When the Black Plague killed half the population in Europe in the 1300s. I think those that refuse vaccinations are crazy. and risking the lives of themselves and others, due to their paranoia
You all dont know Sh*t about malaria and small pox and bubonic plague and the people it kills. Everyone loses a family member where its not controlled.
You all are crazy !
Im so happy to see kids today too, that never have to endure chicken pox, they have a vaccination against that now as well.
Quoting: APOLLO ILLUMINAUGHTY don't know if this has been mentioned, but you know that the plague was not in any way 'eradicated' with vaccines. so that is a poor example. all the graphs i have seen, besides measles, has shown the diseases were in sharp or steady decline before they even introduced the vaccines. i mean, did they kill swine flu (H1N1) with a vaccine?
anyways...diseases natural course are to rise and decline in a society.....there are still some diseases today that are just more common in places that are less developed and have poor living conditions.
and you are happy to see kids not have to endure chicken pox? just wait until adult chicken pox becomes common place and THEY die from it. vaccines wear off.
its not crazy not to vaccinate. just as its not crazy to vaccinate...they both have risks and for some kids the risk doesn't happen to be worth it. my kid reacted to vaccines...many kids do to varying degrees.
i just hate when people are so ignorant and judgmental that they think parents who make informed decisions (that may not jive with their own narrow minded opinions) are 'crazy' or even bordering on child abuse. kids die from vaccines, probably more kids are injured vaccines than suffer from these vaccine preventable diseases. majority of kids in america that get measles are fully vaccinated.
