The latest word on the subject:Against the vaccine?
Chemical warfare might be the answer to your question. Or you can try reading up on Project MKUltra and the Tuskeegee Experiment. I also suggest you take note of your own OP referrence to "anything called a vaccine". If that's too daunting for a starter you might like to begin with studying "placebos" and work your way up from there.For all those who are so determined to cast doubt and fear about anything called (oh, the horror!) a "vaccine," I have a question. This is a serious question, not just there for argument's sake.
Has there ever been any history of any official, government-sanctioned vaccine against a terrible disease, where the vaccine caused deaths in numbers sufficient to be a serious factor? I put it that way because there are always unanticipated allergic reactions to any medical treatment, some of them with tragic consequences. But did the Salk and Sabin vaccines against polio really cause death or horrible medical consequences? I remember those vaccines being hailed as a blessing. During the polio epidemic in the late 40's parents were living in terror that their children would get it. I remember one girl in my class dying of it, an otherwise healthy kid who died within days.
Looking at the statistics and the probability, why this fear of medical advances that have saved so many lives? And in the case of polio, saved millions from the crippling effects of that horrendous disease? All so we can continue bashing big pharma?
I have no dog in this race; I own no pharmaceutical stock. But if my tax dollars are going anyplace, I'd rather see them going into lifesaving medical research than a lot of the meaningless junk that we happily shell out big bucks for.
It's up to you.Inept, it's probably a waste of time to try to use logic with you .....
Once you understand how natural immunity against airborne viruses is created you will never want an injection again.
Did you know that immunity against airborne viruses is created in your gut? Peyers patches. pic.twitter.com/hlaXJttDBN
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Muster up some logic and we'll see.Inept, it's probably a waste of time to try to use logic with you
Your insinuation is an illogical one. Try to use logic instead.Bringing up a couple of criminal abuses of medications, as you do, as a reason to be against all of them is like refusing to ever get any medical help because some doctors are bad doctors. Which may be what you do.
That looks like the scar from the scrape from the first go around of the Small Pox inoculations. I have one too and remember getting it.Isn't that the one we got in the upper left arm towards the shoulder? Yep! I just now looked in the mirror. I can still faintly see the scar! Here's one from Google:
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I don't remember.That looks like the scar from the scrape from the first go around of the Small Pox inoculations.
I must have been about 10 years old.I have one too and remember getting it. It was burning & painful for a couple of weeks. Doc said, "do not touch that thing" Can you remember him saying it to you?
Here too. I had a whole barrage of injections when I went into the Army and quite a few more while travelling around the world but I have no scar from any of them. That one in my should is the only scar I have from inoculations or whatever they are called.No other stab has ever caused a large scar on my arss or shoulder. Most likely a lil red around the site due to immune system fighting to understand the stuff in there.
Well, I hate to disagree with you, but I have to!Smallpox and polio vaccines were some of the best vaccines ever. So many people died or were disabled including a friend of mine because his dad didn’t believe in the polio vaccine.
If you look at family trees from the 1800’s through early 1900’s you find many families where half their babies died before one year of age. Not having vaccines contributed as did antibiotics not being invented yet.
Penicillin saved my dad’s life because he had double pneumonia in his 20’s. My mom said it had recently come on the market so I’m guessing around the late 1940’s. I haven’t looked up the exact date.
Personally I pick and choose what to take. I never get the flu shot and I only got the first 3 covid shots. If Covid mutated back into a virus that was killing people in large numbers again I would probably get it again. It’s all risk versus benefit. Trying to convince an anti vaxer that some vaccines are wonderful is impossible so it would be better to bang your head against the wall instead.
Also, I am not anti vax. I am anti lies. If a vax works, good. But recent US senate hearings recently released is that NONE of the c-19 vaxes were ever tested for safety. So what you took was an experiment. If you dont believe me, look it up. There was no safety testing. Emergency use precludes the testing phase. You took part in a trial. It is not officially called a vaccine under US law. Nor is it here in EU. It was an experiment plain and simple.Smallpox and polio vaccines were some of the best vaccines ever. So many people died or were disabled including a friend of mine because his dad didn’t believe in the polio vaccine.
If you look at family trees from the 1800’s through early 1900’s you find many families where half their babies died before one year of age. Not having vaccines contributed as did antibiotics not being invented yet.
Penicillin saved my dad’s life because he had double pneumonia in his 20’s. My mom said it had recently come on the market so I’m guessing around the late 1940’s. I haven’t looked up the exact date.
Personally I pick and choose what to take. I never get the flu shot and I only got the first 3 covid shots. If Covid mutated back into a virus that was killing people in large numbers again I would probably get it again. It’s all risk versus benefit. Trying to convince an anti vaxer that some vaccines are wonderful is impossible so it would be better to bang your head against the wall instead.
The risk is minimal. More people were hospitalized with covid over the past year than with the flu, so it's still risky to get covid if you're not vaccinated. Granted, there have been some severe reactions to the vaccine, but it comes down to only a few per million, so the risks are pretty low.Smallpox and polio vaccines were some of the best vaccines ever. So many people died or were disabled including a friend of mine because his dad didn’t believe in the polio vaccine.
If you look at family trees from the 1800’s through early 1900’s you find many families where half their babies died before one year of age. Not having vaccines contributed as did antibiotics not being invented yet.
Penicillin saved my dad’s life because he had double pneumonia in his 20’s. My mom said it had recently come on the market so I’m guessing around the late 1940’s. I haven’t looked up the exact date.
Personally I pick and choose what to take. I never get the flu shot and I only got the first 3 covid shots. If Covid mutated back into a virus that was killing people in large numbers again I would probably get it again. It’s all risk versus benefit. Trying to convince an anti vaxer that some vaccines are wonderful is impossible so it would be better to bang your head against the wall instead.
Bless you, @HermitHoganThe risk is minimal. More people were hospitalized with covid over the past year than with the flu, so it's still risky to get covid if you're not vaccinated. Granted, there have been some severe reactions to the vaccine, but it comes down to only a few per million, so the risks are pretty low.
Anaphylaxis: A severe allergic reaction occurring at a rate of approximately 2.5 cases per million doses administered.
Myocarditis and Pericarditis: Inflammation of the heart muscle or the surrounding lining, primarily observed in males aged 16 to 29, with an incidence of about 10 cases per 100,000 vaccine recipients. This condition can be effectively treated with no long term side effects.