Are you trying to convince me? OR yourself? You are afraid of much more than that what you listed.
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The recommended age to start the vaccine is 12 months.
Never said I was afraid. Just choosing not to get a shot. I did not call vaccines "Stupid" multiple times nor insult or name call any person who disagrees me.
lazyboy97o
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Infection is when mutation occurs. Others are not old enough or well enough to get vaccinated.
lazyboy97o
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Just because you didn’t say “I am afraid” does not mean you have not expressed fear. It’s the entire basis of your argument.
So can babies
Vaccinated children/people can still get chicken pox. So if I vaccinate my child, then they end up getting chicken pox and pass it on to a newborn, am I still a monster? Or would it be socially acceptable?
21stamps
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Did your parents take you for vaccinations as a child?
If so, aren’t you glad that they did?
lazyboy97o
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It’s socially acceptable because you took an easy and reasonable precaution that significantly reduced the risk. Do you not wash your hands because others could still get sick?
Would I not be afforded the same social acceptance if I choose to take on the heavy responsibilities of having an unvaccinated child which would mean taking extreme (not just "reasonable") precautions around unvaccinated children or especially newborns or elderly? If taking "reasonable precaution" would excuse my choices that led to a child getting ill, then extreme precautions surely would be excusable as well.
They did. I still got chicken pox and measles. So did my brother, and sister who also got shingles. Fast forward to more modern times. My sisters two boys were vaccinated, they both had chicken pox.
Let me clarify one thing. I am not against medicine. I am simply against what many studies have shown that the ingredients, frequency and amount of vaccinations a child gets in modern day by the age of two, are astronomical compared to twenty, thirty or more years ago. Coupled with side affects (spikes in auto immune diseases) that could possibly be linked to genetic markers due to vaccinations from previous generations. I am not saying that these studies are gospel and have it all figured it either. I just question it. I hav never told one person they should not vaccinate their child, nor will I. I also have never encouraged any person to be "Anti-vaxxer" either.
You can OD on just about anything, including water....
Starlight67
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I remember in elementary school (mid 70's) we had to bring these little blue cards to the doctor and get them signed to prove we were vaccinated. Without those you weren't allowed in school. I went to public schools. I'm not sure if they require that, but back in the day I remember it being a thing.
POLY LOVER
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I'll tell you what I'm against are employers. Who mandate the flu vaccination under penalty of termination. It's not right to force you to take a vaccine that does not work. Should be my choice.
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
Have you ever considered working for a different company? Maybe WDW isn’t the best place for you to be?
I did the Blazin' Wing Challenge at Buffalo Wild Wings one time. I finished the challenge and got the wings for free. You know what wasn't fair? Keeping a stall in the crapper room roped off for those willing to risk life and limb for those doing the Blazin' Wing Challenge. I will outline to you how that played out on my stomach.
10 minutes after: I felt a little bubble but thought no big deal.
25 minutes after: That little bubble that I had felt ended up evolving into a long dormant volcano that had been contained within me for millennia.
30 minutes after: I ran to their bodily relief facilities to experience an eruption that not even Mt St Helens could rival.
31 minutes after: The bodily relief chamber contained within the dining facility was at capacity with wimps who could not stand something as easy as no sauce.
32 minutes after: I realize that I will have zero luck within those chambers for an event that NatGeo would likely make a special on.
35 minutes after: The dash outside was a long one. I scanned quickly for any installation that may possess a bodily relief chamber that may allow a non-paying patron in to commence a seismic activity.
40 minutes after: Relief is spied! There is a Frozen Yogurt establishment of the finest order only one hundred yards away; RELIEF IS NIGH!!!!!!!!
43 minutes after: Arrive at FroYo joint. The feds were tailing me due to emitting gasses that they suspected Little Rocketman had sent. The FroYo joint is SLAM FREAKING PACKED. But it shall not deter me from reaching the expulsion quarters.
60 minutes after: I have emerged from the ceramic temple that was built for no one less than Zeus himself. In a wild turn of events, my wife and friends were in the wonderful establishment enjoying the best of Frozen Yogurts that money can buy. Here is the wild part, THE PLACE WAS EMPTY! We still have no clue why it went from so full to so empty over the course of about seventeen minutes but man, it was relaxing. Such a quiet time enjoying a great frozen treat with great friends.
FINAL THOUGHTS: I tried taking a TUM but it did not work. I blame big-pharma and them telling us that they work WHEN THEY DO NOT! The chambers within that yogurt establishment to this day are cordoned off because TUMS did not work. I wasted my money on TUMS thanks to the people that LIE telling us meds work when they do not! Then again, maybe I was doomed anyway after eating extremely spicy stuff.
You make me laugh.
And I got a small pox vaccination -- 'twas but a scratch...I had that last week ... But i got better
POLY LOVER
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Who works for Disney? You
POLY LOVER
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So you thinks it's reasonable to fire someone for not taking a flu shot that doesn't work?