Thinking of getting vaccinated?

[Katman]

It might have been done as a precautionary measure.

According to the CDC it was done as a precautionary measure.

[Ocean1]

Due to the fact that mercury is a known neurotoxin I think it suggests there's a distinct possibility.

It's a possibility that exists only in the heads of fuckwits. The rest of the world sees such unadulterated childish bullshit as having been overwhelmingly repudiated by multiple independent lines of scientific evidence yonks ago.

Evidence, I see that shows no sign of either easing up, or indeed convincing fuckwits that they're fuckwits: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...64410X14006367

Now, isn't it well past your turn to round up some of the numerous relevant questions you've been cleverly ignoring for, like forever and actually answering them?

[Katman]

It's a possibility that exists only in the heads of fuckwits. The rest of the world sees such unadulterated childish bullshit as having been overwhelmingly repudiated by multiple independent lines of scientific evidence yonks ago.

Evidence, I see that shows no sign of either easing up, or indeed convincing fuckwits that they're fuckwits: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science...64410X14006367

Now, isn't it well past your turn to round up some of the numerous relevant questions you've been cleverly ignoring for, like forever and actually answering them?

Have a read of pages 26, 27 and 28 of the study that bogan linked.

[bogan]

According to the CDC it was done as a precautionary measure.

Seems fair enough to me, and sounds awfully like there is no reason to fear vaccines then. Glad we cleared that up, /thread.

[Katman]

Seems fair enough to me, and sounds awfully like there is no reason to fear vaccines then.

Except maybe the vaccines that still contain thimerosal.

And let's not forget the aluminium.

And I don't think we've even started on the formaldehyde and the glyphosate yet.

[bogan]

Except maybe the vaccines that still contain thimerosal.

Which we were just discussing, and found no scientific evidence that they were anything but safe.

And let's not forget the aluminium.

And I don't think we've even started on the formaldehyde and the glyphosate yet.

Pick the one you think is next most unsafe then, and offer up some scientific evidence as to why.

[Katman]

Which we were just discussing, and found no scientific evidence that they were anything but safe.

I'm sorry, I must have missed the bit where you provided scientific evidence that proves thimerosal in vaccines is 'safe'.

[riffer]

Ah, no, that would have been me that produced the evidence, not Bogan, although he has been making a lot of sense lately.

[Ocean1]

Have a read of pages 26, 27 and 28 of the study that bogan linked.

Be fucked, you're the one trying to prove vaccines aren't safe, you supply the evidence.

Only, so far all you've got is repetitive, unadulterated rehashed bullshit.

[Katman]

Be fucked, you're the one trying to prove vaccines aren't safe, you supply the evidence.

Only, so far all you've got is repetitive, unadulterated rehashed bullshit.

Is reading three small pages beyond your capability?

Perhaps you can at least try explaining why the American Academy of Pediatrics and the U.S. Public Health Service recommended removing thimerosal from childhood vaccines as rapidly as possible.

[Ocean1]

Is reading three small pages beyond your capability?

Perhaps you can explain why the American Academy of Pediatrics and the U.S. Public Health Service recommended removing thimerosal from childhood vaccines as rapidly as possible.

Just as soon as you answer a couple dozen of those outstanding questions.

In the meantime I'll settle for the vast majority of research clearly demonstrating that you're full of shit.

[Katman]

Just as soon as you answer a couple dozen of those outstanding questions.

In the meantime I'll settle for the vast majority of research clearly demonstrating that you're full of shit.

So that's a "sorry, I've got nothing" then?

[Ocean1]

So that's a "sorry, I've got nothing" then?

To a fuckwit that reads absolutely everything as proof that "Big Pharma is evel", yes.

Anything else would be far too threatening to your rampant reality dysfunction.

[bogan]

I'm sorry, I must have missed the bit where you provided scientific evidence that proves thimerosal in vaccines is 'safe'.

Just what form do you expect this evidence to take? Given the nashing of teeth from those trying to find scientific evidence proving it is harmful, and their utter incapability to do so, just what further testing do you think is required?

[eldog]

I am open to be corrected, but i am pretty sure it was to keep the brims in shape.

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

google interestingly also has this

There is a risk of mercury poisoning in the home in some cases. Exposure to mercury vapor may stem from cultural and religious reasons where mercury is sprinkled on the floor of a home or car, burned in a candle, or mixed with perfume. Due to widespread use and popular concern, the risk of toxicity from dental amalgam has been exhaustively investigated. Many studies have not revealed convincing evidence of toxicity .^[7][8] However, in 2015 research showed that an increased mercury release from dental amalgam restorations after exposure to electromagnetic fields is a potential hazard for hypersensitive people and pregnant women.^[9]



But according to some people, you cant believe everything you read on the internet.
then again you can, some of it.

like life, there are always trade offs, extremes, compromises.

some people can smoke heavily and drink to excess all their life - no worries
others it affects much more.

seen the effects of terminal lung cancer at the very end - not a nice way to go.
felt both very sorry for and privileged to have know (and been able to share) part of the patients life.