because your posts are aimed at me, i'm not going to ignore posts aimed directly at me.
Please do not aim any further posts at me, it's done and dusted. My opinion on the matter is made, accept it or don't accept it. Simple as that.
Good day.
Then stop replying?
Once again... as several people have pointed out... you have made claims, in a science subforum, that you have failed to provide any sort of actual evidence for. If that's what you believe, great. But if you can't deal with people asking you to provide evidence for your assertions then that's something you need to figure out how to handle, not the rest of us.
Hello! I have asked YOU to provide ME with evidence also, where is it? i'm waiting.
Prove to me that in todays society that fit healthy eating people need vaccines. Prove to me that they don't put dangerous toxic chemicals into vaccines.
I'm waiting.
Vaccines are done for various reasons.
Most childhood vaccines are applied for fatal/debilitating illnesses (diptheria, polio, tetanus). Some are given because, while the disease isn't often fatal, it has the potential to be--measles, chickenpox, and the like. Chickenpox in particular can resurface as shingles, which anyone who has that can attest is a very unpleasant condition.
No matter how healthy you are, you aren't invulnerable to all disease, otherwise healthy people would never get sick and die. You know who was struck down by the 1918 flu pandemic? Healthy young people.
The efficacy of vaccination has been proven time and time again. Polio has been effectively eliminated. Diseases that used to kill children every year are now held in check. Debilitating viruses that we can vaccinate against strike fewer and fewer people now.
Yes, some bugs have evolved to make vaccines less effective. It only means we need better vaccines.
And I must say, I don't like the implication that people who aren't in the best health somehow deserve to die. That's the vibe I'm getting from your "healthy people don't need vaccines, so why do we have them?" routine.
Healthy people DO need vaccines. It's to prevent them from getting sick with certain diseases the body is not so well-equipped to fight, or which have serious complications.
But by all means, skip your next tetanus booster and smash your hands into rusty nails. Let us know how well you fight it off.