Have You Been Vaccinated?

[BudToaster]

Should children get vaccinated? If so, for what?

just my opinion. no. for nothing.

it is benefit/risk. there is only correlation that suggests benefit, but no real epidemiological proof.

there are all kinds of toxic shit in all vaccines - called adjuvants: something to "wake up" the immune system that there is some shit incoming.

mRNA jabs are the worst - they transfect random cells throughout the entire body. this has been proven. transfection of a healthy human is criminal. so say the biologists who do it for a living.

 

[BudToaster]

there is also the safety consideration. no vaccine has ever been tested against a control - i.e. saline solution. that would be unethical from the twisted medical-pharmaceutical perspective.

 

[BudToaster]

no one knows what is in the mRNA injection you received. no quality control on lots. only rogue chem labs brave enough to test and report on samples of unknown/suspect sources - such as pharmacy! hah! who trusts them?

 

[BudToaster]

Burma-Shave

 

[Betterhaff]

There all kinds of toxic shit in chemotherapy for cancer. Would you abstain if you had to?

 

[blazeoneup]

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There all kinds of toxic shit in chemotherapy for cancer. Would you abstain if you had to?

My mother was diagnosed with cancer, given 6 months to live according to doctors, who recommended her to do chemo therapy and radiation. She suffered one brain surgery to remove a tumor to end up dead at 6 months. The doctors said the treatment only made things worse. That was the doctors words to me was take her off the treatment it only made it worse. Essentially gave me the nothing more we can do line. So it would seem from what I learned my mother had more than 6 months to live if she wouldn't have followed their prescribed plan. They sent the cancer into overdrive with their treatments so she kept her deadline. This country worships the statue of liberty, but know nothing about statutes of liberty, 30,000+ statutes of captitivity.

Happy easter, protect those keisters from the thievesters.

 

[Betterhaff]

Knew that was coming. If a vaccine was created to prevent cancer would you get it? How ‘bout heart disease?

 

[Betterhaff]

Sorry to hear about your mom. I’ve been there. Lost both parents to the disease. My dad forgoed chemo because he didn’t want his remaining life to be miserable. Sad but I admired him for that. He was 81. Mom died at 76, six months after diagnosis (pancreatic). My treatments started thru the pandemic…fun stuff.

 

[audiohi]

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My mother was diagnosed with cancer, given 6 months to live according to doctors, who recommended her to do chemo therapy and radiation. She suffered one brain surgery to remove a tumor to end up dead at 6 months. The doctors said the treatment only made things worse. That was the doctors words to me was take her off the treatment it only made it worse. Essentially gave me the nothing more we can do line. So it would seem from what I learned my mother had more than 6 months to live if she wouldn't have followed their prescribed plan. They sent the cancer into overdrive with their treatments so she kept her deadline. This country worships the statue of liberty, but know nothing about statutes of liberty, 30,000+ statutes of captitivity.

Happy easter, protect those keisters from the thievesters.

My mom was diagnosed with cancer as well with 6 months to live. She didn't do chemo and never had a covid vaccine. She still "kept her deadline."

Things weren't good without the chemo either.

At least your mom gave it a shot and tried to get the upper hand.

 

[BudToaster]

There all kinds of toxic shit in chemotherapy for cancer. Would you abstain if you had to?

yes - i will refuse all chemotherapy and/or radiation. i will probably still do surgery for melanoma/squamous cell. i go to dermatologist, dentist and eye doctor.

 

[BudToaster]

Knew that was coming. If a vaccine was created to prevent cancer would you get it? How ‘bout heart disease?

a vaccine for cancer and heart disease sounds ridiculous - what is the antigen? what is the purpose of the antibody?

some people think cancer is caused by infectious virus/bacteria. i don't. i think it is caused by bad terrain. when i can't maintain my health i will gladly checkout.

 

[igrowone]

live free or die, I agree with this when it makes some sort of sense
who thinks people with bubonic plague should be allowed to roam free and refuse treatment?
other communicable infections may be substituted if you like

 

[armedoldhippy]

who thinks people with bubonic plague should be allowed to roam free and refuse treatment?
other communicable infections may be substituted if you like

anyone knowingly out passing a potentially fatal disease because they think they have a "right" should be imprisoned until cured/dead. JMHO "the right to swing your fists end at the tip of the other guys nose".

 

[igrowone]

anyone knowingly out passing a potentially fatal disease because they think they have a "right" should be imprisoned until cured/dead. JMHO "the right to swing your fists end at the tip of the other guys nose".

 

[buzzmobile]

Measles is Easily Transmitted

Infected people can spread measles through coughing and sneezing.

www.cdc.gov

 

[BudToaster]

more fear porn from the cdc??? that's your source? seriously? RCT?

i had measles as a kid ... didn't kill me ... one dose was sufficient to confer immunity.

 

[So Hai]

 

[buzzmobile]

Fear porn? Tell me how benign measles is.

i had measles as a kid ... didn't kill me

I did too and measles did not kill me.
Others were not so fortunate.


How many died from measles each year in US?
It is estimated 3 to 4 million people in the United States were infected each year. Also each year, among reported cases, an estimated 400 to 500 people died, 48,000 were hospitalized, and 1,000 suffered encephalitis (swelling of the brain) from measles.

 

[BudToaster]

thanks for the numbers ... pretty low risk, eh?

 

[igrowone]

thanks for the numbers ... pretty low risk, eh?

that's over a 1% hospitalization rate
if it's not you then no problem kind of reasoning