The guy says he is a democrat. And, frankly I thought the anti-vaxers were bats too until watching this. Lots to crawl through.. but the presentation is credible.
Is this the Kennedy from Louisiana with the heavy drawl? Too damned many of them, one way or another.
Not him. If vaccines cause peanut allergies and autism, it’s way too late for me, and I have neither. But it’s still good that there’s a Democrat named Kennedy who doesn’t repeat the party-approved bromides regarding Fauci and big pharma.
Like anything else this topic requires some basic cost-benefit analysis.
My eyes were opened on this topic by Rick Perry and Gardasil. The inescapable conclusion was that most of the required immunizations are on the list due to crony capitalism and not medical necessity.
It’s hard to argue that smallpox and polio vaccines weren’t a boon to mankind. When I was a kid there were six required. Today in some states the list is approaching 50.
And we need to consider the potential risks of overstimulating the immune system and creating autoimmune diseases.
I am a proud idiotic, bats in the belfry, anti-vaxxer from way back. Before my kids were born, I asked myself why anyone would take a perfectly healthy little baby and start injecting him with diseases? It started me on a search (not easy back then....it actually meant mailing away for material, SNAIL mail lol), but I did it.
I read an awful lot, plus there were a number of cases in the area that were obvious vaccine damage. I asked my doctor for his opinion and he was honest enough to tell me it’s a 50/50 crap shoot.
I weighed it all out and decided I would rather have a very healthy child who may NEVER come in contact with any disease, and if they did, be able to fight it. I knew that once that vaccine was given, if it was going to do damage, there was absolutely nothing anyone could do to stop it.
Article on autism. If anyone thinks the explosion of autism is not connected to vaccines, it’s willful blindness.