Has ACLU ever been contacted about vaccine issues?

[Guest guest]

This would be VERY interesting to know! They sure seem to get all over

Christian stuff really fast.......I wonder if they would get involved with

this!

Debi

[Guest guest]

I contacted the ACLU here in Missouri. The woman on the phone asked me what

I was calling about. I told her and she was very nice. She said that she

had some phone calls to make and then she was going to call me right back.

She took down my name and phone number and I never heard from her again.

People just don't want to mess with the vaccine issue. I called when they

were mandating the Hep A vaccine here for food service workers. I didn't

even bother calling when they were trying to mandate more vaccines for school

children. Maybe someone else will have better luck than I did.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/9/00 12:08:36 AM Central Daylight Time, OPU@...

writes:

<<

They also represent the KKK and Nazi parties right to demostrate under

freedom of speech.

>>

Oh, but, don't forget--we might be imposing on other people's right if we

don't be good little citizens and get out shots. Whatever!

[Guest guest]

> The ACLU amazes me. Several years back they defended NAMBLA (North

American

> Man to Boy Lovers Association). It is a group of sick men that sit around

> and discuss how to lure young pre teen boys to have sex with them. The

local

> library kicked them out, but the ACLU defended them, saying they were not

> breaking any laws and that the library has to allow them to have their

> meetings if they are going to allow other groups to be there. They won.

I

> don't mean to get off the subject, but how can they defend them and not

> people wanting to avoid vaccines????? Amazing!!!

They also represent the KKK and Nazi parties right to demostrate under

freedom of speech.

(

[Guest guest]

Two weeks ago the cartoon, South Park, on the Comedy Channel dealt with

NAMBLA. I never thought anyone could make that subject funny, but they

did. There was a scene where the FBI raided the wrong " NABLA " (north

american Marlon Brando Look-alike Assn.!! Last week they spoofed

wholistic medicine.

gary

On Sun, 9 Jul 2000 00:50:27 EDT Jcannand@... writes:

> In a message dated 7/8/00 11:00:44 PM Central Daylight Time,

> gk-cfic@...

> writes:

>

> << The person who originally clued me into the vax issue told me

> once that

> he contacted the NYCLU about it. They said they wouldn't touch the

> issue.

> Because diseases are contagious, it no longer remains a PERSONAL

> liberty.

> But the germ theory can be disputed, and I think that we should do

> so at

> every opportunity. It will take its toll eventually, and weakening

> that

> justification for vaccination will go a long way towards weakening

> the

> justification to mandate it by law.

>

> gary

> >>

> The ACLU amazes me. Several years back they defended NAMBLA (North

> American

> Man to Boy Lovers Association). It is a group of sick men that sit

> around

> and discuss how to lure young pre teen boys to have sex with them.

> The local

> library kicked them out, but the ACLU defended them, saying they

> were not

> breaking any laws and that the library has to allow them to have

> their

> meetings if they are going to allow other groups to be there. They

> won. I

> don't mean to get off the subject, but how can they defend them and

> not

> people wanting to avoid vaccines????? Amazing!!!

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 7/9/00 12:00:47 AM Eastern Daylight Time, gk-cfic@...

writes:

<< hey said they wouldn't touch the issue.

Because diseases are contagious, it no longer remains a PERSONAL liberty >>

Ok, so even if you go by their theory then that diseases are contagious and

that if you are vaccinated against them all is well...then it should STILL be

a personal issue as my unvaccinated children are no threat to their

vaccinated kids. RIGHT??? All goes back to money.

I told my neighbor the same thing a few months ago. She found out her son was

autistic and wants to join a task force to fight vaccines and so forth. I

told her that would be nice and I don't discourage it, but they will NEVER

admit damage. They may faze out some vaccines change the ing. or so forth,

but will never admit to autism damage. The money is just too big. And,

everyone makes money from vaccines. We have no chance..The gov. the drs. the

drug companies. They'll fight to no end. NOt that we shouldn't go against

them, but we have to realize that they will not admit wrongdoing.

www.diapers.bizland.com

[Guest guest]

If everyone from the vaccine movement were to call, write and e-mail them

constantly on the subject, maybe they would get involved? All we need to do

is convince 1 ACLU lawyer that it is a worthy cause.

Cory

Re: Has ACLU ever been contacted about vaccine

issues?

> Two weeks ago the cartoon, South Park, on the Comedy Channel dealt with

> NAMBLA. I never thought anyone could make that subject funny, but they

> did. There was a scene where the FBI raided the wrong " NABLA " (north

> american Marlon Brando Look-alike Assn.!! Last week they spoofed

> wholistic medicine.

>

> gary

>

>

>

> On Sun, 9 Jul 2000 00:50:27 EDT Jcannand@... writes:

> > In a message dated 7/8/00 11:00:44 PM Central Daylight Time,

> > gk-cfic@...

> > writes:

> >

> > << The person who originally clued me into the vax issue told me

> > once that

> > he contacted the NYCLU about it. They said they wouldn't touch the

> > issue.

> > Because diseases are contagious, it no longer remains a PERSONAL

> > liberty.

> > But the germ theory can be disputed, and I think that we should do

> > so at

> > every opportunity. It will take its toll eventually, and weakening

> > that

> > justification for vaccination will go a long way towards weakening

> > the

> > justification to mandate it by law.

> >

> > gary

> > >>

> > The ACLU amazes me. Several years back they defended NAMBLA (North

> > American

> > Man to Boy Lovers Association). It is a group of sick men that sit

> > around

> > and discuss how to lure young pre teen boys to have sex with them.

> > The local

> > library kicked them out, but the ACLU defended them, saying they

> > were not

> > breaking any laws and that the library has to allow them to have

> > their

> > meetings if they are going to allow other groups to be there. They

> > won. I

> > don't mean to get off the subject, but how can they defend them and

> > not

> > people wanting to avoid vaccines????? Amazing!!!

> >

> >

> >

> >

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