There is No Such Thing as a Safe Vaccine and there Never Will Be

[silverhandorder]

How ironic...the medical monopoly has done a great job with brainwashing you. The gullible people watch their commercials, read their ads and believe their BS and buy their products.

I do none of that and think you are full of it. When you sound like the cheap ads that have pop ups and not like Ron Paul for example that is a red flag sign.

 

[angelatc]

I do none of that and think you are full of it. When you sound like the cheap ads that have pop ups and not like Ron Paul for example that is a red flag sign.

Warning - if you point out that Ron Paul isn't an anti-vaxxer, they post YouTubes of him advocating against mandatory vaccines. They can't see the difference.

 

[donnay]

I do none of that and think you are full of it. When you sound like the cheap ads that have pop ups and not like Ron Paul for example that is a red flag sign.

Yeah well opinions are like assholes--everyone has one. Yours just seems to be clueless--where'd you get the silly notion that I do not like Ron Paul?

 

[Zippyjuan]

Ron Paul has called the Polio vaccine a "blessing" while Donnay portrays at as the best example of the government and Big Pharma trying to kill everybody. He saw personally what polio can lead to- he knew kids his own age who died or ended up paralyzed. Thanks to vaccines, that is now an extremely rare event.

It is easier to criticize vaccines when you don't remember a time when the things vaccines now prevent were common place. Ironically, it is their very success which convinces some they are no longer needed.

 

[IBleedNavyAndOrange]

Ron Paul has called the Polio vaccine a "blessing" while Donnay portrays at as the best example of the government and Big Pharma trying to kill everybody. He saw personally what polio can lead to- he knew kids his own age who died or ended up paralyzed. Thanks to vaccines, that is now an extremely rare event.

Which is rare? Polio? Paralytic polio?

Is there a difference?

Has the definition of polio ever changed?

When?

What was the old definition and what was the new?

When did the polio vaccine end polio?

Are some cases that would be called polio back in the day now called something different?

If I ask too many questions and see too many coincidences am I a crank?

And finally, can you quote Donnay making that claim that you're asserting? (edit to add.... or something close to it)


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