Keep believing what you want. The long-term effects of the adjuvents in the vaccines (not the viruses themselves) are what is at issue. Since I do know way more than you - having seen first hand what an adverse reaction can do - and am intimately familiar with the vaccine court and the squashed research on the adverse effects, I’ll leave you to your high, mighty, and ultimately dangerous position. I’ll add only this - if you knew there was a genetic marker or two that determined the potential for an adverse reaction, but this research was never brought to publication because this might influence folks’ minds, what would your conclusion be?
With your superior knowledge of the subject you should probably be aware that the total number of antigens a child receives during their entire vaccine schedule in these modern times is lower than what was found in one single vaccine that I received as a child. You got any arguments based on facts, or is everything with you about feelings and tin foil?
having seen first hand what an adverse reaction can do - and am intimately familiar with the vaccine court and the squashed research on the adverse effects,
No one ever claimed that vaccines are without the risk of side effects. You keep wanting to create your own arguments. You really ought to polish those debate skills. As for the vaccine court and all the "squashed" research on adverse effects...well, that sound like one hell of a conspiracy involving hundreds (if not more) people. I will say that you have quality tin foil.
I’ll leave you to your high, mighty, and ultimately dangerous position.
Yeah, much more dangerous than Polio, Small Pox, Pertussis. Measles and Diphtheria. We were much healthier as a nation back when those afflictions tortured society. Dangerous? You Luddites are a trip.
if you knew there was a genetic marker or two that determined the potential for an adverse reaction, but this research was never brought to publication because this might influence folks’ minds, what would your conclusion be?
That you spend to much time listening to Coast to Coast.