You’d be surprised at the number of people who want mandatory vaccination for every vaccine for every person on an ongoing basis ever 3-5 years.
My objection is simple. Any time you ‘control’ a disease by selecting this or that particular strain for elimination you simply select for all the rest of the strains preferentially. Resistant strains will outrun you every single time.
No, I wouldn’t be surprised. I have done selective immunizations with my little one. I declined the MMR until later date and the physician started telling me how I really needed to get it and how they’re seeing even people who have been vaccinated getting the disease. Really. Tried to talk me into doing it right then instead of later by telling me that even vaccinated people were getting sick. I sensed toward the end of her telling me this that she realized what she was saying, but it didn’t stop her.
She has a good explanation of how pertussis makes you sick and how to treat it with Vitamin C.
http://drsuzanne.net/dr-suzanne-humphries-oral-intravenous-vitamin-c/
Only if you have a set of bacteria, call it pathogen Pi, i= 1... n that are similar except that they differ with property i AND that the organism that is infected always are infected by one or more pathogens of type Pi. Then if you take away a specific pathogen with property k say, either by vaccination or a very specific antibiotic that kills all “k” then the k-resistant strains (= all others) will take their place, if they can survive the competition from other bacteria, and not only of type Pi.
But, this is not how it works, you are not always infected. So the objection is not valid. Hoverer it is valid if you have a test tube and are growing all types of Pi, then if you eliminate a certain Pk its place will be taken by the other Pi with i not equal to k.