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...The CDC states that vaccines aren't effective for everyone.
In that case, Delta has a point.
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...The CDC states that vaccines aren't effective for everyone.
Also research how vaccines are made....The CDC states that vaccines aren't effective for everyone.
In that case, Delta has a point.
Also research how vaccines are made.
How vaccines are made Monkey kidneys spinal material animal pus and more - NaturalNews.com
You need to question how they come to the conclusion that its safe and effective.Also research how vaccines are made.
How vaccines are made Monkey kidneys spinal material animal pus and more - NaturalNews.com
As long as a well-established effectiveness rate justifies the vaccine in question, I don't give a rat's ass what it's made of...
You need to question how they come to the conclusion that its safe and effective.
Where is the evidence that proves, beyond the shadow of doubt, that vaccines are completely safe and do what they were intended to do?
There's plenty of evidence against vaccines.
If you look deep enough, you will find that many of the diseases were declining before vaccines started being used.You need to question how they come to the conclusion that its safe and effective.
Where is the evidence that proves, beyond the shadow of doubt, that vaccines are completely safe and do what they were intended to do?
There's plenty of evidence against vaccines.
Or maybe you need to question the legitimacy and motives of the sources of the so-called "evidence against" them?
Ring inoculations were instrumental in the eradication of small pox, as were polio vaccinations in the regional removal of the disease here in the United States. So the effectiveness of inoculation as a means of removal and eradication has been proven.
Moreover, whenever vaccines have been licensed, the rates of infection of the diseases they've targeted have virtually always fallen off, and usually drastically.
As for the purported effectiveness of the specific vaccines currently recommended for childhood immunization, what good would it do me to cite the CDC or the WHO, when you'll simply claim they're in the pockets of 'Big Pharma'? Just as I could shoot holes in the credibility of your preferred sources.
People trust who they're going to trust, or not. That's just human nature.
"Anyways, You people have choices. You need to find out the truth and not let someone tell you what to believe."
Unless you're a medical researcher, someone's always telling you what to believe about health and medicine. Same with other things, if not conducting independent research, whatever you come to belive will be the result of someone telling you about it. Never more true than what we're being spoonfed about ISIS.
I've never met an ISIS terrorist, spoken with one, or seen their handiwork. So all I know about them is what the news tells me. Fortunately I'm in Missouri, the Show-Me State so until I see it on my street I can't say I buy into the media hype.
But when it comes to medicine and health, I'd rather go on a bit of faith and trust a consensus than a minority position. I have been sick, I've had the flu, I've been grievously injured, so if medical experts tell me to roll up my sleeve I roll up my sleeve.