I don't agree with anti-vaxx per se, but that's pretty daft. Practically everyone within certain age groups got vaccinated against something; the end-result of your argument is pretty much "No one is allowed to refuse vaccination, and so on through each coming generation".
BIOPHARMA BUYS?
Parker Gutierrez
Josiah Torres
>Executing people for putting their children at risk while they themselves are perfectly safe from the illness
It isn't the fact the child got sick. it was that it was preventable and the parents are themselves safe from it. However I was more talking about the more serious diseases that are vaccinated against. If a kid gets Polio the parents need to go.
Carson Baker
No, you actively killed them. No one caused them to catch a virus unless it was intentionally infecting them which is a form of biological warfare, legally though is considered assault.
No one else is responsible for you. Herd immunity is a nice thing, but it's a voluntary nice thing, under no point should someone else be forced to be vaccinated so that you maybe will be okay.
Kevin Garcia
They are free to do as they wish as stated. But if the result of that is a dead or crippled child then they are at fault and need to be dealt with. If you don't want to get your child vaccinated that is fine but if they have to live with the consequences so do the parents.
Luis Roberts
Polio is eradicated in all but the shittiest of shitholes. There hasn't been a case in the western hemisphere for over 30 years. Yet we still vaccinate.
Jace Nguyen
>There hasn't bee a case in 30 years and yet we still vaccinate
Do you see the logical flaw in your statement? Its like saying nobody has managed to successfully break into Fort Knox in 30 years and yet it still has guards.
Julian Cooper
why does this jew care so much about vaccines? who gives a shit? the world is overpopulated anyways
Justin Parker
Juan Adams
Yeah and the solution isn't killing children who are the ones that suffer from this. You can knock off adults all day long if that is your prerogative but children at least deserve a chance to thrive.
Logan Bell
>"I don't trust doctors with my children".
It's not the individual doctors. They're just reading the reports in the journals, or getting updates at conferences.
>It's major corporations that aren't trusted.
Big pharma lobbied to have boys vaccinated against cervical cancer. Boys have a zero percent chance of deriving any benefit from such a vaccination. It's biologically impossible. Therefore, even if the risk is minimal, the risk/return analysis is infinity, and it's a stupid decision, no matter how fancy the graphs are.
How can I trust organizations trying to double sales of gardacil by giving boys shots they don't need and cannot benefit from?
Another example is when they tried to vaccinate my children within days of birth for HepC, which is transmitted sexually or with dirty needles. It'll be a while before my kids are thinking about unprotected sex with hookers on Bourbon Street. We have time before we need that shot. Thanks.