Commy Bloomberg Pushes for Mandatory Flu Vaccines

[Texas_tea]

Effectiveness of vaccination.

Outbreaks and epidemics of measles, whooping cough and poliomyelitis diseases in unvaccinated and fully vaccinated populations.

The Amish are a religious community living across the USA that claim religious exemption to vaccination. Thus, the vast majority are not vaccinated.

They had not reported a single case of measles between 1970 and 1987.(17) At the same time, non‐Amish highly‐vaccinated communities still reported 2‐3 year epidemics. Despite this obvious vaccination failure, pro‐vaccinators claimed success with the measles vaccine.

 

[PLC1]

Effectiveness of vaccination.

Outbreaks and epidemics of measles, whooping cough and poliomyelitis diseases in unvaccinated and fully vaccinated populations.

The Amish are a religious community living across the USA that claim religious exemption to vaccination. Thus, the vast majority are not vaccinated.

They had not reported a single case of measles between 1970 and 1987.(17) At the same time, non‐Amish highly‐vaccinated communities still reported 2‐3 year epidemics. Despite this obvious vaccination failure, pro‐vaccinators claimed success with the measles vaccine.

If, as you say, vaccines don't prevent disease, how do you explain the dramatic decline in the numbers of measles cases that correspond with the invention of the vaccine against that disease?

While you're at it, perhaps you can explain this:

 

[Texas_tea]

How do you explain my post above?

 

[PLC1]

How do you explain my post above?

That's pretty obvious. If the rest of the population is vaccinated, then it is much more difficult for epidemics to spread. Now, if vaccines don't prevent disease, how do you explain the dramatic decline in mumps and measles that correspond to the beginning of the use of the vaccine?

and how do you explain the near extinction of the smallpox virus?

 

[Texas_tea]

I am not explaining anything. I posted the link where I am getting my information from. If you are interested .... read the article.

 

[steveox]

History and Science Show Vaccines Do Not Prevent Disease

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Health Impact News Editor Comments: In the vaccine debate currently raging in modern society, seldom, if ever, is the basic presupposition that vaccines prevent diseases ever questioned. It is assumed by the government and the medical system that this presupposition is a scientific fact. Without this presupposed “fact”, the justification to force people to receive vaccinations completely falls apart. The acceptance of sacrificing certain children and others due to vaccine harm for “the greater good” also loses its justification, if vaccines actually do not prevent disease. So it is easy to see why those who profit from vaccines, which includes both the manufacturer and the U.S. government, do not want to debate this issue.

Its Stress and depression is why were dying. CAPITALISM DOES NOT WORK! Its not even a fair system. Look who gets to live longer in America Between The Rich,The Middle Class and the poor. The Rich live longer than the rest of us. Let me give you an example here. Do you know who Christina Applegate is? Shes an wealthy Hollywood actress she was diagnosed with breast cancer now shes cured from breast cancer why?? Cause Shes got the best doctors. The Rest of us don't get doctors like the Wealthy millionares or even the type of doctors members of congress, the US Senators or even The president gets. The rest of us get ordinary doctors with ordinary care. That's why were dying.

 

[Texas_tea]

Its Stress and depression is why were dying. CAPITALISM DOES NOT WORK! Its not even a fair system. Look who gets to live longer in America Between The Rich,The Middle Class and the poor.

And, you call me the communist ....

 

[steveox]

Its the truth. Theres a thing called to have and to have nots in America. Look how it used to be in 1800s Everyone had care. There were no such thing as medical insurance. You didn't even have the FDA you didn't even have health care regulations. That was true freedom back in those days.

 

[Texas_tea]

Its the truth. Theres a thing called to have and to have nots in America. Look how it used to be in 1800s Everyone had care. There were no such thing as medical insurance. You didn't even have the FDA you didn't even have health care regulations. That was true freedom back in those days.

Here's a noble idea idea. How about the government confiscate 100% of everyone's money and redistribute it for the common good. Then the government can take over medical care in this country, make all the evil rich people (those who have more than $125,000 in assets) and married people too pay for everyone else's who wants a free ride, then everyone will have excellent care like we did in the 1800's.

 

[steveox]

You didn't get a free ride in 1800s Everyone paid the same everyone had the same type of doctors whatever youre rich or poor. Hell you could even had Abe Lincolns doc too.

 

[PLC1]

I am not explaining anything. I posted the link where I am getting my information from. If you are interested .... read the article.

Of course you're not. There is no explanation other than vaccines really do prevent diseases.

Now, back to preschool and driving: You aren't mandated to drive. You aren't mandated to put your child in preschool. Do you see any sort of connection between those two statements?

 

[Texas_tea]

Of course you're not. There is no explanation other than vaccines really do prevent diseases.

No ... what you really mean is you think you know it all and no amount of evidence contrary will afford you the intellect to consider the possibility of another perspective.

 

[PLC1]

No ... what you really mean is you think you know it all and no amount of evidence contrary will afford you the intellect to consider the possibility of another perspective.

You mean like people suddenly quit getting mumps, measles, and smallpox because of some coincidence, or perhaps a gift from God, or something? \

 

[Texas_tea]

You mean like people suddenly quit getting mumps, measles, and smallpox because of some coincidence, or perhaps a gift from God, or something? \

Yes ... and children with Autism not needing advocates, too ....

 

[PLC1]

Yes ... and children with Autism not needing advocates, too ....

You never did figure out what I was saying, did you?
Your source didn't say "advocates for children with autism."