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Old 04-22-2009, 07:45 PM   #107
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I think I'm to the point where I can agree that for life threatening conditions with a realistic likelihood of contact where one lives within one's lifetime, it's almost (if not) always prudent to get vaccinated.
Or even if it's not likely, vaccinations keep it that way. Herd immunity.

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Am I a danger to society or the workplace I am in if I don't get a flu shot??
Depends on how you define danger. There's a cost to society.

Like everything in life it's a risk/reward evaluation. The problem is most people's risk meter is skewed, they get all wacky about vaccines but then happily pile all the kids into the minivan for a day at the park.

(Or are blissfully unaware of the actual risk if their child contracts one of the things the vaccines combat, no one seems to remember how terrible these things were)
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