Vaccinations, yea, or nay?

[MysteryPerson70]

why or why not?

Yea

Nay

[Chadnelson1973]

Because they are toxic they contain lead Mercury and aluminum Wich are nerotoxins. Nerotoxins affect the brain thinking and development.
Lead , aluminum , Mercury , fermeldahyde animal DNA aborted fetal DNA.
Tap water usually has between 60 and 💯 parts per million

Shots such as the flu shot or immunization contain 100 parts per BILLION
So if I put aluminum , lead , Mercury and animal DNA aborted fetal DNA and other ingredients and told you to drink it would you?
Chances are you wouldn't drink it and you would point out that it's poison.
I read the incerts the ingredients the list of dangers and possible side affects and to me those risk are to high.
A doctor , a nurse , a pharmacist they are not experts on flu shots or immunization shots.
Everyday Big pharma especially the hospitals and drug manufacturer want us to get more flu shots more immunization shots , more drugs and pills. Take a look at the drug manufacturer that are in court for opioids. They want a all in one immunization shot kids as young as 2 ,4 and 6 months old are dying or end up with physical disabilities or mental disabilities. That's a risk I'm not willing to take. Weather you are for immunization or against it read the incerts do the research. Check out VRM website vaccine resistance movement and March against Monsanto.
How many of you know the story behind the Raggedy Ann and Andy?
About 1912 -1915 the father of a girl received a vaccine at school without his permission she died a week later the dolls and stories were a warning and the beginning of the vaccine resistance movement.

Why are there so many mal practice law suits , drug recalls lately? Big Pharma doesn't make all the records and dangers known and people die or get injured.
Look at opioids , baby powder , hernia mesh , artificial hip and knees. Wisperdal a antidepressant that caused men and boys to produce female breast.
Big Pharma is more interested in profits than safety.
In order to sue big pharma you have to enter a class action lawsuit. In 1985 Ronald Reagan signed a excutive order taking away your right to sue big pharma as a individual private citizen. Made it that class action lawsuits were the only way and in this way protecting big pharma and their profits. They loose less money in class action than they do if a bunch of private individual citizens sue.
How many lawyer ads do you see everyday on class action lawsuits?

[Rob171977]

It's funny that you mentioned 1912-1915 because that's around the same time the Federal Reserve started to come in to existence. Funny coincidence I think not!!!

[musicbrain5]

Where did you get that information from? It sounds like a lot of anti-vax propaganda to me.

[Rob171977]

@musicbrain5 Do a google research to when the Federal Reserve came in to business it'll give you the exact year which is around the same time the vaccination crap started and the process of dumbing down America as well

[Chadnelson1973]

Well as far as the Federal Reserve there's nothing federal about it it's not run by the government it's owned by the Rothchilds and run by them and other bankers under the direction of the Rothchilds

[Rob171977]

@Chadnelson1973 I know which is why I said that and if you look at the year they came into existence it was around the same time frame as all this vaccination started

[Chadnelson1973]

The CEOs CFOs presidents and vice presidents of drug manufacturer companies don't get vaccines for themselves or their families

[Rob171977]

@Chadnelson1973 The more people get doped up on these toxic vaccines the easier it is for the Rothschilds, Bilderbergs, Rockefellers, Oppenheimers and all others (partically banks) to get easier access to people's money. Hence the dumbing down of America

[Rob171977]

@Chadnelson1973 And to help further the dumbing down of America think about the flouride in the water and the effects that has on the brain

[musicbrain5]

@Rob171977 First of all, I asked WHERE this information came from - unless he just made it up, it had to come from somewhere. Who did this research originally? Where was it published? Provide a source at least. I did not ask WHEN.

And no, I’m not doing your research for you. You guys are the ones making these statements, and you should be able to back them up with sources. Otherwise, it’s just a baseless opinion.

