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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 08:30 AM by RogerT
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Originally posted by St Udio
the parents and the kids have their rights....but don't bring your
petre dish & infected kid reeking of 2nd hand smoke and most likely a carrier of TB or other 3rd world contageons into the public schools of law &
rule abiding people.... that's my position

You have the right to your opinion, no matter how retarded it may be
If you truly understood the vaccination issue, you could just as easily have stated the same sentence but from the other side. In other words, don't
bring your vaccinated diseased child near my perfectly safe and disease free unvaccinated child.
Don't believe me, check the fed govs own information regarding claiming for vaccine induced disease damage. I posted it on another vacc. thread.
I'll say it again, as some people are still not listening:
Vaccines do not work.
Vaccines are mostly unnecessary anyway.
Vaccines are harmful to the immune system, especially that of a baby or young child.
Vaccines are potentially lethal.
Point one should be enough!
Still, 4 threads and over 400 posts and not a single tangible shred of stand up evidence to show that vaccines are efficacious. I keep posting the
challenge, but not a SINGLE intelligent or substantial response yet. I'm still waiting ....
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 08:31 AM by mr-lizard
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fascist americans eh?
Jeez, don't take this the wrong way, but there's something really *SNIP* up with your country and you need to take it back very soon...
Before.... it all gets out of hand.
Armed guards at schools, over-zealous police tazering people, new laws passed every day, guantanamo bay, forced vaccinations... smells like fascism to
me.
America, save yourselves before you eat yourselves from the inside.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 08:37 AM by camain
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the key here is that the parents didn't fill out the proper paperwork to not have to give the kids the junk(vaccines). That is the issue at hand. The
parents could have shown up to court with the excemption and been fine.
I do agree though that this smells of fascism. I am a firm believer of no vaccines.
Cheers,
Camain
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 09:13 AM by Sky watcher
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OK I know that there is a big problem with kids getting sick in school and it spreads like wild fire. Every time my niece or nephew get sick from
daycare everyone in the whole dam family ends up getting it. Something needs to be done about this type of problem, Here is where most of the problem
lies. Parents don't want to miss work so they send little Johnny of Lucie to school even when they are sick with runny noses and spreading bugs like
wildfire. Schools punish kids and parents for their kids being out sick so we have a bad cycle of spreading the sickness around and every year they do
this it gets worse. If you have kids in public school one of the best things you can do to stop this is to not send your child to school when he or
she is sick and also send them to school with a small bottle of purell to wash there hands often while at school.
I have nothing against vaccinations as a whole but if they are going to give this poison to our kids then it needs to stop. The parents have to stand
up and say hell no. My mom was on the ball and had my brother and sister not let anyone give this poison to there kids.
On a more interesting note. I have never had a flu shot because it could kill me because of the eggs in it. I get the flu once every one to two years
just like everyone else that has taken the flu shot.
On a scary note, My cousins 2 year old goes to a music class thats kind of like a day care other than that she lives in a very clean environment. The
other day she had what looked like a spider bite the size of a quarter with the rash and all on her leg so my cousin takes her to the doctor and he
thought it was a Staph infection so he put her on the drug that he thought would be best and sent it out for testing. His thoughts were correct and he
did give her the right meds for what it was, ( MRSA Staph ). I was shocked to hear that to say the least. If you have kids keep an eye out for this
type stuff and take you kids to the doctor for anything that don't look right. They had a rare case of this in Canada that was the drug resistant
strain at a hospital and they had to seal off the whole place then test everyone before they could leave.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 09:22 AM by -0mega-
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I missed one vaccine shot in my life, though we don't have that many anyway.
In any case, the ''getting'' a shot and not getting one, both didn't have adverse effects on me.
Hell, I can even recall (as far as I noticed) being vaccinated with an unclean needle (needle was used on the person that got vaccinated prior to me
as well if I'm right).
Aside from a slight pain at the area of injection for a little while, nothing happened.
So as long as I don't get any adverse effects, I don't really care.
