Re: Re: Vaccinations - it's benefits (if any) & how much is it better/safer since 2001.

[Guest guest]

That seems to be the root of the whole vaccination craze. It has

become so inconvenient to be human that most people will do anything

possible to avoid it. The major issue is it isn't just with fatal

diseases or those which have long-term effects like paralysis - it is

with things like chickenpox which is pretty much harmless although

unpleasant. Chickenpox causes kids to miss school, parents to have to

go to the doctor and either take off or hire a sitter - how tragic!

Personally, I *like* running a fever occasionally. It doesn't happen

often, but a slightly raised temp does wonders to kill off pathogens -

including those which are dormant in your gut and not currently making

you sick. I also don't mind having the occasional break from work

because I'm coughing, sneezing, itchy, or otherwise inconvenienced by

a germ. The only thing about sickness I really can't stand is

vomiting/dry heaving/nausea - but sipping on yogurt all day long does

wonders keeping that in check. IMHO, when sick you should enjoy

taking it easy for a day or two while your body gets stronger and more

able to fend off pathogens in the future. But then again, that brings

up the slave-driving tendencies of most profit-driven American

corporations... and the fear mongering which comes along with them.

-Lana, who is a little tired of the concept that human beings are

supposed to be robots.

> Don't know about you but I hate being sick.

[Guest guest]

That seems to be the root of the whole vaccination craze.

>

I think the root of the whole vaccination craze is the money being made by

Big Pharma! Instilling fear in us about getting sick spells big profits for

them.

Ann Marie