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*sigh* What pains me about this is I'm willing to bet huge sums of money you have no idea how vaccines are even made -- how sterilization happens or how it works, how drugs are tested and what sort of safety measure are in place to avoid what you stated. Have you even been in a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility? Do you know what the CFR is?
Not to even start with how unscientific your statement is.
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Water can kill you.
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
I mean, it does happen. No screening or sterilization method is 100% effective, but the chance of it happening, and then your child being one of the rare fatalities from such an effect, are so out of this world unlikely compared to the death rates from when these viruses ran unchecked it's absolutely ridiculous to view it as the less risky alternative.
3DS Friend Code: 0146-9205-4817. Could show as either Chris or Chrysia.
A lot of intelligent people are anti-vaxxers. They're still ignorant and wrong but they're intelligent (in some areas at least). Lack of education in this area is definitely an issue. They don't understand what they are against so the age old "people fear what they don't understand" applies here.
The internet is also a major problem here. The small handful of cases where someone has a genuine vaccine reaction are too easy to post and see online causing fear. Anti-vaxxers latch onto those horror stories and don't know/don't care that those are extremely rare and were almost always caused by an underlying issue. When they could be saying "please test my kid for x allergy first so they don't have this scary reaction I heard about online" they instead say "Vaccines are evil. My kid will never have this"
They put the odds at 1 in 10,000. Which is numerous orders of magnitude off. In general the accepted sterilization failure rates are one in a million and many manufacturing facilities are better than even that.
And that's operating under the assumption you are starting with live viruses and sterilizing them rather than other ways of making vaccines.
My point is that people are making strong statements about the dangerous of vaccines from extreme ignorance, and as someone who has worked in quality in a pharma manufacturing plant it just pains me to see it everywhere.
I'm sure they don't have any incidents. Just like rocket science have all those safety measures, yet some rockets blow up (while not being designed to do this).
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At least I don't put something I know nothing about directly into their veins.
I'm vaccinated. My niece is vaccinated. If I ever have kids, they'll be vaccinated. I have 3 cousins, 2 aunts, 2 uncles, and a brother and sister in the medical industry. Vaccines are incredibly safe.
So I didn't quote you verbatim. You still said there's a high chance of being infected from a small mistake while being injected. No, you do not. Injection site infections are incredibly rare.
3DS Friend Code: 0146-9205-4817. Could show as either Chris or Chrysia.
Inherit trust of the government is never a good thing.......just ask the American Indian or the Jews during the 40s.
Me thinks Chromie has a whole lot of splaining to do!
Never made that claim.
Ah, so you are just a raging hypocrite. Gotcha. Not sure what put a bug up your ass about vaccines but you expose your kid to far worse risks of illness and injury on a daily basis than vaccines.At least I don't put something I know nothing about directly into their veins.
“The biggest communication problem is we do not listen to understand. We listen to reply,” Stephen Covey.
That is an extremely hyperbolic example. A far better one would be "if you see someone telling their kid: 'sure, you can play football in the road later on', are you more likely to approach them in a firm, polite and non-confrontational way...or are you going to scream at them to stop hurting their kid?".
Perhaps, but I think you'll find that the likelyhood of them thinking over what you say is far greater if you present it in a non-confrontational way. And anyhow, if you really believe that it doesn't matter HOW you tell them that they are wrong, why not at least be polite so you don't end up looking like a rude arsehat?