Going outside and being hit by a bus is the same as getting vaccinations.... ignorance and not aware of surroundings by making poor choices.
The point is, life is risky. You’re taking a risk by walking down your stairs in the morning, by walking outside, by driving to work, etc. Almost 1.3 million people die in car crashes every year, while many tens of millions more are injured or disabled. But we all get into our cars and drive to work every day. We do that because we feel that the benefits outweigh the costs, even though we could easily lose our lives. It almost defies common sense, doesn’t it?
Kids aren’t allowed to bring peanut butter to school if even one child in the whole school is allergic to peanuts. Why? Because the cost of that one child potentially losing his/her life outweighs the benefit of the rest of the children being allowed to enjoy peanut butter sandwiches.
The benefits of mass vaccination outweigh the costs of not vaccinating, given that millions of lives are saved by those vaccines and diseases that have been known to cause mass human suffering can be virtually wiped out. Herd immunity works. There can be some very negative side effects for some people, nobody denies that. But incidences of such are quite rare. Vaccines help vastly more people than they hurt.
There is stupified risk taking and diligent risk taking. Destroyed for lack of unbiased knowledge.
Pursue the goal of better sanitation with the billions of dollars for third world countries.
Pouring billions of dollars into vaccines in the Third World saves millions of lives every year. That is demonstrable. Pouring money into better sanitation is also a worthy goal.
You keep saying it's because we had vaccines for so long because that's what they tell you to believe.
Who are “they?” and why do you think they’re talking to me?
One can easily research their own unbiased side of history and conclude vaccinations aren't the reason and have caused more harm than good.
Yes, one can do their own unbiased research if one looks for said research on academic and scientific sites. If one does so, one will find a plethora of evidence indicating that vaccines have caused far more good than harm.
We aren't free of diseases, once again 1 in 4 children are diagnosed with a disease and many with cancers and all sorts of other diseases since vaccines.
Who said we are free of diseases? I said we are free of many of the diseases we have been vaccinating against for many years.
Again, where do you get that number from?
Gone are not the days of children dying. If you're an admirer of population control, and getting people sick to treat them with more medicine(evil cyclistic cycle of $ making) that is your choice.
Again, you misquote me. I didn’t say children don’t die. I said “gone are the days when large amounts of children died before the age of 5 from preventable or curable illnesses.” According to the CDC the infant mortality rate declined greater than 90% from 1915 to 1997.
https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm4838a2.htm
Depending on what part of the world we’re talking about, up until about the second half of the 19th century, anywhere from a quarter to one third of children died before the age of five.
http://www.history.co.uk/study-topics/history-of-death/trends-in-death
http://www.who.int/bulletin/archives/78(10)1175.pdf
https://opentextbc.ca/preconfederation/chapter/childhood-in-a-dangerous-time/
How does this not make sense to you: If you're given a vaccine that is 80-90% effective, there is a 10-20% you're not immune to said disease without even knowing and spouting off how others are dangerous and irresponsible. If you are one of the 80-90%, you are good to go for a few years, with each year the immunity to said disease wearing off significantly.
That is why it’s important for a large amount of the population to be vaccinated; to protect the unprotected and under-protected from contracting the diseases.
I’m sorry, but I don’t think your logic makes very much sense. 80-90% Effectiveness is preferential to 0% effectiveness (from not being vaccinated), is it not? I mean, using your line of reasoning, people shouldn’t bother using condoms given that they’re only effective 98% of the time.
I think I’ve already explained why I feel it’s irresponsible not to vaccinate.
Here comes your teenage years and adult years, still spouting off how others are dangerous and irresponsible while just about all the vaccines pumped into you have completely worn off and you're just as dangerous and irresponsible and identify as part of some herd of cattle myth. Where is the logic and rational thinking behind that besides placebo?
Is there anyone who hasn’t heard of booster shots?
Why do you keep talking about placebo?
Common sense you cannot seem to see once more: you earlier chose a child with live virus's being around kids in schools, daycare, perhaps anywhere as more safe than a healthy person.
Help me better understand your version of common sense without the mental indoctrination psychologically.
I’ve already addressed your “shedding” claim.
I don’t know where you’re pulling this common sense from, but it isn’t making much sense. There’s no mental indoctrination here.