Reply #7: It's a funny thing about vaccine discussions

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You can discuss other health related topics and be easily understood.

For instance, you can tell someone that giving an aspirin to a child under the age of six with a high fever is not good on account of Reyes Syndrome. No one will accuse you of being against the scientific method.

But mention to people that the hepatitis vaccine being given to newborns is a bad idea because it has been proven that more babies will be hurt by the vaccine or even killed by the vaccine than total the number of babies that would ever have hepatitis - and all heck will break lose. You will be told you are a Luddite, or a nut case and heckled out of existence.

The vaccine industry has an unbelievable amount of control over people in our society.