Swine Flu: Part Deux?

[SiliconJon]

Ah yeah, 70's - 76, 67, pardon my dyslexic slip. Go google your own argument as you so demand.

[Epidemic]

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Originally Posted by Steve R Jones

OK. Tell me how many out of 1,000 haven't been vacinated and I'll do the math for you.

And if all else fails:

Is your friend!

Actually I was not able to find the number. Amish would be one group that is not vaccinating their kids. But there is also not a whole lot of autism in their community. I guess there are several possible causes for that lack of plastics and such.

[SiliconJon]

Granted we're "attacking" ourselves from so many angles (food, water, consumer goods, & air) that it's more data than we can currently analyze, however I still find it amuzing how many people grossly assume things like "it couldn't be legal if it weren't safe", or even all the way down to the positives outweigh the negatives, when we can't even accurately analyze the negatives.

[Steve R Jones]

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Originally Posted by SiliconJon

Ah yeah, 70's - 76, 67, pardon my dyslexic slip. Go google your own argument as you so demand.

Your the one with the questions - remember

[Epidemic]

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Originally Posted by SiliconJon

Granted we're "attacking" ourselves from so many angles (food, water, consumer goods, & air) that it's more data than we can currently analyze, however I still find it amuzing how many people grossly assume things like "it couldn't be legal if it weren't safe", or even all the way down to the positives outweigh the negatives, when we can't even accurately analyze the negatives.

Small pox killed millions and today it kills exactly zero. Perhaps10's of thousands had serious adverse reaction. that would be pretty good result.

Polio used to infect millions and now infects only a few thousand Polio had a 1% serious reaction and vaccine had less than .001 and now almost no one in the first world gets polio.

[Steve R Jones]

Isn't the Small Pox vaccine the one that scabbed up and or left a scar it was so intense? I used to have to get two of them and still didn't get the scab/scar.

[Epidemic]

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Originally Posted by Steve R Jones

Isn't the Small Pox vaccine the one that scabbed up and or left a scar it was so intense? I used to have to get two of them and still didn't get the scab/scar.

I don't know if it was so intense that it scabbed up. But it did scab up. it was just injected over a broad area by a bunch of tiny needles just below the surface of the skin. I think that is why is scabbed up.

[Steve R Jones]

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The vaccine consists of the virus which causes the related, yet far milder, cowpox disease; this virus is appropriately named vaccinia, from the Latin vaca which means cow. This vaccine has functional viruses in it which improves its effectiveness but, unfortunately, causes serious complications for people with impaired immune systems (for example chemotherapy and AIDS patients, and people with eczema) and is not yet considered safe for pregnant women.
Smallpox vaccine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and you can't win for loosing:

The vaccine can cause complications for those around those who are vaccinated. People who get the vaccine will shed virus particles through vesicles on their skin and possibly through their respiratory tract. Infections in close and not-so-close contacts can ensue.

[SiliconJon]

Kellogg's will help!

Can Cereal Claim Immunity? So Far The Answer Is Yes

[tony_j15]

Just to put things in perspective