the same amount of people who believe they have seem elvis last week too, but like i said if that makes you happy, I have aunts, uncles, and even cousins all medical doctors and I think i can believe them, but you can believe in whatever makes you happy. I don't want to start a back and forward with you, i know you're a very passionate guy and i respect you for that.
all you have to do is study the facts instead of letting yourself be spoon feed disinformation...the billions of dollars worth of it that big pharma & gov.(comprised of bought and paid for politicians) throughout the world spew to ignorant people who willingly line up to be injected with poison...which creates more sick people..which equals even more $ for big Pharma...stop being duped!
vaccines have NEVER BEEN PROVEN TO WORK...EVER!!! and that's a FACT!!!!!
and on that note...i bid you a good day.
dude relax :roll:
"The good thing about science is that it's true whether or not you believe in it"
Neil deGrasse Tyson
URA Crazy Breed, I get that you think what arq reads is uninformed dribble, but what I'm not following is why you think your sources are so amazingly credible that they leave no room for debate.
So, what are your sources of information and why are they credible?
I would say it's not worth the risk. I wish I could remember the details, but there was a story recently about a guy who got really fucked up because of a flu shot. I wanna say he ended up in a wheelchair, permanently, but please don't quote me on that... I'm kicking myself because I can't remember exactly what happened, but it had something to do with mercury. I just remember that it was really bad.
URA Crazy Breed, I get that you think what arq reads is uninformed dribble, but what I'm not following is why you think your sources are so amazingly credible that they leave no room for debate.
So, what are your sources of information and why are they credible?
Because if something says the government is wrong or corrupt it means it is the truth!!! Duh!
I will be getting a flu shot. I only started getting one in the last couple of years even though I've typically worked around lots of people and had plenty of chances to be exposed. I haven't gotten sick from the shot so far and I haven't gotten the flu since I've been getting a shot. I always used to get the flu and I can remember one especially bad bout with it about 10 years ago when I was so sick I was wishing I would just go ahead and die and get it over with. :shock:
I'm in one of the at-risk groups (over 50). For once, it's an advantage because I fall into the group that doesn't have to worry about H1N1--if you were born before 1957 you've been exposed to it and you don't need a vaccination.
URA Crazy Breed, as far as the risk from exposure to aluminum in vaccines and the possible link to Alzheimer's Disease, I am exposed to aluminum in countless ways daily that are extremely difficult for me to avoid and I'm not concerned that this is going to increase my risk. There is already a history of Alzheimer's in my family, which I can't control and which I frankly find a lot scarier than getting a flu shot.
Didn't read this whole thread so will just answer the question. Yes. We get one every year, ever since I got the flu and wanted to die. It's the sickest I've ever been and I've had one ever since, which is probably 25 years now or more. I've never had any reaction from the shot and I know it only semi-protects you from the most common ones but I feel it is worth it.
"I'd rather be with an animal." "Those that can be trusted can change their mind." "The in between is mine." "If I don't lose control, explore and not explode, a preternatural other plane with the power to maintain." "Yeh this is living." "Life is what you make it."
When I was working with the general public, dealing with hundreds of people a day, yes.
I see no reason to get it this year. I deal with the same five or six people everyday and I'm healthy.
Unless there's a shortage for the people who really need it, it doesn't hurt to get it. I'm not going to waste $30 on it this year though.
I have no opinion on it a guess.
That said, does the flu shot stop colds?
I ask only because I normally get a few colds every year.. the one year I got a flu shot I didn't have so much as a sniffle for a good 18 months.. Maybe just coincidental.
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dude relax :roll:
Neil deGrasse Tyson
Why not (V) (°,,,,°) (V) ?
you can not trust the CDC...or the FDA..they are corrupt to the core.
http://www.evidenceofharm.com/
So, what are your sources of information and why are they credible?
I think that's why they call it a "flu shot"
Because if something says the government is wrong or corrupt it means it is the truth!!! Duh!
I'm in one of the at-risk groups (over 50). For once, it's an advantage because I fall into the group that doesn't have to worry about H1N1--if you were born before 1957 you've been exposed to it and you don't need a vaccination.
URA Crazy Breed, as far as the risk from exposure to aluminum in vaccines and the possible link to Alzheimer's Disease, I am exposed to aluminum in countless ways daily that are extremely difficult for me to avoid and I'm not concerned that this is going to increase my risk. There is already a history of Alzheimer's in my family, which I can't control and which I frankly find a lot scarier than getting a flu shot.
if you want a flu shot get it .... if you dont, dont .... you wont die from the shot, and you wont die from the flu ... so its win win
I see no reason to get it this year. I deal with the same five or six people everyday and I'm healthy.
Unless there's a shortage for the people who really need it, it doesn't hurt to get it. I'm not going to waste $30 on it this year though.
I have no opinion on it a guess.
That said, does the flu shot stop colds?
I ask only because I normally get a few colds every year.. the one year I got a flu shot I didn't have so much as a sniffle for a good 18 months.. Maybe just coincidental.