[Rob171977]

@Chadnelson1973 Of ource they don't because they know how toxic and what kind of poisons are in those things and how badly the drugs are contaminated with neurtoxins that fuck up a person's brain and neuropattern/neurobrainwaves/neurofrequency

[Rob171977]

@musicbrain5 Guess what I'm not listing sources you got two hands and 10 fingers I presume you can do your own research instead of having people spoonfeed it to you it's what many of us had to do on our own to gain the knowledge we have.

[Rob171977]

@musicbrain5 And doing your own research is the only way you learn

[Chadnelson1973]

I agree do research unfortunately there's a lot of people who don't research and follow blindly

[Nachowedgie]

Finally 2 people on this site with brains. I'm following the both of you rn

[Boppy]

I'm not sure why you emphasized BILLION.
That made the amount seem even smaller.

[Boppy]

Yes because I see the smallpox eradication campaign as one of the greatest human accomplishments.

If you don't know about smallpox, it's a nightmare of a disease. Highly contagious, sudden and then painful on a scale of weeks, followed by death (usually mortality occurs when the person is starting to recover) or permanent scars.

It took multiple years to eliminate and outbreak tracking and targeted vaccines were the main combo for saving humanity from it.

It was pretty recent. It was still around when my parents were growing up.

[wittymilf]

We don’t know the long term impact of this on humanity, it doesn’t matter what we think, herd mentality will force this upon anyone who thinks the have the right of choice anyway.

[Deathraider]

Inoculation, or purposely infecting people with a disease as to make them immune (though the disease would be prepared in a way as to make it less likely to kill), existed since 10th century in China and shown to work. The first vaccine has been around since 1796.

We know the long term effects already.

[Nachowedgie]

No we dont

[wittymilf]

We know that diseases evolve now, we know that when humans meet new diseases they generally can’t from any kind of natural immunity. We don’t know weather or not humans could have evolved to a place where our immune systems had developed to evolve as fast as diseases. All I know is that I’m not immunised and I haven’t had the flu in 23 years. I’ve had 6 sick leave days in my working life I don’t know another person like me.

[Daniela1982]

Wow! Are you an alien or what? No one on earth has that record.

[erandal]

I am a huge fan of staying alive so yes. I have had them and my children have had them.

[Massageman]

The typical vaccinations- pox, DP, tetanus, polio, yes. Flu- no. The only time I got flu vaccine- about 15 years ago- I got the flu. It's always a crapshoot at best, and I haven't gotten the flu since.

[ZeGrandeLampshade]

Vaccines infect the body against a modified strain of the disease which creates ANTIBODIES which fight the disease and any future infections. This is SCIENTIFICALLY ACCURATE, and whilst you may feel like shit for a few days whilst your body fights the disease, you are now effectively immune to the disease because your body has natural antibodies which it has built against the weaker strain which can fight other strains of the infection before they develop. Tried and tested. I've been vaccinated myself, and I'm none the worse for it as far as I can tell. If anything it's saved me from getting tetanus/Hep B, so I'm pretty grateful honestly.

[Anonymous]

I had a psychiatry organization try to force vaccinations on me which they wanted to administer to me when I didn't know the nurse who would be doing it and they tried to force me to sign legal documents which they weren't clearly explaining what they were about. I walked out storming mad. This was last week. I know how dangerous those vaccinations are and why I would never inject that poisonous crap in to my own body and the mere fact that an organization a psychiatric organization tried forcing that on me is utterly sickening

[PeacefulRainDrop]

I am proud of you for taking a stand! Great job!

[JackSmy]

The 'Flu Shot' is a 'Best Guess' each year as to what strain might be most common. They screw the pooch on that as much as weather forecasters!
I got it this year, because the doctor said I needed that, just in case, because of some medical issues. The injected vaccine is not live virus, and you can't get the 'flu' or a 'cold' from it, and unless you are allergic to eggs, it really doesn't hurt you to have it. It might help, sometimes. . .

[TadCurious]

Vaccinations are one of the greatest scientific achievements in human history.

[musicbrain5]

Sometimes I wish it would show the downvotes.

