https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/hcp/vis/vis-statements/mmr.pdf from the CDC.
It's funny they say the vaccinations are "much safer" but there isn't a lot of real numbers or data.
Also the study of vaccination effectiveness is considered "inhumane". :)
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LOL - watching with great amusement - soon you will see why I don't do vaccination posts on Steemit - you meet a whole new class of retard!
My son had open heart surgery at three days old. 4 crazy up and down weeks later, and several near death events, he came home from the hospital and a few days later had his first meeting with his family physician. They tried to catch him up on his vaccinations and sent him back to the hospital for another week.
After that, I worked with his physician to go through each vaccination and determine the risk and reward factor... Over the next couple of years he did receive some vaccinations and not others. He is a healthy happy 30-year-old and he is not sterile.
My point is not all diseases hold the same risks, not all immune systems are the same and this is a private and personal decision with many factors involved that should not be up for public debate.
It's not the males they are primarily sterilizing with vaccinations!
They have other techniques for males
Well, my daughters aren't sterile either. :) Says the grandma!
That's great! - you know I could come up with some more stuff here - gotta scoot along now, but that was fun :)
Would like to explain my opinion more, but wanted to share this in the mean time.
https://www.who.int/emergencies/ten-threats-to-global-health-in-2019
I am not opposed to vaccinations and I am certainly not advocating against them. Just trying to keep the debate in perspective. ALL vaccinations according to this site save 1.3 million lives. In 9 billion, that doesn't seem worthy of asking people to be injected against their will.
I am not advocating for or against vaccinations. I am advocating for Freedom.
I'm all for freedom too, but this is kind of a grey area for me because what if my kid that is vaccinated picks up measles from another kid (from my understanding vaccinations aren't 100%) and dies from said disease.
I'm all for freedom to do whatever you want in the confines of your own home, or what doesn't affect other people, but getting others sick does affect their well being. Do whatever drug you want, marry whoever makes you happy, etc, etc, but when you catch a preventable disease that then effects others with irreversible side effects or even death.
I'm just thinking out loud. I guess the people should be free to do whatever they want struggles with the parent in me wanting to protect my kids by any means possible.
So my kid should have to take a health risk to protect your kid? :) No tone implied, but that is what it boils down to.
Logically I agree people should be free to do as they please, but the smiling giggly face sitting across from me also makes me want to say fuck yeah you should have to.
I understand... Wanting to and doing it are different though