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<blockquote data-quote="Non liberal" data-source="post: 5064178" data-attributes="member: 94513"><p>well, human beings have been here on earth for a lot longer then vaccines. How on earth did we ever survive? You don’t give your immune system enough credit. And I’m sorry to say vaccines do not have a”no” kill rate. The flu vaccine alone killed 78 people last year. COVID-19 vaccine has killed 17000 people. What the hell are you talking about? And yes, measles used to be thought of as a right of passage, meaning everyone went through it in childhood and after you got over it, you had lifetime immunity, which you don’t get from the magical elixir. Yes, there is a small amount of danger to some of these diseases, but they are not as bad as the pharmaceutical industry has trained the doctors to make them out to be. I would rather take the chance with the disease then inject anything into my child that would possibly ruin them for life or kill them. That is my choice, and for the research I have done, it is the right one. And the link between autism and vaccines is simple; the parents that say their kids were normal untill they got the vaccine, and then forever changed a few days after, is more then enough evidence to me. Especially when the medical system won’t even give the vaccines a second look. It’s real easy, do a vaxxed vs unvaxxed study, and that will shut the whole antivaxxer movement down. But they won’t, because, in their words “that would be unethical”well I’ll volunteer my kids any day of the week and twice on Sunday!!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Non liberal, post: 5064178, member: 94513"] well, human beings have been here on earth for a lot longer then vaccines. How on earth did we ever survive? You don’t give your immune system enough credit. And I’m sorry to say vaccines do not have a”no” kill rate. The flu vaccine alone killed 78 people last year. COVID-19 vaccine has killed 17000 people. What the hell are you talking about? And yes, measles used to be thought of as a right of passage, meaning everyone went through it in childhood and after you got over it, you had lifetime immunity, which you don’t get from the magical elixir. Yes, there is a small amount of danger to some of these diseases, but they are not as bad as the pharmaceutical industry has trained the doctors to make them out to be. I would rather take the chance with the disease then inject anything into my child that would possibly ruin them for life or kill them. That is my choice, and for the research I have done, it is the right one. And the link between autism and vaccines is simple; the parents that say their kids were normal untill they got the vaccine, and then forever changed a few days after, is more then enough evidence to me. Especially when the medical system won’t even give the vaccines a second look. It’s real easy, do a vaxxed vs unvaxxed study, and that will shut the whole antivaxxer movement down. But they won’t, because, in their words “that would be unethical”well I’ll volunteer my kids any day of the week and twice on Sunday!! [/QUOTE]

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