[TadCurious]

@musicbrain5
I just wish the antivaxxer people would visit an older cemetery and see all the markers and headstones from a century ago, marking all the graves of babies and very young children who died from diseases that are prevented now because of vaccinations. We take so much for granted and we so soon forget just how commonplace that suffering was.

[musicbrain5]

If only we lived in an ideal world. Look at some of the propaganda/brainwashing being spewed in this question alone. These people are responsible for the current outbreaks of measles and pertussis.

[BellumEtPacem]

Yes. Vaccines are one of many measures of stopping and eliminating diseases such as Smallpox. I think they'll return though due to the incompetence of some who obtusely think that vaccines are a negative thing. People forget how truly devastating a disease can be. They'll learn how in the not too distant future I'm sure.

[Exorcist_Rampage]

No. I'm anti-vaccinations because it's a gimmick. Nobody needs a drug to remain healthy. People survived deep into their 80s and 90s even inside of the 1st 5 centuries and didn't get injected.

[JackSmy]

@Exorcist_Rampage Yeah, some did survive, but a lot died, suffering horribly!
Just because one person survives, doesn't mean much of anything except that they avoided infection, or that they are resistant.
Someone came up with this concept of vaccinations to maybe help more people live, by exposing them before, so they can build immunity.
It's OK to be a selfish kind, and mock vaccinations, but don't fck it up for ones that need it!! Millions died from smallpox until the vaccine, Millions died from Polio, or were disabled, before the vaccine.
The elderly, some children, and others that are immune compromised need these to live, and not get horribly sick!
Don't mock it, so simply!

[Unit1]

Generally yeah. UNLESS it's H1N1 or anything of that type. The outrage about it back in 2009 proved it's true purpose to spread fear by telling a big lie Hitler style. Clever folks behind those curtains. They were successful.

[Shamalien]

I support people getting them of their own free will, NOT being forced tho

[Gavyn]

I support forced vaccinations. Polio shouldn’t come back because “Becky” over there decided that vaccines will give her kids autism (which they won’t) and that preventing that is SOMEHOW worth the risk of Polio, Tetanus, Smallpox, Measles, etc.

That’s retarded. Get your f*cking vaccines, you moron (not you, anyone who’s a “Becky” out there).

[Shamalien]

Oh so you wanna force people to take needles against their will? I hope you like the barrel of a shotgun in your mouth

[Gavyn]

Hell yeah I do. It’s better than them being the cause of the return of Polio and Smallpox, you numbskull.

[Thatsamazing]

Stupid posts reducing really complicated science into idiotic questions: Yea or nay?

[Anonymous]

I'm a strong "anti-vaxxer"!!!
It's been GREAT not ever getting the flu for 22 years, since I've been smart enough NOT to get any flu shots for that length of time.

[bulletbob555]

I've had vacinations it's only helped me and hasn't hurt me

[jimmy2]

Allthough the news said this year the flu shot is off what it really is... and yet i still do get a shot becase it so it makes the flu not so bad

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Yes. Its healthy and protects the child from potential deadly illnesses.

[esotericstory]

Only for polio, tetanus, not like things like the flu that return every year anyway.

[Anonymous]

Depends on the vaccine, some are not worth the risk

[jeemm]

I like living so yay.

[Daniela1982]

People die of the Flu so why not?

[Nachowedgie]

Only people with compromised immune systems do

[Daniela1982]

@Nachowedgie Well there sure were a lot in 1918 when over 20 million died of Influenza/

[Nachowedgie]

And any educated person knows why

[Daniela1982]

@Nachowedgie Why don't you bite me!!
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[Nachowedgie]

Why would I bite you? That's just unhygienic p

[Daniela1982]

@Nachowedgie I'll give you the flu

[Nachowedgie]

And then all I'll get is a runny nose and maybe a cough for a day because my immune system is really good

[Marilynjuana]

I still have a brain cell or two so obviously yay.

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Yeah , i do support getting them