An Unvaccinated Child Has Died In Texas Measles Outbreak.

[Marener]

Your law never stated that a parent can skip the vaccines simply because they don't like them as you stated earlier. That's what I took issue with and I am correct.

Sure they can. The law permits vaccine exemption as a matter of conscience.

How are they going to deny someone?

 

[Marener]

How much do you get paid to post here?

Do you think measles is beneficial for people to get?

 

[buckeye]

How are they going to deny someone?

This is why you're not a very good poster and I'd guess you're kind of dumb. You absolutely suck at debate.

You post the law that CLEARLY defines the instances when a vaccine exemption will be issued and then you say stupid generalized shit (that defies the law) is legal.

No, it is not legal to get exemptions simply because you don't like vaccinations.

Try wrtiting that down on a request for exemption and see your denial immediately.

If you wonder why people don't respond to you, its likely that you're not very smart, say dumb things and then when people point it out, you talk in circles contradicting yourself.

 

[gipper]

Do you think measles is beneficial for people to get?

Dumb even for a big pharma cock sucker.

 

[Marener]

This is why you're not a very good poster and I'd guess you're kind of dumb. You absolutely suck at debate.

You post the law that CLEARLY defines the instances when a vaccine exemption will be issued and then you say stupid generalized shit (that defies the law) is legal.

No, it is not legal to get exemptions simply because you don't like vaccinations.

Try wrtiting that down on a request for exemption and see your denial immediately.

If you wonder why people don't respond to you, it’s likely that you're not very smart, say dumb things and then when people point it out, you talk in circles contradicting yourself.

My statement was very general because the law is very general.

It allows exemptions for reasons of conscience. That’s EXTRMELY broad.

What are the going to do, say you don’t have a conscious objection?

 

[Couchpotato]

Sure they can. The law permits vaccine exemption as a matter of conscience.

How are they going to deny someone?

Why shouldn’t they be allowed to?

 

[Couchpotato]

Do you think measles is beneficial for people to get?

no infection is beneficial. Is it beneficial to eat HOHOs? Should we ban them?

 

[Zincwarrior]

Yep. And the democrats flew unvaccinated illegals across the country for “resettlement”.

Which is all the more reason they should be vaccinated.

 

[Marener]

no infection is beneficial. Is it beneficial to eat HOHOs? Should we ban them?

RFK Jr’s organization thinks measles is beneficial.

These kids are lucky! They’re going to be so healthy now.

 

[Couchpotato]

RFK Jr’s organization thinks measles is beneficial.

These kids are lucky! They’re going to be so healthy now.

Link?

They might think getting immunity from contracting an infection is better than from a vaccine but that’s wildly different than saying measles is good.

 

[Marener]

Link?

They might think getting immunity from contracting an infection is better than from a vaccine but that’s wildly different than saying measles is good.

However, what mainstream medicine rarely acknowledges is that measles is not just a disease to be feared — it also has long-documented health benefits.

Emerging research shows that natural measles infection plays a critical role in immune system development and may help protect against chronic diseases, certain cancers and autoimmune disorders.

Latest Measles Outbreaks a Result of Failed Vaccines — Not Failure to Vaccinate

As measles outbreaks continue to surface, the mainstream media is pointing the blame at HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s "anti-vaccine rhetoric." But measles outbreaks have repeatedly occurred in communities exceeding 95% vaccine coverage, proving the vaccine itself does not provide durable...

childrenshealthdefense.org

 

[gipper]

Link?

They might think getting immunity from contracting an infection is better than from a vaccine but that’s wildly different than saying measles is good.

As you know, he posts stupid shit every day.

He’s a paid poster for big pharma.

 

[Couchpotato]

However, what mainstream medicine rarely acknowledges is that measles is not just a disease to be feared — it also has long-documented health benefits.

Emerging research shows that natural measles infection plays a critical role in immune system development and may help protect against chronic diseases, certain cancers and autoimmune disorders.

Latest Measles Outbreaks a Result of Failed Vaccines — Not Failure to Vaccinate

As measles outbreaks continue to surface, the mainstream media is pointing the blame at HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s "anti-vaccine rhetoric." But measles outbreaks have repeatedly occurred in communities exceeding 95% vaccine coverage, proving the vaccine itself does not provide durable...

childrenshealthdefense.org

So, they are saying exactly what I figured they were saying? That immunity from actually getting the measles is better than what you get from the vaccine? That it not only provides protection from Measles but primes the immune system against other diseases due to the way our immune system works? You can certainly believe that the added immune system benefits are outweighed by the risk of getting Measles and the dangers that carries with it but they don't, and in a free society they get to make that decision just like you get to make the decision to get a vaccine.


BTW please don't tell me that there are no added immune system benefits because you don't actually know whether there are or aren't.

 

[buckeye]

My statement was very general because the law is very general.

And your statement was dead wrong.

What are the going to do, say you don’t have a conscious objection?

This is why you're not a good poster and seem kind of desperate for anyone to talk to.

