Estellea
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Bwahahahaha!I enjoy being the smartest person in the conversation.
Este
Bwahahahaha!I enjoy being the smartest person in the conversation.
...Veterans of the Gulf War were given untested vaccines and it may turn out that these are the cause of Gulf War Syndrome. It may not. What does that have to do with MMR and autism? These things are not the same.
Asthma without symptoms? The definition of asthma is its symptoms.
Last time I looked evolution is forward not reverse, stronger not weaker.
That has nothing to do with vaccines. Or anything in the post you replied to.
Why are you here then? Why won't you provide evidence for your claim that something is a lie? Argument by assertion is so juvenile Clay.
Este
I enjoy being the smartest person in the conversation
I enjoy being the smartest person in the conversation and usually the only honest person.
I enjoy being the smartest person in the conversation and usually the only honest person.
I enjoy being the smartest person in the conversation and usually the only honest person.
I enjoy being the smartest person in the conversation and usually the only honest person.
What originally was the abc vaccine concept has become the azAZAAZZ of implementation. Vaccines are destabilizing millions of years of human evolution quicker than quicksand.
The only way an organism can evolve immunity to a disease is if the disease is either fatal or sterilizing.
For a vaccine to interfere in such evolution, it would need to prevent either death or sterility.
To say a vaccine "destabilizes" evolution is to say it prevents "natural" causes of death or sterility.
Therefore, assuming Clayton is referring to the vaccine's "interference" in "natural" immunization (and not some quack theory proposing that vaccines directly alter the DNA in a man's sperm or a woman's eggs, which is just as likely to be supported by Clayton), I propose that Clayton is advocating a form of eugenics.
If Clayton is indeed bothered by the use of vaccines to prevent death and sterilization by disease, and if Clayton does indeed believe "evolved immunity" is superior, then it would follow that Clayton would prefer that a person who contracts a disease die or become sterile than be protected by a vaccine.
The weak ones die off, while the strong stay and improve the species. Classic eugenics argument.
Bingo. Sort of. The strong are being made chronically weak.
The only way an organism can evolve immunity to a disease is if the disease is either fatal or sterilizing.
For a vaccine to interfere in such evolution, it would need to prevent either death or sterility.
To say a vaccine "destabilizes" evolution is to say it prevents "natural" causes of death or sterility.
Therefore, assuming Clayton is referring to the vaccine's "interference" in "natural" immunization (and not some quack theory proposing that vaccines directly alter the DNA in a man's sperm or a woman's eggs, which is just as likely to be supported by Clayton), I propose that Clayton is advocating a form of eugenics.
If Clayton is indeed bothered by the use of vaccines to prevent death and sterilization by disease, and if Clayton does indeed believe "evolved immunity" is superior, then it would follow that Clayton would prefer that a person who contracts a disease die or become sterile than be protected by a vaccine.
The weak ones die off, while the strong stay and improve the species. Classic eugenics argument.
Giving a vaccine(s) to an unhealthy infant/child is obviously unwise? Why is that?In 1996, the American Academy of Pediatrics issued a position paper on Aluminum Toxicity in Infants and Children which stated in the first paragraph, “Aluminum is now being implicated as interfering with a variety of cellular and metabolic processes in the nervous system and in other tissues.[3]
A review of the medical literature on aluminum reveals a surprising lack of scientific evidence that injected aluminum is safe. There is limited understanding of what happens to children when aluminum is injected into their bodies, including whether or not it accumulates in tissues and organs or is properly eliminated from the body. It is also unknown if genetic factors affect long term adverse health outcomes for those injected with aluminum containing vaccines.
Opinion presented as evidence.Clayton Moore is saying that vaccine contents, not the vaccine concepts, are damaging people. Damaging the being that has evolved to the present. He is saying that the more the vaccine concept is polluted with additives injected through the skin, for whatever reason, the more likely the human body will be subjected to "breakdown."
Evidence?Adjuvants do their assigned task but your body doesn't have an exit method for them. Like the mercury of fillings or from tuna the adjuvant substances can mess you up in MYSTERIOUS ways.
Is this an Arguement from Incredulity or are you really asking?Giving a vaccine(s) to an unhealthy infant/child is obviously unwise? Why is that?
I enjoy being the smartest person in the conversation and usually the only honest person.
Clayton Moore is saying that vaccine contents, not the vaccine concepts, are damaging people. Damaging the being that has evolved to the present. He is saying that the more the vaccine concept is polluted with additives injected through the skin, for whatever reason, the more likely the human body will be subjected to "breakdown."...
In 1996, the American Academy of Pediatrics issued a position paper on Aluminum Toxicity in Infants and Children which stated in the first paragraph, “Aluminum is now being implicated as interfering with a variety of cellular and metabolic processes in the nervous system and in other tissues."
Pretty sure that he's just out-and-out trolling now.