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Just so we stay on point here, I am only talking about NEW vaccines here. I support ones that have been established. Well, evidence to one particular story co
by xexers 17y ago
Just so we stay on point here, I am only talking about NEW vaccines here. I support ones that have been established.
Well, evidence to one particular story comes to mind:
"Still, as observed by a participant in the immunization program, the vaccine killed more Americans than the disease did."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swine_flu#1976_U.S._outbreak http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swine_flu#1976_U.S._outbreak
- nollidge 17y agoYes, in the 1976 outbreak, out of the 48 million people who were vaccinated, 500 got Guillane-Barré Syndrome (0.00001%) and 25 died (0.00000052%). In that case, the virus miraculously did not spread beyond Fort Dix. Today, however, the virus is quite clearly everywhere, and 4700 people have already died of it.