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reply posted on 12-12-2007 @ 11:25 PM by aussiespeeder
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I couldnt get the graphs to display could the mods help please
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reply posted on 12-12-2007 @ 11:29 PM by aussiespeeder
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reply posted on 18-12-2007 @ 07:32 AM by aussiespeeder
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curiously silent after such in depth discussion
has the evidence dumbfounded you all..
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reply posted on 23-12-2007 @ 11:28 PM by lugnut387
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The right to refuse medical treatment is guaranteed to every person in the United States. This being said, what about hte millions of people who have
been vaccinated (myself included), that have never had any of these symptoms. Could it possible that some of these illnesses are related to poorly
made vaccines? Could they be physiological reactions based upon a persons chemistry? Just be advised of the danger that you are placing your children
in when you refuse to vaccinate them. Also, some vaccines (Meningitis is one) are required to get into colleges across the country. what will happen
when faced with that proposition?
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reply posted on 23-12-2007 @ 11:38 PM by Vasilis Azoth
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Originally posted by Mirthful Me
I'm all for personal choice and responsibility...
You don't want to have your children vaccinated, fine by me... But they need to be home schooled... No public education and if they contract

I'm sorry, but you are flat out wrong. All schools and state may have "procedures" and "rules" about vaccinations but they don't have laws
because it is flat out unconstitutional and in fact a parents right to refuse vaccines and send their child to public school has been upheld many
times.
In the state I reside, PA, the "rule" is a joke itself. If you never get your child one vaccination then you are never required to get any, but if
you give the child that first one they must then have all the state mandated injections. This is of course not a law and any parrent who could afford
a good lawyer would have no problem.
Vas
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reply posted on 24-12-2007 @ 03:58 PM by MurderSmurf
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You have the right to refuse medical treatment, but you don’t have any right to an education.
The schools, like any other institution, have the right to turn people away for a variety of reasons. Refusing to have your child vaccinated against
deadly contagious diseases sounds like a perfectly good reason to me.
So if you’re going to do so, you’d better be prepared to a) push the issue with the schools or b) travel to find a school that will take your
child or c) home-school.
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reply posted on 15-1-2008 @ 10:55 AM by kodiakwilliams
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Right on stompk, I thankfully have a mother that is not one of these sheeple I did not watch the video but i have a good idea of what it says. I have
3 brothers that are 11 15 (myself 19) and 21, my sister 17. We have never been vaccinated and have had no problems, I would venture that my siblings
and I are even more phisically and mentally fit than the average bear. I am about 215 lbs. and can bench close to 385 and squat 585, my brothers are
not far behind. Also older brother was a valedictorian and now gets straight A's in college (no you don't even have to have vaccinations to go to
college) we all had A's throughout highschool so far. And no, whoever said good luck with getting smallpox and stuff, none of us hardly ever get
colds the last time I was sick was in 9 th grade(that was extenuating sircumstances). Definitly stay away from the vaccinations.
Her's something else for you earlier this year I was cleaning out our barn, it was a mess and I tripped and fell, I put out my forearm to break the
fall and my forearm went straight onto a board with four rusty, nasty nails that went straight into my arm. Instead of gettiong a tetinous? shot put
some prid on it and it didn't even get infected. Alterative medicine baby. Wow sorry to right so much but i am passionate about this and i think
you've got it right
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reply posted on 15-1-2008 @ 11:05 AM by Clearskies
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If you don't mind, what is shot put some prid???
Thanks!
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reply posted on 15-1-2008 @ 11:06 AM by kodiakwilliams
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Also if you do have a school that will give you trouble all you have to do is say that your religious views forbid you from having vaccinations the
first year my mom did this to get around the "laws", there's always loopholes. After the first year she did some reasearch and just told the school
to shove it from then on. I go to Mizzou and there the nurse about shat herself when i told i wasn't vaccinated apparently they long lost forms she
had to dig up, in the end all i had to do was write here an e'mail stating why i didn't choose to be vaccinated. just for future referance when
you're kids go to college.
