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Originally Posted by Mike Vernon
I find it funny how serious people get about an injection that they truly have no idea what it is. Sure the government will tell us that it prevents polio but how do we really know what is in it. Would it not be naive to just believe what is told to us without questioning it?
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We know because of the scientific method, 80 yrs of research and peer reviewed studies published for the public to see and in fact if you want to see what is in vaccines in your country you can very easily see those on government health websites.
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Whatever you believe is your own business. Just as what you choose to do is your own business. I could say that eating cheese burgers everyday is a much greater strain on our health system then anything else but at the end of the day you can eat as many cheese burgers as you want. If a person chooses not to get injected its his or her choice. And as far as the child is concerned if you are the legal guardian than its your choice. If you choose to feed your child cheese burgers all day everyday I can't stop you even though it will put a huge toll on the public health system. The right to choose and the right to be free is what makes our society great. If you want to have decisions forced upon you then go live in North Korea. I hear that government is never wrong....
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Eating cheeseburgers only affects that individual. Vaccines are a societal issue. Like I said the issue of "forcing vaccinations" is another topic, I think most people are against that, just wish people were better informed and would make the best decision for their children, not listen to Jenny McCarthy and other nutbags who spread disinformation and outright lies in order to turn people against one of the medical science's greatest success stories.