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What's your position on vaccines?

Poll - Total Votes: 22
I support vaccines
I somewhat support vaccines
I am conflicted or neutral
I am opposed to some vaccines
I am opposed to vaccines
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Be nice to each other. I want to know people's opinions not watch everyone scream at each other.

Also, there are some people who should not be vaccinated for health reasons, we don't need to split hairs on that.
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CountScrofula · 46-50, M
@MyMonstersAreReal Probably best this post only gets one response instead of fifty lmao. But yeah same.
deadgerbil · 26-30, M
I'm for it. Plus there's this forefront in medicine where viruses are injected into cancer to help kill it

https://www.cancerresearch.org/immunotherapy-by-treatment-types/oncolytic-virus-therapy
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Elessar · 31-35, M
That I'd rather face the fear of needles than that of living in an iron lung
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
Simple. Vaccines should be free and available to all. And people should be free to choose to opt out. But if they do, they lose various government benefits like free health and education, and Employers and owners of public venues like shopping centres and theatres should be free to refuse them entry on health and public safety grounds.
Its fine to make a decision regarding your own health. But its not fine to have that decision expose others to a risk..😷
I’m definitely in support of them. I grew up at a time when people were still catching polio and tuberculosis. My parents were children when smallpox was still a possibility. 😳
SunshineGirl · 41-45, F
Quite simply one of the greatest achievements of the modern era. Without them, more than half of us would already have died of an easily preventable disease.
whowasthatmaskedman · 70-79, M
@SunshineGirl You raise an interesting point there. The modern medical practice of vaccination may well be linked to the global growth of the human population. Disease acted as a counterweight to control our numbers.. (Dont get me wrong. I am pro vaccines. But it is worth looking at the facts..)😷
SunshineGirl · 41-45, F
@whowasthatmaskedman It is definitely linked. The agrarian and industrial revolutions of the 18th and 19th centuries, and the green revolution of the 1960s and 1970s, gave us the means to support a greatly expanded population.
I support vaccines that have been out for a long enough time to be proven safe and effective. We have not had a COVID vaccine. The only time I got covid was from someone who was vaccinated. With good hygiene we stay pretty healthy. My son has his vaccinations. I knew someone long ago who was disfigured by polio.
MommaBear · 26-30, F
100% vaccinate

HOWEVER I wait until my children can tell me exactly how and what they are feeling (usually around 2) and I do one vaccine at a time but they still get all of the necessary vaccines just not the flu one
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CountScrofula · 46-50, M
This is the most pro-vaccine social media site on the planet lmao.

Or I just blocked all the chuds. But assumed there were some non-chud vaccine skeptics.
@CountScrofula def the latter lmao but i am glad to see sensible replies from good people
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