Thinking of getting vaccinated?

[matt.of.the.ingh]

No shit Sherlock.

The point I was making is that those 127 people who died of an anaphylactic reaction to the vaccine died because they received the vaccine.

Clear now?

I'm not sure. Have you realise that thousands more are saved because of vaccines?
Because that's part of the point.

If you have we can move on to stuff like herd immunity and how everyone bring vaccinated literally saves the lives of disabled babies.

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[Katman]

I'm not sure. Have you realise that thousands more are saved because of vaccines?

I think you mean 'potentially' saved.

Not getting the vaccine does not guarantee you'll contract the disease and contracting the disease does not guarantee you'll die from it.

[TheDemonLord]

Not getting the vaccine does not guarantee you'll contract the disease and contracting the disease does not guarantee you'll die from it.

I await your experiment on this...

[TheDemonLord]

Dude, that is still completely wild speculation.

If I tried coming at that you'd be trying to tear me to pieces.

Except for the part where I've already posted references in this thread, which you summarily ignored, just as you are doing now.

It's a bit of a difference.

[Katman]

Except for the part where I've already posted references in this thread, which you summarily ignored, just as you are doing now.

It's a bit of a difference.

If you posted them once before, you could post them again.

But I don't think you can.

[Katman]

I await your experiment on this...

I haven't had a measles vaccination for as long as I can remember.

And guess what, I had measles as a child and didn't die from it - and I'm still alive today.

[TheDemonLord]

I haven't had a measles vaccination for as long as I can remember.

And guess what, I had measles as a child and didn't die from it - and I'm still alive today.

"I crashed a bike without a Helmet once, I'm still alive, therefore no one needs to wear a Helmet to protect them from a Motorcycle Crash"

[Katman]

"I crashed a bike without a Helmet once, I'm still alive, therefore no one needs to wear a Helmet to protect them from a Motorcycle Crash"

If you say so.

[TheDemonLord]

If you posted them once before, you could post them again.

But I don't think you can.

I can, I can't be arsed.

And there are 2 key reasons why I can't be arsed:

1: You didn't accept it then, so why bother posting something you are only going to dismiss?
2: Husa's posted WHO data that backs up what I've been saying - although doesn't give an explicit number, using the power of a little Maths - it shows enough proof to show that I'm not making up the overarching point that more children have died in Japan as a result of contracting Measles than have died in the US as a result of severe allergic reaction and this is without adjusting for the differences in population sizes.

[TheDemonLord]

If you say so.

Well, lets repeat the experiment - if you'd like to go to the nearest NBC testing facility, contract Small Pox - and we'll then see if Vaccines work or not...

[Katman]

Well, lets repeat the experiment - if you'd like to go to the nearest NBC testing facility, contract Small Pox - and we'll then see if Vaccines work or not...

Really?

Why would anyone do that?

Wouldn't it be more sensible to not go there?

[Katman]

I can, I can't be arsed.

And there are 2 key reasons why I can't be arsed:

1: You didn't accept it then, so why bother posting something you are only going to dismiss?
2: Husa's posted WHO data that backs up what I've been saying - although doesn't give an explicit number, using the power of a little Maths - it shows enough proof to show that I'm not making up the overarching point that more children have died in Japan as a result of contracting Measles than have died in the US as a result of severe allergic reaction and this is without adjusting for the differences in population sizes.

Refer post #4341.

[husaberg]

I haven't had a measles vaccination for as long as I can remember.

And guess what, I had measles as a child and didn't die from it - and I'm still alive today.

Congratulation give that speech to all the parents in the world whose children did die from measles then troll them with that.
In 2016, an estimated 90 000 people died from measles – an 84% drop from more than 550 000 deaths in 2000 – according to a new report published today by leading health organizations. This marks the first time global measles deaths have fallen below 100 000 per year.

Japan is the classic example of what happens when vaccination rates fall.
Why is it Japan has had to mass vaccine hundreds of thousands of children over the last jew years it Measles is not significant.
by the way two measles jabs conveys lifetime immunity, One which is what most of Japans lost generation got. mostly too late to save their lives as they were delayed far later than the rest of the western world.

[Katman]

Congratulation give that speech to all the parents in the world whose children did die from measles then troll them with that.
In 2016, an estimated 90 000 people died from measles – an 84% drop from more than 550 000 deaths in 2000 – according to a new report published today by leading health organizations. This marks the first time global measles deaths have fallen below 100 000 per year.

And how many of those deaths were in countries with poor nutrition and hygiene standards?

[TheDemonLord]

Really?

Why would anyone do that?

Wouldn't it be more sensible to not go there?

So you aren't willing to put your Life where your Mouth is.

Glad to know you're an utter Hypocrite.