You know NOTHING about how the law is actually implemented and like all good democrats you think what you know are facts. They're not and as I said before, they're wrong.

Learn something, for a change, CO means conscientious objection:

In relation to the second question, drawing on moral considerations and an analysis of policy surrounding CO to military service, we have argued that conscientious objectors have two obligations when their objection prevents them from discharging a duty to contribute to the public good. These are an obligation to demonstrate the sincerity of their objection, and an obligation to make a commensurate contribution to society. Imposing a requirement to discharge some other duty will in many cases function as a demonstration of sincerity, thus meeting both obligations and enabling policy to side‐step difficulties relating to the verification of sincerity.

We have argued that in the case of vaccination, though a commensurate contribution to one's society is not available, objectors could discharge this duty by making a financial contribution to the state (either via a penalty or lack of access to a benefit) that reflects the degree of risk imposed on the community by their objection. As degree of risk includes the severity of potential harms, and their probability, calculation of the risk involved in not vaccinating will make reference to the existing levels of vaccine coverage in the relevant community. On such a system, the financial contribution required of non‐vaccinators will increase as overall vaccine coverage lowers. When the risk of contagion is very significant and the disease is sufficiently severe, this system would have to imply a financial compensation which is too burdensome for almost anyone to be met.

Conscientious Objection to Vaccination - PMC

Scroll heap for you. You can lead a horse to water...........

 

[gipper]

I got measles as a child and so did my four siblings. We all recovered without a hitch.

Is this not true for nearly all American children before the vaccine was instituted?

 

[Couchpotato]

I got measles as a child and so did my four siblings. We all recovered without a hitch.

Is this not true for nearly all American children before the vaccine was instituted?

Yes. Also no one actually dies from getting the measles I dont believe. (I could be wrong) The measles like all respiratory infections can cause pneumonia and encephalitis which is what people actually die of.

 

[Marener]

And your statement was dead wrong.


This is why you're not a good poster and seem kind of desperate for anyone to talk to.

You know NOTHING about how the law is actually implemented and like all good democrats you think what you know are facts. They're not and as I said before, they're wrong.

Learn something, for a change, CO means conscientious objection:

In relation to the second question, drawing on moral considerations and an analysis of policy surrounding CO to military service, we have argued that conscientious objectors have two obligations when their objection prevents them from discharging a duty to contribute to the public good. These are an obligation to demonstrate the sincerity of their objection, and an obligation to make a commensurate contribution to society. Imposing a requirement to discharge some other duty will in many cases function as a demonstration of sincerity, thus meeting both obligations and enabling policy to side‐step difficulties relating to the verification of sincerity.

We have argued that in the case of vaccination, though a commensurate contribution to one's society is not available, objectors could discharge this duty by making a financial contribution to the state (either via a penalty or lack of access to a benefit) that reflects the degree of risk imposed on the community by their objection. As degree of risk includes the severity of potential harms, and their probability, calculation of the risk involved in not vaccinating will make reference to the existing levels of vaccine coverage in the relevant community. On such a system, the financial contribution required of non‐vaccinators will increase as overall vaccine coverage lowers. When the risk of contagion is very significant and the disease is sufficiently severe, this system would have to imply a financial compensation which is too burdensome for almost anyone to be met.

Conscientious Objection to Vaccination - PMC

Scroll heap for you. You can lead a horse to water...........

This paper is a position from the authors, not the position of the state of Texas. As they note:

Current practices surrounding CO to vaccination do not generally require objectors to state reasons for their objection. In Australia, for example, all conscientious objectors have had to do, in the past, was to sign a form stating that they have a conscientious objection and to have this form signed by a practitioner to certify that a healthcare professional had discussed the benefits of vaccination with them.25 In the US, most states that allow a parent to conscientiously object to their children being vaccinated merely require that parent to sign a form or a notarised statement.26

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

If I don't get the jabs, I'll avoid the turbo cancer they produce.

I'll also be able to exercise without dropping dead.

Don't take jabs from democrats who want to depopulate earth.

This is the nature of the trumpanzee, you're bat shit crazy yet no other trumpanzees will even comment on that, you're irrational, obsessed with manufactured conspiracy fantasies and there are millions like you, goodbye United States, the country's doomed.

 

[TheGreatSatan]

This is the nature of the trumpanzee, you're bat shit crazy yet no other trumpanzees will even comment on that, you're irrational, obsessed with manufactured conspiracy fantasies and there are millions like you, goodbye United States, the country's doomed.

Tell me what you disagree with? Pick 1 thing.

America, if WEF/Democrat shillbots and NPCs aren't shouting down your post with responses like this, you're not trying hard enough

Me

 

[Sherlock Holmes]

Tell me what you disagree with? Pick 1 thing.

Your reference to a fake disease named "turbo cancer" for starters.

America, if WEF/Democrat shillbots and NPCs aren't shouting down your post with responses like this, you're not trying hard enough

Me