Bottom line is that the public schools can't refuse you education because your kids don't have vaccinations. Its one of those things that people
are told they have to do and never question it again, they take it as true without so much as a why, which is why it's so easy to control people.
Whoever made up that term sheeple has it pegged
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reply posted on 15-1-2008 @ 11:10 AM by kodiakwilliams
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sorry about that i dont type much and my fingers are clumsly. It says that instead of getting a tetinous shot, i put some prid (its a nasty smelling
brown goo that draws out infection, you can use it on anything I even used it on a brown recluse spider bite once) on it and it healed up straight
away.
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reply posted on 15-1-2008 @ 11:12 AM by kodiakwilliams
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the question mark was for the spelling of tetinous, not sure about that.
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reply posted on 15-1-2008 @ 11:16 AM by Clearskies
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I think the spelling is tetanus.
Thanks for the clarification.
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reply posted on 15-1-2008 @ 11:29 AM by MacSen191
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Ya know, I was doing research into this, the mercury thing scared me... but I've had vaccinations all my life and I'm fine. That and the doctor and
nurses assured me that all their shots were mercury free. But, when I intially told them I was still researching and that I didn't want my son
vacinated yet they told me that he wouldn't be allowed to go to daycare or school. No mention of a waiver, and I felt slightly like I didn't have a
choice in the matter. I was mainly afraid of the mercury thing... other than that I believe that they do protect against diseases. I've had all my
shots and never got sick... even been around people who had the measles and I never got them.
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 04:01 AM by sizzle
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Clearskies,
don't know if you are still keeping up with this thread,
but I am very familiar with this ointment referred to here. My gramps always called it, 'black salve.' but i think the generic name is
icthymicin(?)
Also wanted to add, that as a child, all my brothers sisters and self were vaccinated, and you guessed it! We got all the childhood illnesses with the
exception of polio.
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 10:06 AM by Clearskies
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Thanks, I think I've seen it before.
I've had all my shots....I don't know how how helpful they were.
I'm EXTREMELY sceptical of the thimerisol and the monkey parts in them. (????)
 
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reply posted on 14-2-2008 @ 05:50 PM by sizzle
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Clearskies,
At this moment I am assimilating some timely and updated info on this very subject matter. It will be next week before I release it, because I am
moving to a bigger town as of today.
It will afford more civilization. I will be offline until Monday of next week. Blessings.
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reply posted on 16-2-2008 @ 02:51 AM by SkyBreaker
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I will be a father soon and am skeptical on the effects and positives on todays "vaccinations".
i honestly believe these vaccines are the true cause of todays new deaths of cancer, leukemia, heart disease and what ever has risen in the past few
decades.
what exactly did people die from before?
i remember old men dying from being old,
or homicides or car accidents.
not being super fat or having a heart attack at the age of 30, cancer at 20 and SIDS...
i am 26, weigh 125lbs and have lightly high cholesterol. if its not the vaccines killing or reducing people, its foods and drugs...
i am worried that by doing these vaccinations i am in essence applying the future degradation of my child's health, and in some states, forced to do
so.
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reply posted on 18-2-2008 @ 02:35 PM by sizzle
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Skybreaker,
as I was saying to Clearskies, I am doing some indepth studies on vaccinations, etc. I read somewhere in the course of my studies, where a doctor
said, "Where there were no vaccinations given, there were no cases of cancer."
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reply posted on 27-3-2008 @ 02:01 PM by Glukoza
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Originally posted by sizzle
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Skybreaker,
as I was saying to Clearskies, I am doing some indepth studies on vaccinations, etc. I read somewhere in the course of my studies, where a doctor
said, "Where there were no vaccinations given, there were no cases of cancer." 
Or, more accurately, "prior to the vaccinia era of medicine, cancer was misdiagnosed or not diagnosed at all"
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