Effin' Measles in Vancouver

[LightKeeper]

Originally Posted by CRS

I'm going to make a few corrections here.

Last sentence is a bit of a mine field. Although you're right that everyone's immune system is different, I would not associate that with why controversy arises.

The controversy arise with the flu-shots is it doesn't work for everyone. Every individual's immune system is different.

I completely agree with vaccines shot for the major viruses like measles though.

[CRS]

Originally Posted by LightKeeper

The controversy arise with the flu-shots is it doesn't work for everyone. Every individual's immune system is different.

I completely agree with vaccines shot for the major viruses like measles though.

I don't think that the "controversy" arises because it doesn't work for everyone because people's immune systems are different. Vaccines don't work because it isn't designed for the strain of pathogen that one experiences.

Say the 2018 vaccine is designed for Flu A but the person experiences/contracts Flu B. By taking the vaccine for Flu A, it will not be effective in fighting Flu B which may lead someone to think "vaccines don't work for me". It simply isn't that the vaccine doesn't work, it's just you happened to have contracted a different strain.

[BIC_BAWS]

https://gizmodo.com/it-took-two-mont...ave-1833137421


Nearly a million USD bc of a non-vac

[SpeedStars]

^ and the parents still refuse to vaccinate their child.

They either have deep pockets or are completely bankrupt cause I can't fathom an insurance company would cover people that refuse to vaccinate.

[CharlesInCharge]

Vaccines with Dr. Toni Bark @1 hour mark

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