re: Were the Anti-vaxxers Right all Along?

Nope.

Kind of like unions, I support an anti-vaxxer's choice. But I also support their consequences.

autoimmune diseases, too

Without conflating the issue between anti-vaxx and medical tyranny, I think all sides could agree on the following:

1) The U.S. Healthcare system is severely flawed and works to only advance socialism agendas and more government programs while lobbyists, insiders, executives and politicians line their own pockets. For example, the highly inefficient application of U.S. taxpayer money going towards illegal immigrants/non-citizens.

2) There exists a big conflict of interest in the relationship between Government (FDA, WHO, CDC etc.) and the private corporations which provide medicines and treatment (Big Pharma) due to revolving doors and politics. As a result, people are not receiving the healthcare necessary to properly address their medical conditions, not to mention, the exorbitant prices of medicine in the name of pure profits for the fat executive board members.

3) In the name of profit, it can be argued that actual cures are being suppressed and its knowledge thereof in order to prolong said profits as a sustainable model going forward into infinity - as the saying goes, "there is no profit in curing when the money can roll in continuously via treatment"

Bottom line is that the anti-vaxxing community is a symptom of the loss of trust in their own Government in their ability to regulate proper healthcare for its own citizens.

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I think in general, vaccines are good science. I'm glad I didn't get polio, for example. But each vaccine needs to stand on its own - and I'm not sure an experimental mRNA vaccine doesn't cause more damage than it cures.

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Well stated sir.

Exactly. The author of this book also goes into detail about specific vaccines and SIDS. Thanking God my children are healthy after all this shite I allowed to be pumped into them

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If it costs them, so be it.

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But what about Grammy and the greater good of the community???????

Agree, if you don't have personal sovereignty you nothing- but I guess you're supposed to like it.

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How do we know there aren't other, more effective treatments

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bruh what the heck is more effective than damn near total eradication?

This board man

I donno.

COVID wasn’t scary enough to warrant a vaccine for me.

So I’ll gladly and patiently sit this one out on the sidelines and see how it plays out.

I feel confident in my decision and thankful I had the awareness to ask question and do research.

we have almost 100 years and hundreds of vaccines

many studies are done by the same people who want to make money

a couple half assed studies on one shot, and one side effect is not enough,

not at all

They're right to fight for the RIGHT of bodily autonomy in this case.

The benefits do however obviously outweigh the risks, in general. CV19 as a clear exception.