My daughter was once a 1 or 2 year-old who hadn’t
had her shots, but what others did or didn’t do for their health wasn’t my
business. I made sure she was as
protected as much as possible. I didn’t
even fear people who received vaccinations that made them shed the disease for
which they thought they were receiving protection. I knew my daughter was much better off not
having poisons injected into her system.
I knew she was in the process of establishing a vigilant immune system
that could handle her experiences.
As for “herd immunity,” I think only people who
vaccinate think of it as a percentage of a group being vaccinated protects the
overall group in question. I see herd immunity as a thing of the past,
really. We have far too many vaccinated
people messing up the group with the atypical diseases caused by the
vaccines. Herd immunity is more like when
everyone got the diseases and had natural immunity, you had a huge percentage
of the group that wouldn’t get that diseases again. Grandchildren of people who had had a certain
disease perhaps had a more mild form of the disease. I feel the fewer kids bringing atypical
diseases to the herd, the better!
As for the media blitz known as the Disneyland
measles outbreak, I think that’s a joke.
An easily duped public is the real epidemic. Measles and whooping cough outbreaks time and
again have been linked back to vaccinated individuals, so just stating there’s
a person here and a person there isn’t proving an unvaccinated person was the
carrier of a disease. A few people
experiencing a disease isn’t an outbreak.
How about we call vaccine injuries like Autism and allergies and ear
aches and eczema and SIDS outbreaks?
Is Yen getting any funds in any way that would
incline him to be for mandating vaccines?
I already know he’s been tricked himself if he thinks vaccines really
make a difference, so I don’t respect him enough to trust him with making
medical decisions for my child. If he
hasn’t been hired to be the doctor of a child, he has no right pushing
legislation that makes him and the government the consultant of a child. There is enough of a history with
vaccinations that disproves so much of their efficiency as well as showing the
dangers that there is no way parents should be forced to vaccinate their
children. We need to be in a place where
we can accept responsibility for our children and how they turn out. Much like if we allow ourselves to be
manipulated by our kids and we end up unleashing a young adult who feels
entitled onto the public, we need to be able to look at our healthy children
and know that it was our decisions and research that got them to that point. Mandated vaccinations don’t fit into that model.
It’s only going to be a health issue when tons of
children have vaccine injuries and when a government that are the ones that set
up vaccination mandates won’t take responsibility for the injured children. I bet Yen won’t even apologize, because he
won’t make the connection. At any rate,
if Yen wants to vaccinate, it should be his choice; although, I’d argue that
vaccinations should be illegal due to all the health issues they have caused
since the 1700’s.
In closing, there are never any merits to a
vaccination bill where children will be forced to have poisons injected into
their bloodstreams against their will.
There is no merit in bringing forced Nazi-like behavior to America.
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