Will Steem Survive 2019? Free Speech.
Do you know how vaccines work?
Vaccines are broken up versions of viruses. They are in theory too broken up to infect the recipient but remain in tact enough to trigger an immune response protecting the recipient from wild versions of the virus.
Vaccines are not 100% innocuous. Have you ever had the sniffles after a flu vaccine? Sometimes vaccines can actually infect the recipient. 1%-3% infection rates are not uncommon in the vaccine world. When the vaccines were battling and preventing deadly outbreaks the risk of course was worth it.
But if a disease has been eradicated is the risk worth it? Do you know the polio vaccine paralyzes more children than the wild polio virus?
So here's the question. Should parents have the right to keep needles out of their children's bodies? Is this a conversation you can have on steemit without censorship?
And don't tell me flagging people to oblivion is not censorship with your "it's still on the blockchain" bullshit. It's censorship. Being shaded, having to click reveal, having to click show, not being able to use pictures in your posts becaus your rep is too low, this all leads to fewer views and is censorship.
So what about it? Let's have a flag free conversation.
It is beyond most whales just trying to control the narrative to further their funded agenda. I am still on the fence if they will destroy steem instead of allowing it to be free. Vaccines are not worth the risk. The data is manipulated, changes, and hidden. Many more deaths are coming as the permanent state ramps its plan. Learn a lot from a real scientist. Mike Adams
Posted using Partiko Android
Congratulations @via-veritas-vita! You have completed the following achievement on the Steem blockchain and have been rewarded with new badge(s) :
Click here to view your Board
If you no longer want to receive notifications, reply to this comment with the word
STOPDo not miss the last post from @steemitboard:
polio was already on the decline before its introduction.
thanks to sanitation and hygiene.
they changed how they diagnosed polio to make it look like it worked.