Last year in my area an Amish boy died of tetanus after running into a thornbush on his farm.
The Amish do not believe in vaccines.
Not always easy to know what traditional Amish will go for. It needs to be old fashioned, but not TOO old fashioned. One of the early advocates of immunizations was the old Puritan, Cotton Mather. Pretty sure his era is at least contemporary with, if not predating, the more modern Amish technology.
So by your logic, if it happens in one rare occurrence, every human should get vaccinated? REALLY?
Why don’t you read about Gardasil. And how many young women have been killed by it. Their brains destroyed.
You just keep spouting off nonsense and second hand info and it is sad. You haven’t live it. I have. The debate is over. Go get every vaccine you can, flu, hep b, mar, tetanus, get em all....turn yourself into a petrie dish. You don’t want truth, you want to be right.
I don’t want to be right. I want truth.
We can now go our separate ways.
Amen.
Another interesting topic is the near total absence of autistm in the amish community.
The Amish do not believe in vaccines.
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Oddly, the Amish also have almost no Autism cases.
There have been 3 verified cases of autism in the Amish, and two of those children were vaccinated. No information is available for the third child, who was likely vaccinated himself.