Are conservatives opposing vaccine mandates like RFK, or is it just COVID vaccine mandates? |
If the goverment puts in the contract that Covid vaccines were required, that’s a mandate |
They have begun opposing all vaccine mandates |
Uh, I did. Vaccination is basically an entirely fraudulent industry. Industry being the key word. People give credit to vaccination that rightly belong to nutrition and sanitation. |
Vaccines are a liberal plot. Bring back polio. Being crippled builds character. MAGA |
You think the polio vaccine was a fraud? |
You think a disease that is spread by feces was cured by a vaccine and not sanitation improvements? "Polio occurs naturally only in humans.[1] It is highly infectious, and is spread from person to person either through fecal–oral transmission[1][6] (e.g. poor hygiene, or by ingestion of food or water contaminated by human feces), or via the oral–oral route." |
I don’t feel the need to debate you on settled historical facts. I can also ask people alive at the time the vaccine was introduced. But you’ve revealed quite a bit about how misinformed certain people are. |
Chickenpox cases are down 97% since the vaccine came out. That's also the virus behind shingles so those benefits will carry forward. But go ahead and blame scientific advancement on you doing a better job wiping your ass. That seems on-brand. |
And yet polio was eradicated by the spread of vaccines to other countries where the sanitation infrastructure severely lagged in modernization. Why do you think you know more than scientists that have made if their life's work eradicate polio? What makes you think that you know better? |
I'll make a deal with you, how about you take your Polio vaccinated self to the westernmost parts of Pakistan and drink out of a bunch of stagnant pools of water. I'll keep my unvaccinated self here and drink clean tap water. We'll see who gets Polio first. |
For some odd reason 100 rounds of vaccination hasn't eradicated polio in Pakistan. Why do you think that is? "Though the polio immunization campaign in the country started in 1974,[8] the efforts for eradication officially started in 1994.[9] The infection remains endemic despite over 100 rounds of vaccination being carried out in the past decade.[10] Pakistan had the world's highest number of polio cases in 2014.[11][12][13][14]" |
No. Pakistan has a lot of people like you PP. They don’t believe in vaccinations. The misconception of people about polio vaccine, insecurity within the country and poor health system are the reasons of failure of polio eradication campaigns in these regions. Awareness campaigns about polio for locals and development of proper health system will help in the eradication of polio. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28718581/#:~:text=The%20misconception%20of%20people%20about,in%20the%20eradication%20of%20polio. |
You don't think the paragraph that came directly in front of your quote is relevant? Or you just decided that credibility isn't something you were seeking? If you were, you'd have linked it yourself. "While it has yet to fully eradicate Polio, there has been a major downwards trend in the number of reported cases per year; the total count of wild poliovirus cases in Pakistan in 2019 was down to 147,[4] compared to 84 in 2020, 1 in 2021, 20 in 2022,[5] 6 in 2023[6] and 8 as of June 2024." https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/quote/105/28449938.page |
Fixed https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polio_in_Pakistan#:~:text=While%20it%20has%20yet%20to,8%20as%20of%20June%202024. |