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i will walk backwards to the clinic to get one. i don't care.
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Meanwhile, with regards to the ruined young lady... chances of the vaccine having anything to do with that are slim to none. Ten days between vaccination and onset of the original symptoms rules out most possible reactions to materials in the vaccine. |
The thing that makes me chuckle the most is people thinking the 1:1,000,000 chance of a bad reaction from the vaccine means it's not worth the risk COMPLETELY failing to realise that you've got a MUCH higher chance of permanent neurological side effects from the flu... and I don't mean death.
Vaccine = Something trying to help you that has freak rare side effects that happen any time you do anything to the body. I don't want to scare you.. but even just puncturing your skin with an empty sterile syringe is going to have some rare mortality rate if millions of people did it. Flu = Something indisputedly actively trying to kill you AND has "side effects" such as neuologic complications including seizures, meningitis, encephalitis, encephalopathy, Reye syndrome, paresis, movement disorders, cranial nerve palsies, aphasia, blah blah blah. You idiots, every time you have a cold you run the risk of only being able to walk backwards or developing some rare condition or whatever. Most dangerous part of getting a flu shot is probably hanging around all the wheezing sick fucks in the waiting room. Maybe we've lost the ability to weigh risk mathematically.. or quantitively..or we're so caught up in stupid belief systems we prefer "fate" even if your chances are much much worse.. More likely, people like being ignorant. |
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Hell no. A worldwide vaccin for a questionable flu (its just like any other flu its not more severe or anything) and people voluntarely get a nice shot of that shit in their body, trusting the huge corporations and governments who are behind it: thats the last thing you should do! People are fucking stupid.
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I'm buying a shotgun...
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You are aware it has species jumped right? Notice how that places it into the more unique category of the flu. But ah never mind, I really do not care what others take or not take. |
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Bump for more idiots with conspiracy theories to chime in.
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a lot of people around me are getting sick, but only for 24-48 hours
does the swine flu last much longer than this? |
ugh everyone i know is trying to talk me into taking it
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I won't be getting it, my 2 kids have H1N1 now as it is, the boy is fine and he has asthma- he was taking the tamiflu and that made him so sick, throwing up and everything. The younger girl is still sick after 5 days but not as bad, now its just runny nose. There is over 33% of kids absent from school right now, by the time the vaccine is offered here (nov 3rd) and takes 10 days after the needle to be affective, most people will probably be sick.
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Two members of my family who live in Canada have swine flu. Last I heard one of them was pretty sick with it and he also has underlying health issues so his family are super worried. Hope they're ok.
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60 minutes special on the swine flu vaccine deaths...
http://www.personalgrowthcourses.net..._flu_vaccine_1 |
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in any case, however, video or not, i will hold off for the time being. fair? |
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I have honestly NO fucking way of determining if I, as an individual, would have a stronger likelihood of dying from swine or the vaccine. How the fuck am I suppose to weight the risks? It's called gut feeling. I will observe the 'weather', I will analyze the data as it comes, then I will make a "calculated" decision based on what information is released over the coming months. For now? I wait. I don't think that's being ignorant. ...and last time I checked, basic math required variables or inputs to solve a formula... |
http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/alert-ale...llance-eng.php
ummm, based on those stats, why would you even consider getting a shot ? |
two of my cousins kids have now got the h1n1
one has taken tamiflu already i guess the other will soon i think they will be ok |
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i heard on the news this morning that something like 51 new cases were confirmed in ottawa in the past 24 hours alone! this is getting scary. yeah sure, most people recover and are fine but you never know if you may be one of the unlucky ones or if you might spread it to someone with a compromised immune system and possibly cost them their life. i have to say i am rethinking the vaccine.
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I don't buy into all the media hype. I could care less about me getting it. I need to know if I should get my daughter vaccinated.
My doctor recommends it, that's all I need to make my decision. |
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US deaths from the 1918 spanish flu: 500,000 US deaths from 57/58 asian flu: 65,000 US yearly deaths from seasonal flu: 35,000 US deaths from 68/69 HK flu: 32,000 US swine flu deaths so far this year: 1,500 US yearly deaths from choking on food: 744 US yearly deaths from accidental discharge of firearms: 700 US yearly deaths from peanut allergy: 100 US yearly deaths from contact with hot tap-water: 55 US yearly deaths from lightning: 50 US yearly deaths from being bitten or crushed by non-venomous reptiles: 31 US confirmed deaths from 1976 vaccine: 25 My prediction: hot tap-water is next on the list of evil conspiracies to fight. |
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Did I say I support the vaccine for everyone, again no. Call me sheep, whatever. At least I can fucking read and understand a simple fucking paragraph of English. Now take your pansy ass assumptions and proceed to shove them up your ass. I do not care who takes it or does not take it. Unless you happen to be someone in the medical profession that I may run into - then yes I fucking care. I primarily post in such threads to point out assorted fallacies from either side. Then again I clearly remember many people spouting the very same shit when the AIDS virus was announced. Yes there have been way to many chicken little news stories. I just tell people to research stuff themselves and have a actual understanding of how such viruses work before mouthing off. |
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Btw you didn't mention how many were disabled due to the 76 vaccines, unless of course you are cool with being debilitated all of your life? Also it is now claimed that over 300 have died from gbs that is directly related to getting the vaccine in 1976 and later. 4000 people total were disabled for life. Why have the normal seasonal flu rates not diminished greatly? For every 200,000 vaccinations you would save roughly 1 life due to the swine flu.. Whats the cost on 200,000 vaccinations? Roughly 5 million dollars. The seasonal flu vaccine saves maybe 1% of people that would of died without it. 1%. Lets give it 10% even. That would mean for every 200,000 vaccinations 20 people might live that would not of. Governments total death prediction from swine flu is 75,000. How many people die a year from Cancer in the U.S ? Around 500,000 closer to 600,000. Kind of puts it in perspective. So even at a 10% rate per 200,000 vaccines would you gamble your life, quality of life on a even 10 in 200,000 chance that it will do you any good? You have a 40 times greater chance to be struck by lightning than the swine flu vaccine actually saving your life. Do you smoke? 440,000 deaths per year attributed in the U.S. due to Smoking. This is interesting.. http://bajiggity.com/swineflu.jpg |
including ukraine it is not looking good ...
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But I would strongly advise against injecting the 1976 vaccine into your body, since medicine has moved on. I would also advise against getting a prosthetic hip from 30 years ago. Medicine advances, you know. As for the deaths from hot tap water: http://www.nsc.org/research/odds.aspx Quote:
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Apart from that, you suck at gambling. Vaccinations have a small risk of saving your life and a very, very small risk of causing you harm. The risk of saving your life, while small, is many times bigger than the risk of causing you harm. Do you understand the concept of relative risk at all? Quote:
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Do you even realize that your lines of reasoning contradict each other? Swine flu is a small risk, vaccination is a far smaller risk that reduces the small risk from swine flu a great deal.
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http://www.squidoo.com/oddsdying About half-way down the page in the "Fire & Heat" category "(Chances of dying by) Contact with hot tap-water 1 in 88,335" |
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Anyway, new data from the same source: http://www.nsc.org/news_resources/in...of%20Dying.pdf Apparently, 2006 was a safer year than 2000 when it comes to deaths from contact with hot tap water... just 32. Nationmaster still has the old number, 55: http://www.nationmaster.com/graph/mo...-hot-tap-water |
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