Though then again, I do not live in America, and I wasn't forced to get a vaccination, lol.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 09:23 AM by kleverone
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Here are my 2 pennnies,
As was mention earlier, the phamacutical companies are HUGE money! I work in the medical field, and see on a daily basis how much cash they have and
how much influence they have over the medical community. I think what we are seeing here is an attempt to stop this non-vaccination stuff before it
gets out of hand and others begin following suit. It is my belief that these companies are pushing lawmakers to clamp down on anyone trying to defy
this before a revolution begins. If people relized that the Human body is resiliant than they might start realizing they don't really need half of
the pharmacuticals being offered. Its a sad circle with a scary end in site. Either way, this is pretty sad.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 09:53 AM by Zoltan
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This has been one of my BIG concerns. Just look at what the State of Texas was pushing a few months ago -- the vaccination to prevent cervical cancer
was being touted and pushed onto ALL girls. (Did I forget to say that the pharma company was going to make millions just in the State of Texas alone?)
And how many of the top people who work for the CDC or other government agencies have holdings in these pharmaceutical corporations?
Another very large concern of mine has to do with ANYTHING percutaneous -- injections that transmit viral contaminants from needles. WHY set yourself
up (or your child) for this possibility?
Look at the vaccination queues that our Federal Government will STILL not admit to when giving vaccinations to so many of our Vets! A disproportionate
population of Vets are infected with Hepatitis C and even though the government tried to explain-it-away by saying that all of "those" Vets must've
been drug users, there are a number of medical techs and soldiers who have rather vivid memories of those times and they REMEMBER the vaccine lines
and the sharing of needles.
It only takes one error by one human to create the scenario for potential disease transmission. A blood-borne pathogen can, indeed, become introduced
into the bloodstream of an unknown recipient of a vaccination.
There are SO many reasons for not allowing the vaccinations to be administered -- I stay away from them!
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 10:37 AM by ElectroMagnetic Multivers
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Anyone else getting the feeling that this will be the spark that lights the fire?
Im pretty sure that is what 'they' are hoping for...and if this doesn't do it...expect them to tell you you now have no rights regarding the
education and political views of your children, good luck to you all as you either have, or will have a hell of a fight on your hands!
( I believe that they are testing this in america first, because of the population size, and then it will get taken world wide...)
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 10:40 AM by Steff
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And so it begins.......Today we debate it here, tomorrow it will be forgotten......People will NOT rise up, they will at most, complain.....then
comply.
Its very sad.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 10:43 AM by Sri Oracle
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Does this count as a waco-type event?
Sri Oracle
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 10:47 AM by PsykoOps
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Might they be trying to cause civil unrest on purpose? Would be a nice excuse to tighten security or maybe even marshall law.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 10:52 AM by smarteye
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How about the abundance of locations to get a flu shot. You can now get one at the grocery store. People are lining up for these, scared they will get
the flu and die.
Back on topic... Do Christian Scientist have to submit their kids to these mass inoculations?
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 11:08 AM by Catfish
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Originally posted by RogerT
Originally posted by St Udio
the parents and the kids have their rights....but don't bring your
petre dish & infected kid reeking of 2nd hand smoke and most likely a carrier of TB or other 3rd world contageons into the public schools of law &
rule abiding people.... that's my position

I'll say it again, as some people are still not listening:
Vaccines do not work.
Vaccines are mostly unnecessary anyway.
Vaccines are harmful to the immune system, especially that of a baby or young child.
Vaccines are potentially lethal.
Point one should be enough!

You've got to be joking. Really. This is possibly the most ridiculous load of hogwash I've seen yet. Smallpox and Polio have been all but wiped out,
thanks to what? vaccines! And when it comes to medical science there will always be cases where someone has a violent reaction or extreme side
effects. You know how many people there are, it's almost impossible to completely balance something like this to the point of perfection.
