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>> The lnik between MMR and autism has been debunked for a while. The idiot who wrote the findings admitted he lied.�Measels were gone. Now they are back, thanks to the anti-vaxxers and their propaganda.�
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@notfromhere: Vaccinate yourself and your kids and let those who want to opt out deal with the illness.
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No sympathy and no public aid to treat them for that illnes sfor�those who refuse vaccinations.� If you want to be part of the problem, then finance that portion of your healthcare yourself.��� Personal choice also means learning to live with the consequences of their actions.
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Yes it is a personal choice, and they are within their rights to make that choice, but by opting out, they are helping to bring back illness that had been eradicated until this "no vaccine" movement.
@donnatella:� I think you're right Donnatella, I'm inclined to agree wholeheartedly because we all make choices and we should have to be responsible for the outcome of those choices. However in many cases there are children that had the misfortune of being born to parents that can't seem to make a decent choice. In too many cases it's the children that pay the price for adult stupidity. Should we make those children live with the consequences of their parents actions? I do understand what you're saying but it's another one of those things that there just isn't any good answer.
@BlissfullyRetired:�Make those parents financially responsible...end of story.�
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It's the "what about the poor children" cry-baby scenarios that have allowed our country's "welfare" system to run amuck.�This "what about the poor children" allows people to live generation after generation on their *** in front of the TV and be the "DON'Ts and WON'Ts" of this world, so the country can live with the fact that they are "taking care of the poor children."� That's BULL****!!!!!!!�
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This is simply coddling laziness.� �If you are going to crack down on irresponsible behavior, then do it.� That goes for lazy welfare queens and that also goes for everyone who refuses vaccines.� Un-vaccinated people are what allows outbreaks to thrive.�
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There are tons of "what ifs" and "exceptions" to every scenario if you sit there and think about them. This country needs to grow a pair and fix these issues of coddling and make people personally responsible for their own actions. If you don't work, you don't eat.� If you don't protect your family with vaccines, you take the risk of major illness or worse.�
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You are either part of the solution or you are part of the problem.�
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Welfare people are not typically the ones who opt out of vaccines. Vaccines are free for them and they generally do what they are told. They are the sheeple. People who choose no vaccine or slow vaccine are people who have done alternative research and don't believe everything the government and the ABC Agencies have to say about our wellbeing and the wellbeing of our children.
Bottom line, we all have the right to choose what poisons we will or won't put into our own and our children's bodies. In other countries, tyrannical governments go door to door giving vaccines to children whether the parents want it or not. If you want your children "protected" from disease, have them vaccinated. If you want them protected from God-knows-what additives in those vaccines, don't. If you don't want your loved ones on immune suppressing medications to be exposed to live vaccines, put those off until it's appropriate for your family. If you are taking immune suppressing drugs and you enter public places like airports and churches where many children have recently received live vaccines, you are putting yourself at risk. If vaccines work, then your vaccinated children are protected, and you need not worry about what the rest of the population is doing.
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