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Please explain why you would want a 'natural immunity' and what the benefits would be? I can see all the pitfalls, such as a child with chicken pox giving the disease to others who can not vaccinate, ie diminishing the effects of herd immunity, or how your unvaccinated child can get seriously ill from the virus. I simply do not get why anyone would want to expose their child (and in consequence the rest of the world) to any disease when there are vaccines? Seriously, I would love to understand your reasoning,
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The reasoning is: natural immunity is better than immunity from vaccinations because natural immunity is natural.

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AHA! So natural is good? But excuse my dumbness here , isn't the vaccine made from a live strain of the virus and the vaccine basically triggers the immune system just a s getting the virus would? Now, how did that become 'unnatural'? Besides, wtf is so good about 'natural', whatever that means?

I hate the way this forum is full of ad hominem attacks and vile statements and I never resort to it and said I never would, but hey, all rules must be broken: so to all you anti vaxers out there: you are stupid, stupid, stupid and you should all be prosecuted for wilfully endangering the lives of others. I am amazed that people so stupid can actually function in the world, how do you manage to pay your bills, drive a car, let alone feed and dress a child and get it to school and how, oh how, do you manage to find all these bullshit websites with silly anti vaxer propaganda? Or wait, do you go straight to Jenny McCarthy for all your 'facts'?

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