If vaccines are so effective and safe, then why are the approximately 93% of the population who are vaccinated for measles, so afraid of the 7% of the population who chose not to vaccinate? The vaccination supposedly makes you immune so that you cannot contract the disease, right? So what are all these vaccinated people afraid of? I can’t figure out this logic. In reality, the only people who should be concerned about an outbreak are the people who are not vaccinated, because the rest of us who are, are already protected. And we’re continuing to talk about this, why?
You can read one healthcare expert’s opinion here.
And you can read some real facts and statistics about vaccinations here.
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Posted at: TRS
Written By Tammy Messina
I don’t know why we’re continuing to talk about it, but you surely have some reason. You wrote the article, didn’t you?
When people want their recreational drugs legalized, they tell us, “It’s my body!”
When people want abortions, they tell us, “It’s my body!”
When you don’t want a vaccination… suddenly, it’s not your body anymore.
Well, probably they are horrified that these are decisions made on behalf of children against all rational and credible medical advice. Also, there are kids who cannot get vaccinated for medical reasons, and those kids are protected by the bubble of vaccinated people that surround them.