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Originally Posted by lumberjim
Because most women don't get cancer or genital warts. In most women, the HPV just goes away.
The bullshit I was calling you on was quoted. Are you going to defend that?
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Fuck, I'm not fixing this, sorry.
- Jinx
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So jinx and lumberjim are the same people, what the fuck is that about.??????
be more specific,
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1. Many parents have chosen not to have their kids get any vaccines.
2. Even for college you are required to have had a series of vaccines.
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What do you think is bullshit? all of it?
1. Despite this, there is evidence in Western Europe, the US, Japan, Australia, and other countries of a growing anti-vaccine movement. This movement has resulted in major disruptions and even cessation of vaccine programs, with resultant increased morbidity and mortality. Of interest is an examination of the factors that seem to contribute to the current trend of anti-vaccine sentiment. In this paper we will examine the current anti-vaccine movement and provide case studies involving pertussis and hepatitis B vaccines. We will then discuss the implications for public health vaccine policy. Finally, we will propose a framework for understanding how individuals make decisions about receipt of vaccines.
http://members.tripod.com/vaccinesup...nderstand.html
Here are some more facts:
Got to love Quack Files, the guy does a good job.
http://www.geocities.com/healthbase/vaxquotes.html
There is a ton of stuff to read out there.
2. page 26 and 27 requirements for college vaccines:
http://www.immunize.org/laws/izlaws01-02.pdf
Given many large universities, at least the one my kid goes to, requires all freshmen to live on campus the first year. Hence they are subject to the vaccine requirements.