
Originally Posted by
mashman
You start with the hypothesis of, If. There are no guarantees. There are people, sure they're a tiny percentage, but they're still people, who have theirs lives changed with 24 hours of being inoculated along with their family's lives. Denying that there is no causality is plain ignorant... yet that's exactly what happens and it takes a court battle of many years to settle things. Nuts.
Tin foil hats needed to discuss why, despite there being an observable link, no "physical" evidence has been found. Smoke, fire, tin foil.
If we want rid of the viruses, then cease all vaccination. The weak will die and the disease will be eradicated once and for all? If you're inoculated then you have nothing to worry about, right?
We didn't have vaccination for about the first 100,000 years of human evolution - and yet we still died en masse from Viruses, within 100 years of discovering vaccinations, we wiped out Small pox (which was killing millions a year globally) - I think that evidence alone weighs heavily in my favour.
If the price to pay for that is a few people have adverse reactions for a few days and even fewer have severe complications and maybe one or 2 unfortunate souls die - when you weight that against the Millions that did die on a yearly basis - yes I pay the price gladly - sleeping well on the fact that the few who die due to the vaccine would have died anyway when exposed to the real virus.
as for no Causality - if you are talking about Autism - yes, there is NO causality - that research has been debunked both scientifically and ethically.
Physics; Thou art a cruel, heartless Bitch-of-a-Mistress
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