true and I'll call you an ignorant bigot because he was from Iran.
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I'm not anti-vaccine. Not sure which of us you're replying to. I'm for each choosing whether to take the chance. Did I vaccinate my kids? yep. But we spread them out bc there was an autism scare. We rolled the dice and vaccinated anyway. Did I get flu vac this yr? nope.
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Choosing has to be done based on actual evidence. People are choosing to not vaccinate, a very dangerous choice, based on false information on the internet. There is for example no need to spread out vaccinations.
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Again In Your Opinion no need to spread out vac. In my opinion, according to research we did, there IS a reason. It mitigates risk. Unlike you guys, I'm not trying to "convince" anyone. I think everyone has a logic center to process their experience+knowledge+opinion=action
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If you can explain how spreading out vaccinations mitigates risk please go ahead. I know a lot about immunology so please feel free to discuss at the cellular level.
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My kid's pediatrician said 8 of his 14 siblings died from diseases that were preventable by vaccines. Tell me that's not true and I'll call you an ignorant bigot because he was from Iran.
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