Forced Vaccinations

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by IsolatedSaint

Sorry brother.....it doesn't quite work that way......polio was not wiped out, they just changed the name and now call it spinal meningitis.....
And no one is getting vaccinated anymore?????.......that news to me when the state so-called requires children under color of law to have about 38 of them by the time they get ready to go to school.
And I benefit from those who get vaccinated?////.....I don't think so.......those that get vaccinated are automatically made carriers of the very disease that there being vaccinated against.

<sigh>
No, you can not spread something because your a "carrier" due to being vaccinated.
But there is no point in arguing against whatever wacko author your reading or short-wave radio announcer your listening too.

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by IsolatedSaint

I agree with you 98%, but getting vaccinated makes no sense no ways no how.........sticking needles in your body(veins) is bad all by itself no matter if your being injected with the purest substances on the face of the earth.

You must have a fun time going to the dentist, assuming you even do.

And wouldn't be a tragedy if you had a kid who required insulin injections? That could never happen though. Naw. Perhaps they (your kids) would be lucky enough have relatives in CA who would call 911 on their behalf should such an intervention be required.

[Falla39]

Our late father and his mother had small-pox when he was a young boy.
His father and younger brother had their vaccinations and didn't get it.
Grandma and Dad hadn't received their shots yet, so they got small-pox
and were quarantined.

When Dad was drafted into the US Army in 1944, he told them he had
had small-pox and the small-pox immunizations would not take. They gave
him the shots and they didn't take.

In 1976 we siblings helped send Dad to the World Conference of the UPC
in Israel. He was required to take the shots. A local physician and friend
in our city, were to give Dad his shots. He told Dr.T. that he had had small-
pox as a child and the immunization would not take. Surprise, 50 yrs after
having the small-pox, the small-pox vaccination took. He could have had
small-pox again. Who knows how long the protection lasts!

Falla39

[LUKE2447]

Originally Posted by Cindy

Yeah, some of that is true. But to get into public schools in most if not all states, you have to be vaccinated. But threatening arrest seems extreme to me. Some of my grandchildren are home schooled and have not been vaccinated.

This is not true. Most provide a paper to fill out and you do not have to vaccinate.

[Cindy]

Originally Posted by LUKE2447

This is not true. Most provide a paper to fill out and you do not have to vaccinate.

Then it must have changed in Texas since my kids were in school. I will check it out.

[Cindy]

http://dallas.about.com/od/governmen...inationsTX.htm

Exemptions:

http://www.vaccineinfo.net/exemptions/index.shtml

The state of Texas in law grants and acknowledges the right of parents to exempt their children from vaccination requirements for day care, school, and college for reasons of conscience including a religious belief or for medical reasons. In 2003, the Texas legislature passed changes to the statutes expanding the reasons a parent can claim an exemption but the Health Department has questionably also increased the bureaucratic red tape necessary for claiming the exemption. There are specific procedures for requesting an official state form and submitting it to the school or for completing a medical exemption that all take some time so please don't wait until the last minute to get your papers in order.

[Pragmatist]

Vaccine exemptions depend on the state. Some only allow medical waivers, some allow religious and medical. The state I'm in allows philosophical exemptions. I plan on homeschooling though, so it makes the issue moot.