Thinking of getting vaccinated?

[Virago]

And it's one that clearly spells out the fact that questions regarding the safety of vaccines, whether well-founded or not, will not be tolerated.

Will? Or was? 33 years.

[Katman]

Will? Or was? 33 years.

If you think the same mind-set doesn't exist today, I'd suggest you're being incredibly naive.

[Katman]

How about the fact that compounds like polysorbate 80, which are used to overcome the blood/brain barrier, are also used in vaccines.

Is it possible that these compounds are also allowing adjuvant ingredients such as mercury and aluminium to cross that same barrier?

[husaberg]

How about the fact that compounds like polysorbate 80, which are used to overcome the blood/brain barrier, are also used in vaccines.

Is it possible that these compounds are also allowing adjuvant ingredients such as mercury and aluminium to cross that same barrier?

If you think the same mind-set doesn't exist today, I'd suggest you're being incredibly naive.

How much do you sincerely believe your beliefs are based on extreme paranoia?
Maybe you should start another poll.

[Katman]

The FDA have set a safety limit for aluminium of 5 micrograms per kilogram of body weight.

Therefore, a 4 kilogram baby would have a maximum allowance of 20 micrograms of aluminium.

Turns out that vaccines are not required to adhere to those safety limits.

Vaccine doses will commonly contain around 250 micrograms of aluminium. (And some contain considerably more).

[husaberg]

How about the fact that compounds like polysorbate 80, which are used to overcome the blood/brain barrier, are also used in vaccines.

Is it possible that these compounds are also allowing adjuvant ingredients such as mercury and aluminium to cross that same barrier?

The FDA have set a safety limit for aluminium of 5 micrograms per kilogram of body weight.

Therefore, a 4 kilogram baby would have a maximum allowance of 20 micrograms of aluminium.

Turns out that vaccines are not required to adhere to those safety limits.

Vaccine doses will commonly contain around 250 micrograms of aluminium. (And some contain considerably more).

Youre Gish Galloping again.

[bogan]

And it's one that clearly spells out the fact that questions regarding the safety of vaccines, whether well-founded or not, will not be tolerated.

That's one interpretation, there is another. Which is that the public should be educated well enough about the pros and cons of a vaccine to put any 'well founded' doubts into perspective (thus non-existence), thus preventing the ignorant from choosing not to vaccinate and harming the population as a whole by providing refuge for easily preventable diseases.

[Katman]

And has anyone yet claimed the $100,000 on offer for being able produce one single study that shows thimerosal is a safe ingredient in vaccines?

[Katman]

That's one interpretation, there is another. Which is that the public should be educated well enough about the pros and cons of a vaccine to put any 'well founded' doubts into perspective (thus non-existence), thus preventing the ignorant from choosing not to vaccinate and harming the population as a whole by providing refuge for easily preventable diseases.

So how are you getting on with the videos?

[husaberg]

TORONTO – Jenny McCarthy, the celebrity mom who has been outspoken about linking vaccines to autism, is eating her words.
In an op-ed published in the Chicago Sun Times, McCarthy said that she’s “pro-vaccine.” It’s just that she was misbranded and misunderstood, she suggests.

“I believe in the importance of a vaccine program and I believe parents have the right to choose one poke per visit. I’ve never told anyone to not vaccinate,” McCarthy said.

She says “blatantly inaccurate blog posts about my position have been accepted as truth by the public.”
Her opinion piece incited backlash from her critics. McCarthy provides statements she made about vaccination in the past – including “Please understand that we are not an anti-vaccine group. We are demanding safe vaccines.” Her critics say it’s too little too late.

bahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaa

[bogan]

So how are you getting on with the videos?

I gave Ep 2 10 minutes, it said the right things to start with (that which was on the tin also); unbiased examination of the science etc. It then proceeded to outline scenarios and methods which could pervert studies, yet failed to put forward any sort of examination of studies to show that had actually happened.

I give it 5 out of 5 snake oils; it's made to sound good to those not well versed in the scientific method, but has nothing of substance.

[Katman]

I gave Ep 2 10 minutes, it said the right things to start with (that which was on the tin also); unbiased examination of the science etc. It then proceeded to outline scenarios and methods which could pervert studies, yet failed to put forward any sort of examination of studies to show that had actually happened.

I give it 5 out of 5 snake oils; it's made to sound good to those not well versed in the scientific method, but has nothing of substance.

Why are you so against educating yourself?

[bogan]

Why are you so against educating yourself?

Would you like to rationally discuss the content I watched, or not?

[Katman]

Pregnant women are now being warned against eating certain fish due to the level of mercury in them and yet they are being actively encouraged to get the flu vaccine which contains an even more toxic version of mercury.

Does that make any sense?

[Katman]

Would you like to rationally discuss the content I watched, or not?

You've watched 10 minutes worth of 3 and a half hours content.

How can you possibly discuss it?