Anti-vaxxers: I've learned to distrust the government, too, but...
Re: Anti-vaxxers: I've learned to distrust the government, too, but...
It's a sad story, as are many sad stories of the suffering that has come from vaccinations. I hope that someone posts some of these stories and images of the "irreversible" damage that's been done. I've seen parents who've expressed guilt and regret for having allowed so many vaccinations, after it was too late.
Ultimately, we could make our decisions by being informed of both sides of the coin. It's a huge responsibility, and many parents would rather have someone else make the decision, as many of us have done with vaccinations for ourselves, our children, and even our pets. Yes, pets also suffer the consequences of vaccines.
We are all involuntary "test subjects" or "targeted individuals" for many experiments that we aren't even aware of. Many times, even when we become aware, it's too horrifying to accept, so we resort to denial in order to avoid ridicule and criticism from friends and strangers alike.
If one sad story, like this, can reverse your decision about vaccinations, I hope it all works for your benefit, but my belief is that using emotions rather than logic is a set up for disastrous consequences. I see it all the time in choices about food, drugs, tech gadgets, relationships, and more.
Will more anti-vaxxer readers now be lining up for vaccinations, based on this story? Please share.
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Re: Anti-vaxxers: I've learned to distrust the government, too, but...
There is one way to have the best of both worlds; if you can find a homeopath who sells nosodes, you can use the nosode along with the vaccination. Supposedly--and I don't know the research on this--the nosode will protect the person from any ill effects; I do know that hundreds of people have died in disease outbreaks because of the widespread distrust of vaccinations.
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I...Ultimately, we could make our decisions by being informed of both sides of the coin. ...
