@FarmFarmer Yeah but any medication can result in death. The chances of it are close to none

The reason it's stated is for legal reasons

Not just death.

Seizure too

That's more common

So fuck the fact that vaccines are proven to have saved countless lives, a few people had seizures

So fuck the fact that some people have not benefited from vaccines?

**Some** people. How does that mean that all vaccines are bad?

How does that make them entirely good?

Not entirely good. Never said entirely good

But they're, overall, one of the best things we've ever come up with in medicine

Vaccines were the first start of the Medical Enlightenment Era

Where we found out how germs worked and how to improve surgery

You act like they do.

You keep ignoring the risks

Heyya

Hey buddy

What it do?

Oh

Oh god

Everything has it's disadvantages. But compared to the achievements that vaccines have created, I don't mind the fact they have risks. A few people having seizures or a Global Pandemic of Polio or Smallpox or whatever disease

Lol @Water

If you combine everyone affected by vaccines it's not going to be a few.

Maybe compared globally it is but it'd still be a high number.

Compared to the amount of lives saved by vaccines?

Saved?

How would you know that they would've ever gotten that disease in the first place?

Well Smallpox was a common disease

A very common one

And very serious

It's a gamble either way then?

Because if everyone was vaccinated for smallpox there would be at least 14 dead out of every million.

That's just the minimum

Should we find better cures? Yes and we are always improving but what other choice do we have?

Because 14 in 1,000,000 die, we should risk the lives of the other 999,986 people?

Everyone's life is at risk either way.

14 is a lot smaller than 999,986

But don't forget that's only for smallpox vaccines

Just smallpox vaccines alone

Out of the whole population that would be 98,000

Still a lot of people.