It's Wrong to Rob Parents of Choice

re: It's Wrong to Rob Parents of Choice

Anathema — Tue, 13 May 2008 16:00:45 GMT

Vaccinations are declared unilaterally safe for every child.

Now, please sign here, here and here that you acknowledge and are aware of the risks from vaccines.

re: It's Wrong to Rob Parents of Choice

Robubba — Tue, 13 May 2008 14:42:55 GMT

Pfft, If I had known about this site before I got my tetanus shot, I would have refused it. I'm glad I was a healthyish child. Who knows what that crap did to me. And if I get kicked out of school because I refuse to become vaccinated, then I'm being home-schooled. I learn more alone anyways. Maybe action will be taken against vaccines once all the children are kicked out of school.

re: It's Wrong to Rob Parents of Choice

aquifolia — Tue, 13 May 2008 13:54:15 GMT

i have discovered that the US Air Force will not accept a waiver of any kind, medical or religious, for my children to attend their on base school or CDC. now, since i am in Texas, i can get around that by using the public and private schools around here. but what about the families overseas with the language barrier??? once again the choice is taken from the parent. i have decided to write the Air Force with reasons why waivers should be accepted in case of an overseas assignment. the US Army allows for waivers, why not the Air Force???hmmmm

re: It's Wrong to Rob Parents of Choice

weaver_3 — Tue, 13 May 2008 13:17:07 GMT

If the MMR vaccine is truly effective in preventing any of the MMR diseases in the innoculated child then their is NO public health issue of allowing a non-innoculated child into the public school system as an inoculated child could not become diseased from the non-innoculated.

If the so-called public health issue is about universal health care where the state pays for the treatment of a diseased non-innoculated child then the solution is to pass on the cost of care to the parent(s) that chose to not have their child innoculated. The parent assumes the total responsibility, not a nanny-state.

Grandpa Weaver

re: It's Wrong to Rob Parents of Choice

limelemon — Tue, 13 May 2008 13:06:35 GMT

The burden of proof is on whomever is calling for vaccinations.

Prove to me that vaccinations are safe and effective.

I don't need to prove to you that they are dangerous.

re: It's Wrong to Rob Parents of Choice

david — Tue, 13 May 2008 10:39:46 GMT

An outrageous proposal from someone who obviously needs to do more homework.
I am still waiting for any of the UK official health departments I have contacted to supply me with any kind of reliable vaccine efficacy figures...nothing...why?
Only 'manufacturer funded' data and hypothetical figures.Why no 'real world' simple test results?What? they don't have any?....Or the results weren't favourable?...I can't believe that...