Stupid people line up for UNTESTED SWINE FLU VACCINE!

Do you without a copy and paste?

Yes, they introduce a viral analogue of some kind (dead viral material, a similar virus, etc.) to prod the immune system into producing antibodies that will be effective in fighting off whatever the target is.

Dude you are Disinfo Agent. If they were to use anything but a live or what they like to call partially live virus and actually use a dead virus the body would not react, no need, the virus is dead.

Makes no logical sense taking an untested poison shot for 100 bucks.

How dose one know what the target is when the target keeps changing "mutating"?

How dose one know what the target is when the target keeps changing "mutating"?

Well, the hope is that it doesn't mutate too much, so they have to keep vaccines up to date. When the target does mutate so that multiple strains are bouncing around, they have to compensate by trying to predict which strain is going to be most active at a particular time. That's how seasonal flu vaccines work.

This could be the total conspiracy. Release a virus, make some noise about it, offer vaccination but at the same time lure the conspiracy sites into opposing it. Common sheeple will take the vaccine, conspiracists won't and they'll die. Easy way of getting rid of them, right?

Makes no logical sense taking an untested poison shot for 100 bucks.


The onset of mass suicide?

But seasonal flu vaccines don't work. Never have. Please explain.

yes that would be the case if viruses existed.

But seasonal flu vaccines don't work. Never have. Please explain.

Depends what you mean by "work." They do provide some protection, but not nearly as much as vaccines for less common diseases like hepatitis or smallpox. This is because there are many different strains of flu, they can't vaccinate for all of them at once, and they have to predict several months in advance which ones will be active. So there's a lot of error involved.

But seasonal flu vaccines don't work. Never have. Please explain.

Depends what you mean by "work." They do provide some protection, but not nearly as much as vaccines for less common diseases like hepatitis or smallpox. This is because there are many different strains of flu, they can't vaccinate for all of them at once, and they have to predict several months in advance which ones will be active. So there's a lot of error involved.

Too many errors involved. You must come up with a better explanation of what you are trying to convey. Please continue.

But seasonal flu vaccines don't work. Never have. Please explain.

Depends what you mean by "work." They do provide some protection, but not nearly as much as vaccines for less common diseases like hepatitis or smallpox. This is because there are many different strains of flu, they can't vaccinate for all of them at once, and they have to predict several months in advance which ones will be active. So there's a lot of error involved.

Too many errors involved. You must come up with a better explanation of what you are trying to convey. Please continue.

I'm not really sure what else you're looking for. If you're interested in studies of seasonal flu vaccine efficacy you might try looking at some of the references in the Wikipedia article.

[link to en.wikipedia.org]

Makes no logical sense taking an untested poison shot for 100 bucks.

Makes no logical sense taking an untested poison shot for 100 bucks.



yup carrot dangling.amazing .well the 100 bucks will pay for a cheap coffin i guess

Makes no logical sense taking an untested poison shot for 100 bucks.



yup carrot dangling.amazing .well the 100 bucks will pay for a cheap coffin i guess

Will you take the vaccine, if so why.

Will you take the vaccine, if so why.

I haven't really decided yet. If the tests indicate it's safe and effective then I probably will.

Why? Mostly because I work in the social sciences so I generally hold independent peer reviewed studies in pretty high regard.

If you're GETTING PAID, are you a VOLUNTEER?



Those two terms are not mutually exclusive.

I bet the really nasty injections won't be among this clinical testing....oh no!!!!

Isnt this vaccine just a modified flu shot with the genetic material from swine flu?

If it is, probably has the same saftey profile.

How many people die of the flu shot?

Will you take the vaccine, if so why.

I haven't really decided yet. If the tests indicate it's safe and effective then I probably will.

Why? Mostly because I work in the social sciences so I generally hold independent peer reviewed studies in pretty high regard.

I understand.

As a fellow social sciences doctoral level researcher I know what you mean. But I ask...how LONG do you want the safety study to last? Autoimmune diseases take years or decades to develop.

As a fellow social sciences doctoral level researcher I know what you mean. But I ask...how LONG do you want the safety study to last? Autoimmune diseases take years or decades to develop.

Obviously the length of time it can last is constrained by the flu season. But the cases of Guillain-Barre precipitated by the 1976 vaccine appeared within 10 weeks of the vaccine being administered, which is why the vaccination program was cut short.

It's a question of weighing potential future side effects against the danger of getting the flu, really.

Who wants to bet they are the same demographic as the sheeple in the Popeye's Chicken video the other day?

:rap::rap::rap::rap:

Who wants to bet they are the same demographic as the sheeple in the Popeye's Chicken video the other day?

:rap::rap::rap::rap:




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Now it comes down to this question. Is it worth it? From what I have researched, the answer is take it at your own risk.