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most concerning for me is "most vaccines" which begs the quesion; which vaccines have mercury the second most concerning for me is "Anymore" confirming that

by reify 1y ago

most concerning for me is "most vaccines" which begs the quesion; which vaccines have mercury the second most concerning for me is "Anymore" confirming that vaccines did contain mercury. so all the denials for all those years were just lies. vaccines did and still do contain mercury. mercury is a preservative. you got to feel a bit sorry for the old conspiracy theorists. Out of the goodness of their little hearts trying to warn us of the dangers of mercury they use other preservatives too: https://www.fda.gov/vaccines-blood-biologics/safety-availability-biologics/thimerosal-and-vaccines https://www.fda.gov/vaccines-blood-biologics/safety-availabi... Phenol is used in a variety of consumer products including mouthwashes, throat lozenges, and throat sprays. yep, get some of that mouthwash and inject it into my arm, thanks Phenoxyethanol is an organic chemical compound that is sometimes used in cosmetics and antiseptics. yep. Benzethonium chloride is a chemical that has antimicrobial properties. It is used in over-the-counter hand and body washes. yep. get some of that shampoo and inject it into my arm, thank very much. No problemo.

dekhn 1y ago
Nobody denied that there was mercury (in thimerosal) in vaccines. That was not being hidden. The FDA started to phase its use out in 1999. You mention that phenol is used in mouthwash, so you follow up with "inject that mouthwash into my arm". Phenol is used as ingredient in mouthwash, but nobody injects mouthwash (which contains several different ingredients) in your arm. Bad argument. These ingredients were used because people died from bacterial infections from multi-dose vaccines (where the same vial is used for several people). I think it makes more sense to base your arguments on facts, not "they're injecting mouthwash into my arm. No thanks".

by reify 1y ago

dekhn 1y ago

Nobody denied that there was mercury (in thimerosal) in vaccines. That was not being hidden. The FDA started to phase its use out in 1999. You mention that phenol is used in mouthwash, so you follow up with "inject that mouthwash into my arm". Phenol is used as ingredient in mouthwash, but nobody injects mouthwash (which contains several different ingredients) in your arm. Bad argument. These ingredients were used because people died from bacterial infections from multi-dose vaccines (where the same vial is used for several people). I think it makes more sense to base your arguments on facts, not "they're injecting mouthwash into my arm. No thanks".