After some research we decided that we would let them do the polio nasal spray and HIB. They combined them into one shot and injected polio without consent.
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1 month ago4 points(+0/-0/+4Score on mirror)1 child
This guy's a shill or a complete retard. Polio is only spread by the fucking polio vax. Whatever research he did was dogshit. He still argues vaccines eradicated diseases. Sorry to say, he's allowing his kids to be poisoned by kikes. He's learned nothing from this site, so it's really hard to give a shit about whatever he's crying about.
29 days ago-1 points(+0/-0/-1Score on mirror)1 child
Polio spreads through water. Everyone used to get it as a kid, like chicken pox, and it was basically harmless.
It became dangerous when water fluridation started. Most kids would still get it but the hyper-coddled ones, who never swum in ponds or drank from the rainbarrel, never got it until they were grown and when it was much more dangerous.
When that started happening, people freaked out and, of course, stopped their kids from drinking outside and took them to hyperchlorinated pools to swim which only made the problem worse and, oh look, here's a magic tonic that stops you from getting polio (or at least it's not as bad, or whatever). Since there was never a study to ascertain the general downsides of vaccination (just it's effectiveness) everyone said "why not?" and then it became mandatory to protect the people who it would kill if they took it.
To be fair, the information we have sure does look like the polio shots prevent polio (for a period of time, at least) but even if they do, that doesn't matter if the risk of everything else if far greater than any potential benefit.
It became dangerous when water fluridation started. Most kids would still get it but the hyper-coddled ones, who never swum in ponds or drank from the rainbarrel, never got it until they were grown and when it was much more dangerous.
When that started happening, people freaked out and, of course, stopped their kids from drinking outside and took them to hyperchlorinated pools to swim which only made the problem worse and, oh look, here's a magic tonic that stops you from getting polio (or at least it's not as bad, or whatever). Since there was never a study to ascertain the general downsides of vaccination (just it's effectiveness) everyone said "why not?" and then it became mandatory to protect the people who it would kill if they took it.
To be fair, the information we have sure does look like the polio shots prevent polio (for a period of time, at least) but even if they do, that doesn't matter if the risk of everything else if far greater than any potential benefit.