Thinking of getting vaccinated?

[husaberg]

Well I was always told it was to keep the hats shiny. Seemed to make sense, they always looked shiny and silvery.
then since your reply

I googled it out of interest

OMG

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erethism
or
"this was common among old England felt-hatmakers who used mercury to stabilize the wool in a process called felting, where hair was cut from a pelt of an animal such as a rabbit. The industrial workers were exposed to the mercury vapors, giving rise to the expression “mad as a hatter.”^[1] Some believe that the character the Mad Hatter in Lewis Carroll's Alice in Wonderland is an example of someone suffering from erethism, but the origin of this account is unclear. The character was almost certainly based on Theophilus Carter, an eccentric furniture dealer who was well known to Carroll.^[2]"

and
Especially in the 19th century, inorganic mercury in the form of mercuric nitrate was commonly used in the production of felt for hats.^[17] During a process called carroting, in which furs from small animals such as rabbits, hares or beavers were separated from their skins and matted together, an orange-colored solution containing mercuric nitrate was used as a smoothing agent. The resulting felt was then repeatedly shaped into large cones, shrunk in boiling water and dried.^[13] In treated felts, a slow reaction released volatile free mercury.^[18] Hatters (or milliners) who came into contact with vapours from the impregnated felt often worked in confined areas

quoted ex google

life.

So what does it all mean, ie what was the Hg for?
I understyand old miners also used to use there hats for processing the gold im not really sure how though, I have seen how Hg is attracted to fine gold and how it is burnt off, its nasty nasty stuff.
But far far diffeernt scale than the tiny ammounts used in vaccinations.

[Katman]

But far far diffeernt scale than the tiny ammounts used in vaccinations.

Used in tiny new born bodies.

[Ocean1]

In tiny new born bodies.

Dude, get a grip, by volume it's about half the amount of mercury contained in a 3 ounce can of tuna, and it's nowhere near as toxic.

You're not real good with this conspiracy shit, are you?

[husaberg]

Used in tiny new born bodies.

Yet, it has have been used For over 50 years without a single credible scientific study ever being able to proves it causes any harm.
It make me wonder why your own high levels of paranoia lead you to believe you know better.

Dude, get a grip, by volume it's about half the amount of mercury contained in a 3 ounce can of tuna, and it's nowhere near as toxic.
You're not real good with this conspiracy shit, are you?

Its rather surprising that he doesn't think having children is part of some global conspiracy to increase bank lending and sell diapers as well as inceasing big pharmas profits.
The shapesfifting aliens are bound to be behind it.

[Katman]

Dude, get a grip, by volume it's about half the amount of mercury contained in a 3 ounce can of tuna, and it's nowhere near as toxic.

You're not real good with this conspiracy shit, are you?

How many times do I have to point out to you stupid cunts that there's a big difference between ingesting and injecting?

[husaberg]

How many times do I have to point out to you stupid cunts that there's a big difference between eating and ingesting?

oh do go on.............

[bogan]

How many times do I have to point out to you stupid cunts that there's a big difference between ingesting and injecting?

He is clearly aware of that, it'd be why he mentioned that 'it was nowhere near as toxic'; ie, injected thimersol is nowhere near as toxic as ingested methylmercury from fish. Perhaps you need be reminded that there is a big difference between the two compounds?

[Ocean1]

He is clearly aware of that, it'd be why he mentioned that 'it was nowhere near as toxic'; ie, injected thimersol is nowhere near as toxic as ingested methylmercury from fish. Perhaps you need be reminded that there is a big difference between the two compounds?

Seems likely all dem actual heavy metals he plays with every day have fucked his brain.

[Grumph]

Seems likely all dem actual heavy metals he plays with every day have fucked his brain.

If by heavy metals you mean harleys, you're probably right...I had a mate down here who made a good living for a while out of looking after gang bikes.
After a while the paranoia which is an integral part of the gang lifestyle rubbed off on him. It was sad, the intervention required an AOS callout as he habitually went armed. He came right in the end so there may be some hope for Katman....

[Katman]

https://link.springer.com/epdf/10.10...OTtdLKDj04p9Z1

[Mike.Gayner]

Had my 12 week old boy vaccinated yesterday. Asked the doctor for the injection with extra mercury. Hopefully he doesn't catch the autisms.

[RDJ]

Sadly there is no vaccine against anti-vaxxers' stupidity. Or more accurately stated, their selfishness in knowing they are protected by those who vaccinate, so they can both virtue-signal and choose irresponsibly.

[bogan]

https://link.springer.com/epdf/10.10...OTtdLKDj04p9Z1

Table 8 is worth looking into in that article. It shows the AEs (adverse affects) vs SAEs (serious adverse affects), the AEs outnumber the SAEs by a factor of 14, yet the AEs are used when comparing likelihood of catching the disease vaccinated against (which is generally of seriously adverse consequence). Giving that headline a quick google though, it's crazy just how many anit-vaccers are unable to see the big picture, republishing the abstract or quoting a comparison from the intro section as though it is meaningful science, it's utterly ridiculous, I wonder how many have even opened the full text article, let alone read it, let alone understood it.

[Katman]

Table 8 is worth looking into in that article. It shows the AEs (adverse affects) vs SAEs (serious adverse affects), the AEs outnumber the SAEs by a factor of 14, yet the AEs are used when comparing likelihood of catching the disease vaccinated against (which is generally of seriously adverse consequence).

Bullshit.

Catching measles is generally a rather inconsequential issue these days - as long as it's contained.

[bogan]

Bullshit.

Catching measles is generally a rather inconsequential issue these days - as long as it's contained.

You clearly haven't read what they categorised as Adverse Effects and Serious Adverse Effects, did you even make it passed the abstract?