blitzkrieg wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
1,300 cases is too many. Especially for those 1,300 and their families.
Saying this, 1,300 cases over 20 years pales in comparison with the billions of people who have benefited from vaccines.
The benefits of vaccines far outweigh the risks.
I pose this question: What do you think would have happened had vaccines not been created? There is no "natural immunity" to disease if someone dies from it well before any person wants to die.
I am not arguing against vaccines here - simply pointing out a small risk. I agree with you.
If you feel ill in any way after a vaccine - take note. It is not imagined.
If you find them 'okay', then you can happily continue with them.
your trainweaking~!
first off, half or most of the injuries are a distinct childhood development problem, the rest are seizures - and I dont think the article bothers with a potential link, or even specifies if it is childhood specific.
Second, the Covid shots are quite different than MMR and whatever else it may have been. I mean if a pill gave you a brain injury or "feeling sick", would it make any sense to say "I cant take oral medication, It gives me autism" - Esp during a pandemic and as a warning against a futuristic new pill that couldnt be more different than the one who gave you a brain injury that you cant call autism for money wtf lol"
If Wakefield can be salvaged, you miss the one thing I can currently see,
Or bury it...