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**Dweplyododo** · 08-04-2012, 02:10 AM

http://www.naturalnews.com/Vaccines_...ull_Story.html

Comments please ?

My comment is, yes, there is a small but finite risk associated with vaccination, but overall it is of immense value to the health and wellbeing of the community. This is easily proven to anybody who is not totally blinkered by prejudice.

Some people, unfortunately, are happy to accept the benefits of herd immunity without playing their part. They ride on the coat-tails of the more responsible members of the community. I call them irresponsible tossers, though it is possible that some of them are just poor misguided haflwits who have been misled by propaganda disseminated by various groups whose agenda is unclear.

(Footnote: my wife works at the Children's Hospital. She is frequently in contact with new refugee family groups - currently largely Sudanese. The mothers are hugely in favour of vacination and getting their kids sorted out is a major priority - something not avaiable in their country of origin. They have witnessed the morbidity and mortality caused by "harmless" childhood infections such as measles, polio, diphtheria, etc.)

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Dweplyododo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 539 Senior Member	http://www.naturalnews.com/Vaccines_...ull_Story.html Comments please ? My comment is, yes, there is a small but finite risk associated with vaccination, but overall it is of immense value to the health and wellbeing of the community. This is easily proven to anybody who is not totally blinkered by prejudice. Some people, unfortunately, are happy to accept the benefits of herd immunity without playing their part. They ride on the coat-tails of the more responsible members of the community. I call them irresponsible tossers, though it is possible that some of them are just poor misguided haflwits who have been misled by propaganda disseminated by various groups whose agenda is unclear. (Footnote: my wife works at the Children's Hospital. She is frequently in contact with new refugee family groups - currently largely Sudanese. The mothers are hugely in favour of vacination and getting their kids sorted out is a major priority - something not avaiable in their country of origin. They have witnessed the morbidity and mortality caused by "harmless" childhood infections such as measles, polio, diphtheria, etc.)
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