Sorry, no mainstream media for this household. Your an ass. If you can't admit that some of those jabs are at a minimum unnecessary, then, aw fuck it I don't care. Go get you some vaccines, have fun, there completely safe. I heard they give out free lap dances with each one you get.
"No doubt about there being known problems with some (mostly older) vaccines"... That was literally my opening statement homie.
I only replied to you in the first place bc you come (**supposedly brand new to the farm @ 14 comments) out of nowhere and jump into the middle of an ongoing conversation that started between op and myself on a completely different thread of his. There, I was stressing the fact that science matters. The fact that science has gotten us way further than "organic" has ever thought of. I posted a Penn and Teller "Bullshit" clip about vaccination, that's what he was replying to.
You train wrecked an ongoing conversation, in direct opposition to something I originally said, mostly with conspiracy theories; so I rebutted. It wasn't to be argumentative, I was simply defending my position in an ongoing convo/debate with facts...
So who looks like an ass now? (btw, I didn't resort to name calling)
**So why 2 accounts? I see your other account "C[zero]pperh3ad", just curious
If you are brand new (which I doubt), then Welcome to the Farm! There's a lot of very cool, very knowledgeable people here, if you came here to be sociable; to share, to learn from, and teach others; then you've come to the right place. If you've come to train-wreck ongoing debates, then sorry, you're not going to get a free pass.
I'm pretty cool 98% of the time, that doesn't mean I won't call out what I perceive to be bullshit when I see it.
Vaccines go through:
- years of development
- safety testing in multiple phases
- independent reviews
- monitoring even after approval
- They are studied more thoroughly than nearly any other medical product.
2. Side effects exist — but they are usually mild and short-lived
Common temporary effects:
- sore arm
- fatigue
- fever
- headache
These show the immune system is learning.
Serious side effects are
extremely rare, far less common than complications from the diseases themselves.
3. The diseases are vastly more dangerous
Before vaccines:
- Smallpox killed 300–500 million people
- Polio paralyzed and killed children regularly
- Measles killed 2.6 million people per year
- Whooping cough, diphtheria, tetanus killed infants and pregnant women
- Influenza pandemics killed millions
- Vaccines turned these from everyday killers into rare or eliminated threats
I'm not saying vaccines are without inherent risks. I'm not saying some may not be necessary. No doubt about autism and other nasty's being on the rise; but I've already said: "correlation doesn't equal causation". And I'm saying the benefits far outweigh any (very) slight risks; know or unknown.
Again, welcome to the farm (
watch out for wasps
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