That said, I'm all for freedom of choice when it comes to these things; what they're doing is extremely fascist and absolutely despicable.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 11:13 AM by Herman
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Other than knee-jerk emotional reactions, has anybody actually researched any further into this? Where did the word actually come from? How
widespread is this? Could it be an isolated incident of some idiot abusing his/her power? And no, I'm not talking about our president.
I think that this is exactly what people have been waiting for. They feel righteous when they think they're fighting oppressors! But before we all
take up arms, maybe we should find out what's really going on. All I'm saying is that this isn't a science fiction movie. This isn't the Matrix
or V for Vendetta. It's reality, and the cold hard truth is that 99.9% of us know jack about what's really going on. I know it gets everybody all
fired up to produce the whole "rise up and take arms against these fascists!" thing, but we should probably hold out until we really know what's
happening.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 11:31 AM by zerotime
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No one is going to rise up because the vast majority already vaccinated their children. We are talking about a very small percentage that have not or
will not vaccinate.
I don't believe their vaccinations are a good thing but maybe for a different reason than most of you. First, they are vaccinating for Chicken Pox.
This is a bad idea imo. The chicken pox vaccination does not work very well. My wife works at Childrens Hospital in Columbus OH. Vaccinated kids
are coming in with the chicken pox all the time. A few of our family members had vaccinated children get the chicken pox. The bad part is that
usually those kids who get the chicken pox after being vaccinated do not get a bad case of the chicken pox. At first that seems like a good thing,
however, the problem is that if you did not get a strong case of the chicken pox the first time then you can get them again. And if you happen to get
them as an adult the disease can kill you. It is much better to just get the chicken pox as a child and build up an immunity to it.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 11:35 AM by J R O
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 11:36 AM by Yarcofin
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Originally posted by GAOTU789
So my question is: Are they trying to encourage civil unrest? If it was my child I wouldn't be a very happy person about this. Luckily, they haven't
gone this far in Canada. Yet.

Yes they have... for at least a decade, they reserve the right to suspend your child indefinately until their vaccinations are up-to-date. I think
they may allow people to get around it for religious reasons in some cases but I'm not entirely sure.
I can't add much more to the outrage that has been expressed already  .
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 11:41 AM by Areal51
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Compare, contrast, and consider:
Prince Georges County aka
America's wealthiest Black county.
Could gunpoint vaccinations ever happen in Greenwich, Connecticut, the
top earning city in America?
This is a rhetorical question and is NOT meant to create a debate about either race, wealth and politics. Rather, I would like to know that given
what we know about race, wealth and politics in America, what opinions do folks hold regarding the question posed above. Thanks for your
consideration.
Thanks to pavil for providing the link to the Prince Georges County article.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 11:43 AM by apc
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When they start forcing little girls to get shot up with Gardasil, that's when I'll be convinced something nefarious is afoot.
Has anyone else seen the commercials for Gardasil, the HPV vaccine? They make it out to be like getting vaccinated makes you part of a really awesome
club, and encourage parents to vaccinate their children. Truly terrifying considering all the dangers surrounding the vaccine.
Have to wonder if Merck is the primary vaccine source in Maryland. They've probably worked out the math... are the total profits greater than the
likely settlement in the class-action lawsuit when their drugs start to kill people... again.
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reply posted on 22-11-2007 @ 11:43 AM by RogerT
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Originally posted by Catfish
You've got to be joking. Really. This is possibly the most ridiculous load of hogwash I've seen yet. Smallpox and Polio have been all but wiped out,
thanks to what? vaccines! 
Yes, well that's the usual response post. Angry flame, emotional, non-substantive, must be true, it's obvious isn't it, blah blah...
Nice.
You bought the pharma PR hook line and sinker, well done.
Now take a deep breath, open your mind and go do some research.
I'll give you a hint....
Why do you assume vaccines 'all but wiped out' polio and smallpox? Who told you that?
When's the last time you saw hospital wards full of scarlet fever cases? Do you think vaccines wiped out that disease too? Go look up info on SF
vaccines and let us know what you find.
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