animal rights/vaccinations

[Guest guest]

Maybe I'm wrong in thinking this anyway but if someone claims to support

animal rights, is a spokesperson and in one sentence talks about animals rights

and the next sentence says don't worry I'm safe I'm up to date on my

shots/vaccinations. Wouldn't you consider that being a hypocrite. Unless they

aren't

uneducated on what ingredients are in vaccinations. Sorry for some reason

this really bothered me and I know I can't vent about it on my Mommy

groups.

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[Guest guest]

Should of added sorry I wasn't clearer I was talking about PETA's views and

human vaccinations. A spokesperson for PETA said she was up to date on all

her vaccinations. They have a campaign against animal experimentation and I

would think that would include using animals to create vaccinations.(washed

sheep skins, monkey kidney cells and calf serum) Yet the Spokesperson said she

just had a vaccination and was up to date on everything.

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[Guest guest]

It is, without doubt, a contradiction. Sadly, it is really no different

than a parent of a child being passionate about administering vaccines (many

of my friends…)! They simply do not know, have not taken the time to

research, think that I’m the nut, and likely takes the doctor/veterinarian’s

word as gospel truth. Now, if that same individual does NOT vaccinate their

children, but vaccinates their *animal*, that is what really gets my goat,

er…feathers ruffled, furrr-up, hmm, how about, panties in a bind!

~Chris

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Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2008 5:37 AM

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Subject: animal rights/vaccinations

Maybe I'm wrong in thinking this anyway but if someone claims to support

animal rights, is a spokesperson and in one sentence talks about animals

rights

and the next sentence says don't worry I'm safe I'm up to date on my

shots/vaccinations. Wouldn't you consider that being a hypocrite. Unless

they aren't

uneducated on what ingredients are in vaccinations. Sorry for some reason

this really bothered me and I know I can't vent about it on my Mommy

groups.

**************It's only a deal if it's where you want to go. Find your

travel

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[Guest guest]

Hmmm, it still sounds to me that she is horribly misinformed; again, taking

the medical communities word that vaccinations are absolutely necessary for

prevention. I would be interesting to know for certain if PETA”s campaign

included the creation of vaccines, but my hunch says it doesn’t. I seem to

recall a conversation, a few months ago, on an animal vaccine board, that

discussed PETA as a force to be reckoned with. Some felt they were

powerless, others vehemently disagreed…anyway to digress for a moment, it

could be that this woman, though a spokesperson, may just be one of those

people who jumps on the bandwagon of the latest ‘cause’, without truly

thinking the issues through, and becoming well informed.

I remember a you-tube video clip that my husband emailed me about a year

ago…anyone will jump onboard some issues without doing any research…just as

the folks on the video who were signing a petition to have “dihydrogen

monoxide” banned…and people left and right were signing the petition for

this chemical compound that *must* be banned from our environment…the

petition was presented at an environmental-issue awareness fair of sorts.

Hilarious really, just the fact that people were signing this petition to

have this chemical compound banned, without knowing a thing about it.

Anyone will get on board a *cause*! And for those of you who don’t know

what dihydrogen monoxide is…well it’s H2O. yes, water. I would put this

woman, whom you’ve mentioned, in the same category as the folks signing the

petition to have water banned.

Here’s the clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzLs60ZaNW4

<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzLs60ZaNW4 & feature=related>

& feature=related

~Chris

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From: Vaccinations [mailto:Vaccinations ] On

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Sent: Wednesday, August 20, 2008 7:52 AM

Vaccinations

Subject: Re: animal rights/vaccinations

Should of added sorry I wasn't clearer I was talking about PETA's views and

human vaccinations. A spokesperson for PETA said she was up to date on all

her vaccinations. They have a campaign against animal experimentation and I

would think that would include using animals to create vaccinations.(washed

sheep skins, monkey kidney cells and calf serum) Yet the Spokesperson said

she

just had a vaccination and was up to date on everything.

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