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Vaccines for kids. Yes! No! Or; don't know?

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On 2/23/2026 at 12:18 PM, KhunLA said:

Pretty much a NO for me, as they seem to do more harm than good. Injected anything in an undeveloped immune system really doesn't make any sense at all. Especially since most aren't needed in the 21st century, whether they worked or not in the past.

I've stated it before. I used to get the Flu vaccine religiously every year, usually on my employer's dime. And I got really bad cases of the flu almost every 3 years on average.
I stopped taking them in 2002. I've haven't had the flu since. Coincidence? I don't believe in coincidences. Given the number of times I've had the flu prior to 2002, I probably have a very robust natural immunity to the virus.

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  • Pretty much a NO for me, as they seem to do more harm than good. Injected anything in an undeveloped immune system really doesn't make any sense at all. Especially since most aren't needed in the 21st

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    I fully agree with what you wrote, but classifying the practice of vaccinating kids as 'just silly' is a grave understatement. Words that better fit this horrible practice are: stupid, ignorant and

  • So 👎 poster, which do you think are actually needed, or work, that any newborn should be injected with. These given at birth in many countries. Hep B maybe, if they plan on having sex soon. Measles,

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2 hours ago, gamb00ler said:

Don't worry.. your reputation is so well established it will exist well into the next generation of AN members. Definitely in the bottom 3 of all time misguided disseminators of nonsense on AN.

Unlike most of the horrendous white-coats who pushed the $$$ jab, whispering 'safe and effective', you will only get the truth for this poster.

The evidence is out there if one has the eyes and ears to do some research.

My aim is not to enlighten the sheep. No! It's primarily to save toddles from the 'safe n effective' poison filth in a syringe. And that's all vaccines. They are all unnecessary, and indeed cannot possibly work; as my previous posts on AN have explained.

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