[ConservativeMind]

The write up has a discussion with a lady who says “… it's extremely important that this doesn't lead to vaccine hesitancy among the populations affected.”

So she is fine with giving vaccines to people who are most likely to die from them, for the greater good.

What’s wrong with personal choice?

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[humblegunner]

Researchers discover serious gene defect in Inuit populations

Guess we need to whack 'em all then.

Are we gonna have an auction for their stuff or what?

[rdl6989]

Bump

[BradyLS]

What will the Brandon Administration do to those...to help those poor people? Do they have a solution in mind? I know his solution for most of We the People was to badger them into taking “vaccines.”

[Sarcazmo]

Naw, it’s cool. It was tested and determined to be safe and effective.

If the Government said it, then it’s so. That means they know for a fact it’s safe for Inuits.

If you question that, you’re a conspiracy theorist.

[Sarcazmo]

These people.... are insane.

[alexander_busek]

A newly discovered gene defect among people of Inuit ancestry in Greenland, Canada and Alaska will possibly lead to [...]

A little qualification and quantification would have been nice!

"...among SOME people of Inuit ancestry..."

or

"...among ONE in TEN THOUSAND people of Inuit ancestry..."

Regards,

[metmom]

The write up has a discussion with a lady who says “… it's extremely important that this doesn't lead to vaccine hesitancy among the populations affected.”

Some people just waste oxygen.

[exnavy]

The problem isn’t within the people, the problem is within the product.

[Trillian]

They obviously don’t want people to live.

[mewzilla]

Worst part: No detailed medical histories are taken from people before vaxxing.

CoupFlu vaccinators have to pre-register with and be approved by Fedzilla.

Most primary care providers never registered.

So people who don’t know the person they’re shooting up from Adam’s housecat are doing the sticking.

Reason for that?

I’m thinking to get around VAERS.

Because PCPs would be more likely to report if they’d administered the damn things. And might be more likely not to recommend in the first place if they actually are the ones who risk inflicting the harm.

[mewzilla]

And defect, my a$$.

[SheepWhisperer]

In reporting this to DHS as disinformation, because everyone knows that nobody is dying from the fabulous miracle manna from heaven shots. Follow the science!

[mewzilla]

Meanwhile...

Moderna seeks approval for its COVID shots for kids under 6

[redinIllinois]

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[heartwood]

If you screen the children, you can vaccinate the ones who don’t have the genetic problem.

Knowing this should reduce vaccine hesitancy. If your cousin’s child died after vaccination, you have a valid reason to hesitate. With the test, you have a much easier decision.

I remember my mother recounting having whooping cough as a 7 year old, coughing for weeks to the point of vomiting, difficulty breathing, weight loss, weak for months. I don’t remember mumps as a baby, but my father got it at the same time and he was in agony.

I don’t accept every new vaccine produced and pushed, but I’m all for the old tested ones for the diseases that used to cause major suffering, debility and death. Polio, DPT, MMR, thank God for them and their discoverers. And rabies vaccine.

[impimp]

Death is a small price to pay for the peace of mind that comes with vaccination.