That didn't happen with the school rules flu shot, people still got sick, there were other factors washing out the purpose of the vaccine. Whether it helped in any significant sense would be a statistical issue

and even when it comes to the evidence, most of it remains unclear as other vaccines or just the adjuvant are used as placebos. With a short latency

latency is key

https://governmentslaves.news/2019/04/28/u-s-navy-acknowledges-mmr-vaccine-caused-viral-mumps-outbreak/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_29vdSjsYw

```To all vacc supporters >.> ``` ~

pic relevant to discussion. Use it to identify shills

on having autism though, the life expectancy is 36

this applies especially to those who got a severe form of ASD, so severe they can't take care of themselves and depend on psychologists, doctors and medications

growing out of it is nearly impossible in such a system where it's seen as genetic, therefore it's hard to get rid of this diagnosis. Ways to do so is by either stating the diagnosis is a misdiagnosis, state then an obvious environmental cause like mercury poisoning. Or just get a new identity (changing the citizen service number and names)

I never understood the placebo thing for testing vaccines

those critical to vaccines demand a study done with at least a latency of ten years, an inert placebo control (saline) group and further evaluation of health and the vaccine it's effectivity

most of the time, the placebo group used is a false placebo, that either only contained the previous vaccine or just adjuvants

which adds to the inaccuracy of determination of safety and effectiveness

Everyone should get the children vaccinated. I love Vaccines!

ICEBOX HIM

@Citizen Z

hey vaccinate your kids

I do vaccine to keep me clean

excellent

Vaccinate autism, problem solved.

Yes

Vaccinate to keep yourself clean?

Do you know the ingredients?

Yes! They make us feel good and stay healthier!

What are the ingredients? @boonie1020

@Citizen Z typically the active ingredient, plus different preservatives and shit, like aluminum, and yeast and gelatin

ello

ello, fellow americans

@indio007 Basically how it works

The more people vaccinated the less risk there is

ideologically, it's called collectivism

to be more accurate, medical collectivism

name at least two medical collectivist theories

@Pinnaplia so why did a mumps outbreak take place in a US navy vessel?

one extra detail: vaccination rate in military is 100%

Because diseases, when allowed to exist, can mutate. These mutations can cause vaccines to be ineffective. That's why mumps and measles basically didn't exist (in the US) before this movement against vaccinations started in full swing. A mutation that made the vaccine ineffective would be the most likely explanation, anyway

how is it then possible that the highly vaccinated groups are having highest numbers of these diseases?

Because they... Aren't? The vast majority of people in the US that are vaccinated is going exponentially down. Either people not getting their kids vaccinated, or not renewing their vaccine. So when people who are vaccinated are exposed to newer, mutated versions of the disease, they subsequently get affected.

That's not to say like, immediately trust the yearly flu shot or new vaccines coming out in response to the growing epidemics. Do your research on their development, make sure they're safely producing it and using the modern methods and all that

high vaccination rates, think again

speaking of their development and safety studies, mostly they are 1) done by the manufacturer, 2) not tested with an inert placebo group and 3) have no latency 5-10 years or longer