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To: eXe
All I am saying is I am highly suspicious of the hype machine behind Vaccines. The need for this boat load of shots is highly questionable.. but once again who makes the money? Big Pharma.

How much money? And again, how on earth is it more than actually treating the disease, a tremendously expensive endeavor?

The amount of shots they want to give children these days boggles the mind. I got perhaps one shot a year when I was a kid.. now I am hearing from friends that its 10 a year if you are lucky. Mortality rate or not, that is someone pushing fear to make money.

The only problem with your point is it is argued out of sheer ignorance. When you received your "shot a year", those vaccines contained more antigens than all the shots a child gets now. Now why should these more jabs be dangerous when the total antigens are less?

153 posted on 11/05/2011 3:12:26 AM PDT by TomB ("The terrorist wraps himself in the world's grievances to cloak his true motives." - S. Rushdie)
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To: TomB

People like you always have to be right, Its just not worth the energy or time to argue with you.

Unlike you, I use my own mind to decide what I need. I love it when a know it all calls me ignorant, it only proves my point even more. God forbid I don’t march lockstep with the govt and medical “professionals”. lol

Funny how most of the recent pertussis outbreaks have occurred in communities that were largely vaccinated.

You make your choices for your family and your children. I will make mine. Step over the line and start telling me where I can and cant go dependent on some arbitrary vaccine schedule, and we will have a problem.


176 posted on 11/05/2011 1:01:39 PM PDT by eXe (Si vis pacem, para bellum)
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