I think it's 17 different needles with multiples doses required from birth to age 18. So, yes, 72 odd injections...for "permission" to move about Planet Earth. I theorize that the apparent willingness among young people to get injected with this junk stems from their habituation to getting stuck -- virtually their entire lives. What's one more? Or two?
I think it's 17 different needles with multiples doses required from birth to age 18. So, yes, 72 odd injections...for "permission" to move about Planet Earth. I theorize that the apparent willingness among young people to get injected with this junk stems from their habituation to getting stuck -- virtually their entire lives. What's one more? Or two?
Well, exactly! :) My older brother has never had a vaccine in his life; how is he still alive and in peak health? I've had three, I think and two tetanus shots, which I'll never take again BTW. I've never had a flu "vaccine," but somehow manage to avoid the flu. Year in and year out...
Good for you! Decades ago I got the flu vax, but it really affected me negatively. I realized then that vaxes were bad. I really don't think I've ever had the flu, and I used to get EV. ER. EY. THING. I was a very sick child. I caught everything that went around over and over again. I was over a month premature, so we always chalked it up to a bad immune system. After my 20s, I've barely been sick at all, and I'm 55 now.
Also, these young people not only have grown up with that, but they've grown up with pills being the answer to everything. They just don't question it.
I think it's 17 different needles with multiples doses required from birth to age 18. So, yes, 72 odd injections...for "permission" to move about Planet Earth. I theorize that the apparent willingness among young people to get injected with this junk stems from their habituation to getting stuck -- virtually their entire lives. What's one more? Or two?
Great point! Ugh. My question is, I don't have 72 jabs. I probably had 9....how am I even still alive? 🤦🏼♀️
Well, exactly! :) My older brother has never had a vaccine in his life; how is he still alive and in peak health? I've had three, I think and two tetanus shots, which I'll never take again BTW. I've never had a flu "vaccine," but somehow manage to avoid the flu. Year in and year out...
Good for you! Decades ago I got the flu vax, but it really affected me negatively. I realized then that vaxes were bad. I really don't think I've ever had the flu, and I used to get EV. ER. EY. THING. I was a very sick child. I caught everything that went around over and over again. I was over a month premature, so we always chalked it up to a bad immune system. After my 20s, I've barely been sick at all, and I'm 55 now.
Also, these young people not only have grown up with that, but they've grown up with pills being the answer to everything. They just don't question it.