I will go with proven results after hundreds of millions of vaccinations. You go with your unfounded conspiracy theories.yes they are.
I will go with proven results after hundreds of millions of vaccinations. You go with your unfounded conspiracy theories.yes they are.
I will go with proven results after hundreds of millions of vaccinations. You go with your unfounded conspiracy theories.
There have been several.there really is no conspiracy theory , about vaccines
Yep. And as a result, no one was put at risk.in 2009 , Novartis , had to withdraw their meningitis vaccine , after they found it was contaminated , with a bacterium that actually causes meningitis .
Cant you simply accept that you made a mistake? Why is this so difficult for you?hmm but DHMO is also
Hydrogen Hydroxide, Hydronium Hydroxide, or simply Hydric acid
There have been several.
The most famous one was "vaccines cause autism." Then there was the "airlines are vaccinating you through the air conditioning system." The "vaccine overload" conspiracy, echoed by Trump. The theories that vaccines cause sudden infant death syndrome, epileptic seizures, allergies, multiple sclerosis, autoimmune diseases, BSE and Hep C.
LiveScience has an interesting article about how conspiracy theorists are very likely to claim that vaccines are unsafe:
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Conspiracy Theorists Don't Trust Vaccines Either
By Mindy Weisberger, Senior Writer | February 1, 2018 02:41pm ET
If someone vehemently argues that President John F. Kennedy's assassination was "an inside job," that Princess Diana was murdered or that the U.S. government knew about the attack on New York City's World Trade Center on Sept. 11, 2001, and declined to stop it, they might also skip vaccinations, according to a new study.
Researchers recently discovered a connection between beliefs in some conspiracy theories and mistrust of vaccines, and it appears across borders.
Their findings, described in a new study, are based on survey responses from thousands of people representing dozens of nations. The scientists were searching for clues to the psychology of anti-vaccination sentiments— despite scant evidence that vaccines are harmful — and they found that people who were the most distrustful of vaccines were also the ones with the strongest beliefs in certain conspiracy theories — regardless of their level of education.
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Yep. And as a result, no one was put at risk.
Precautionary recalls are common in every industry, from the food industry to the drug industry to the automotive industry. They are an indication that the system works.
No actually the system , what ever that means , doesn't work .
It means that the protocols that are in place are not good enough . period
No. If they didn't recall the vaccine, and hundreds were killed, then they system would be broken.No actually the system , what ever that means , doesn't work . It means that the protocols that are in place are not good enough . period
So again, you forego an education, you don't understand the system and complain about some protocols you believe aren't good enough, but haven't got a clue what they are or how they work. This, for something that is actually working pretty good.
Yes, it is. And we have a simple choice.Pretty good is not good enough . it is our health and our children's health
Yes, it is. And we have a simple choice.
Vaccinate and save millions of lives.
Don't vaccinate and have millions of children - including potentially your own - die horrible deaths from preventable diseases. You can encourage these deaths by spreading vaccine conspiracy theories; those conspiracy theories have already claimed dozens of lives.
Take your pick.
You do understand you are calling for a total ban on WATER, right?
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Yes, it is. And we have a simple choice.
Vaccinate and save millions of lives.
Don't vaccinate and have millions of children - including potentially your own - die horrible deaths from preventable diseases. You can encourage these deaths by spreading vaccine conspiracy theories; those conspiracy theories have already claimed dozens of lives.
Take your pick.
yet at the same time , millions could die from the vaccination its self . for a variety of reasons .
the protocols for vaccine production need to be vastly improved
anyway back to vaccines
yet at the same time , millions could die from the vaccination its self . for a variety of reasons .
the protocols for vaccine production need to be vastly improved
If "millions could die from the vaccination itself"... then why haven't they died yet? How many BILLION people have been vaccinated? How many hundreds of millions, possibly billions, of lives have they saved... vs the couple hundred that they may have taken through a failure in quality control? If that failure is enough to get them banned, then damn, you better ban every aircraft, automobile, restaurant, farm, water treatment plant, power plant, fireworks plant, etc... ban EVERYTHING because, if it has a mistake in it, it could be lethal!
So... it's worth it to let tens of billions die so that a few hundred don't...? That is some very weird logic there river...If you were some of the Hundreds that died from protocols that were lacking , you would think differently
and all of those examples you gave have improved their protocols , except , vaccine production .
So... it's worth it to let tens of billions die so that a few hundred don't...? That is some very weird logic there river...
Kindly cite evidence that vaccine production has not improved their protocols, as you just claimed.
It's central to this thread.you are late to the thread , yes I know