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> Which, again, you know, but... why is it important to you that vaccines not be criticized honestly? .... what?
by pertymcpert 5y ago
> Which, again, you know, but... why is it important to you that vaccines not be criticized honestly?
.... what?
- hnbad 5y agoThe notion that vaccines normally don't get FDA approval without multi-year long-term follow-up studies is absurd enough. That's not how any of this works. All observed "vaccination damage" has been observed in very close proximity to the injection. The talk about "long-term" effects is almost entirely based on FUD spread about the measles vaccine which is in turn based on a fraudulent pseudoscientific article claiming a link between one specific measles vaccine and autism by a guy who tried to push an alternative vaccine. If you still worry bout vaccination damage as a serious concern in 2021 you're on the tail end of a failed marketing campaign.