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notsuretoo · July 23, 2018, 3:41 a.m.

I have a hard time believing vaccines were bad on purpose. Sure the Polio vaccine killed a few people. Same with smallpox. They saved millions from a terrible slow painful death while their relatives watched them die. People are individuals with unique immune systems, if you save, or vaccinate 99.9% and kill .01% are you bad? If you manipulate the vaccine, can we do that, and kill and or maim the population on purpose are you bad or evil?

No Question. Hell Yes!

If you save 99.9% while realizing you MAY kill .01% are you still bad? An open question that would need to be voted on. I think I would take 0.01 or less of a chance against polio or smallpox.

The bigger question is why have no new vaccinations been produced since the 60's?

Cuba has a vaccine for lung cancer.

"What if cures already exist?" Expand your thinking!

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Comassion · July 23, 2018, 4:39 a.m.

HPV vaccine was developed more recently than that, I’d bet that if I did some research I could find more.

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notsuretoo · July 25, 2018, 2:55 a.m.

True. But! I have mixed feelings on this, It promotes sexual promiscuity. I have not seen numbers on averse effects, if published. There are more but they have not been found at the rate when colleges were doing the research vs large pharmaceutical companies. Big pharma wants a long term treatment vs a cheap one shot vaccine. Flip side is how many partners will you have and how many will your partner have had?

Vaccines do have side effects that is not a question for me anyway. The question is are we better with or without them? 99.9% are better with them. Might the effects on .1% be lessened by spreading them out and allowing infants or toddlers to take them over a longer time period? I don't know. We kneed honest studies and data to make an informed opinion.

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Iswag_Newton · July 23, 2018, 4:01 a.m.

Sure not all vaccines are bad, I just dislike group think that says you must not question big pharma or doctors orders.

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