Posted on 01/14/2013 7:09:47 PM PST by dynachrome
Asking listeners to put aside his political orientation for a moment, talk-radio host Michael Savage questioned the federal government’s recommendation that citizens get a flu shot.
“Did Harry Reid take a flu shot? Did Barack Obama take a flu shot? Did Barack Obama’s lovely family take a flu shot? Did Joe Biden take a flu shot?” Savage asked.
“Which of the mandarins took the flu shot?”
He explained that he was talking specifically about vaccines and was not advocating the avoidance of all pharmaceuticals.
Known for his many books on herbal medicines, Savage acknowledged he has benefited from “an awful lot of life-saving regular medicines.”
“The Flu vaccine?” he asked. “No, I wouldn’t take it.”
Savage noted “not everything your government tells you is true.”
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The US is conspiracy central.
Nothing is done “above board” here, ever.
They rely on shills like you to help them cool the marks.
Have you notices Obama LOVES to use the phrase “common sense”?
The flu is not killing people in any statistically significant numbers.
Walking city streets is statistically thousands of times more dangerous than getting the flu.
I don’t understand your point. What are you saying?
Not using toxic crap is common sense. I have no idea what your buddy takes.
I’m saying that it is unlikely that the flu is having even a minutely measurable effect on general mortality.
A statistical non-event.
What do you thing of vaccines in general?
I’m just telling you when hear the term “common sense” duck because bull crap is coming your way.
Vaccines are significant contributors to childhood illnesses.
Their effect on adults is probably less significant.
What’s the difference betwen D and D3?
Liberals do hate common sense, and I always am ready to duck when a liberal opens their mouth.
Again I don’t quite understand you. Did you mean vaccines CAUSE disease?
D3 is the only form that your body can use effectively.
All other forms are just bowel fillers.
YES!
Vaccines are well proven to cause disease.
Common Sense means stop thinking and apply the conventions of your particular group.
“We don’t do vaccines”
Polio?
You are an irresponsible nut case.
No, common sense is to observe the evidence, and act accordingly.
Very intellectual response.
“this is bald-faced tyranny. I am forced to have this shot or lose my job”
The first instance that I know of this sort of thing is when General Washington forced his men to take a smallpox vaccination during the Revolutionary War. He had seen what smallpox could do to an army.
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