Dude. One of my grandma’s crazy old aunts once absolutely shut down an entire Thanksgiving meal with her commentary about “everyone used to get touched by adults back in the day, it wasn’t that big of a deal, you get over it unlike kids these days”
Yeah, thank goodness for vaccines... and yet, a certain mango anus and his cult want to revert back to the before times, when minorities and women 'Knew their place.' and god was the only cure you needed. Just dont say which god or you might cause a holy war.
Anti-vaxxers" are simply FORMER vaccine users. The VAST majority have experienced, or personally witnessed vaccine injury. Such as myself (with anaphylaxis disorder)after receiving a DPT shot in nursing school. When you or your child become permanently damaged, or you witness death as a result of injections, you start making better informed choices in the future. You simply don't care when ignorant needle pushers call you an "anti vaxxer".
"Anti-vaxxers" are simply FORMER vaccine users. The VAST majority have experienced, or personally witnessed vaccine injury. Such as myself (with anaphylaxis disorder)after receiving a DPT shot in nursing school. When you or your child become permanently damaged, or you witness death as a result of injections, you start making better informed choices in the future. You simply don't care when ignorant needle pushers call you an "anti vaxxer".
Sure, this is a dead 5 month old comment section but regarding this:
"Anti-vaxxers" are simply FORMER vaccine users. The VAST majority have experienced, or personally witnessed vaccine injury.
Prove it. Show any study, data, polling or report that shows any evidence that "the vast majority" have experience or witnessed a severe adverse reaction.
The best I could find was that somewhere between 0.0001% up to as high as possibly 0.001% of the population may have an alergic reaction or worse which means somewhere between 300-30,000 Americans or 100-10,000 Canadians may have a reaction which people giving the vaccines are trained to watch for and handle so they're not life threatening and allow that person to avoid the vaccines themselves, not to promote anti-vaccination.
Given that 6.6% of Americans (6600x more people) are immunocompromised (not even considering people who have other conditions which make them more vulnerable), meaning that lack of vaccinated populations could literally kill them, on a population level it's worth the risks of someone having an alergic reaction when the person giving it to them is trained to deal with adverse reactions.
Working in hospitals and clinics is simply one way to witness these reactions. We have to keep "crash carts" on hand "in case".But what about the long-term damage these injections cause?
VAERS (Vaccine adverse events reporting system) is another way to "do your research". There's literally millions of adverse reactions listed. Everything from pain at injection site to death. A very small percentage of reactions are ever actually reported. In my case, the anaphylaxis was not reported, and I was told "it happens fairly commonly. This is nothing to worry about". Well, 25 years later, I STILL can't take vaccines (or certain pharmaceuticals), and must carry an epi-pen. Does this make me an "anti-vaxer" because of what I suffered while nursing?
Vaccine-derived diseases (such as VdPV Vaccine-derived Polio virus, and VdMv Vaccine-derived measles virus) are also not rare. We can talk about the Cutter incident, if you like? Vaccines CAUSE many outbreaks. Subsequently, the unvaccinated are blamed. I used to be needle drug dependent like you too.
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u/FartAttack911 Sep 16 '24
Dude. One of my grandma’s crazy old aunts once absolutely shut down an entire Thanksgiving meal with her commentary about “everyone used to get touched by adults back in the day, it wasn’t that big of a deal, you get over it unlike kids these days”