School nurse all but calls me a murderer for refusing to vaccinate my daughters

[Galileo Galilei]

is this the kook science thread?

 

[donnay]

is this the kook science thread?

If you are referring to government forcing vaccines on flawed science--yes!

 

[Galileo Galilei]

If you are referring to government forcing vaccines on flawed science--yes!

The nurse did not force anything, she was using voluntary persuasion. Vaccines work, they are backed by solid science techniques developed by Galileo.

 

[donnay]

The nurse did not force anything, she was using voluntary persuasion. Vaccines work, they are backed by solid science techniques developed by Galileo.

Maybe in principle and theory you're right, but not the toxic sludge they are forcing on our children and us today.

You need to educate before you vaccinate.

Falsus in uno, falsus in omnibus. Latin expression, “False in one thing, False in everything.”


Vaccine ingredients sources:
http://www.informedchoice.info/cocktail.html
http://www.whale.to/vaccines/ingredients.html
http://www.vaclib.org/basic/vacingredient.htm
http://www.novaccine.com/vaccine-ingredients/
http://vaxtruth.org/2011/08/vaccine-ingredients/
http://www.naturalnews.com/035431_vaccine_ingredients_side_effects_MSG.html
http://rense.com/general59/vvac.htm

 

[I<3Liberty]

I'm getting a little annoyed over the vaccine haters. The chances a person gets sick and has complications from the illness are probably a lot higher than anything from the vaccine. That being said, I do understand the arguments about too many at one time and think it's important to space them out.

 

[heavenlyboy34]

No, I just ignore everything Donnay links to because I've had my fill of pseudo-science and distortion.

Some of it is good and well-sourced. Like everything else, you have to look at it with a critical eye.

 

[MelissaWV]

I'm getting a little annoyed over the vaccine haters. The chances a person gets sick and has complications from the illness are probably a lot higher than anything from the vaccine. That being said, I do understand the arguments about too many at one time and think it's important to space them out.

It depends. You have to look at each vaccine for yourself, and then the combination/timing issue. The example I will always go back to is the chicken pox vaccine. Having chicken pox as a child is usually not horribly complicated, and your body constructs its own immunity based on having had it. Compare this with having a vaccine (among all those others you're already getting) whose long-term side effects are not really evident yet.

 

[I<3Liberty]

^^^ Yeah, that's a good point. Personally, I never had chicken pox and rarely got sick as a kid. I think this was do to my diet (I grew up in a family of health nuts.) Kids these days are fed crap and expected not to get sick. It's interesting how so many parents turn to vaccines, yet they do not consider protecting their kids through a wholesome diet.

 

[torchbearer]

donnay, i had a similar experience when my mate was in the hospital. the wanted to give her a flu vaccine. she didn't want it. they tried to shame her- telling her she was putting herself at risk. i got heated of course- asked them what they knew about the flu vaccine. that shut them up pretty quick because they didn't know much about it. i then proceeded to give the a run down of the flu vaccine and its effectiveness.
she didn't get the shot. we didn't get the padded bill. the pharma company didn't get a sell. and my mate never got the flu.