A lot of native tribes in South America that were iscolated from civilization caught tuburculosis when they met people from the outside world. They needed to get vaccinated in order to stay safe from other people carrying the disease.
Alrighty, we all acknowledge that vaccines do not cure diseases. But, it does have the ability to make it die out. There are adverse reactions to some vaccines, but they are rare, if not very uncommon.
@Mike Ty is this right, in your opinion?
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"The end result is that under the 1986
Act, every pediatric vaccine recommended by
the CDC creates for its manufacturer a
liability-free captive market of 78 million
children with guaranteed payment. "
That is an political-economic issue, not a medical concern. I do not think the actions of pharmaceuticals are justified in any way, but the practice of administering vaccines is.
@Mike Ty most...like you...believe vaccines are wonderful. However I am no fool...and would never trust big pharma, an industry that polices themselves and stands to make billions upon billions of dollars.
