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RE: Vaccinations Create the Wrong Type of Immune Response: Th2 vs Th1 Cells and Achieving Immunostasis
Wow that's ridiculous.
But hey, thanks to the efforts of people like you nearly 500 kids just caught the mumps in Arkansas:
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/arkansas-investigates-mumps-outbreak-400-cases/
You've picked a poor example to blame on non-vaxxers. The mumps portion of the MMR is well known to have particularly poor efficacy rate. This is vaccine failure we are looking at. The article does not say how many of the infected were fully vaccinated, and it does not blame non-vaxxers; therefore I will assume that it was almost all fully vaccinated children that got the mumps (as it usually is).
Merck Pharmaceutical is going to court soon on charges put forward by whistleblowers that they lied on the efficacy of the mumps vaccine in order to get it approved.
Read that story here:
http://www.globalresearch.ca/mumps-being-spread-by-and-among-vaccinated-people/5524458
Oh .. and in case you were going to blame some Whooping Cough outbreak on non-vaxxers, don't bother. Because health authorities have clearly stated that is a vaccine failure as well and that while they believe everyone should get vaccinated that non-vaccinators can't be blamed for any of the whooping cough outbreaks.
The success rate for mumps is 88%.
But I love that you "know" it isn't unvaccinated kids even though that hasn't been investigated yet. Never mind that mathematically speaking I wouldn't expect 476 cases to pop up in a few days when there's only a 22% chance of catching it.
Thanks for proving you don't really care about data and are willing to make things up.
I said that I will assume, not that I know. I make that assumption based on how the media always seems to behave. If there is an unvaccinated child as the source of an infection, they always play it up as much as they can so that they can make us look bad. I've seen that many times. And when they say nothing about unvaccinated causing it, when I've dug deeper in the past, it is because they couldn't blame the unvaccinated as it was a problem primarily for the fully vaccinated. That's the pattern I've seen.
I made an assumption based on my experience.
You made an assumption too that it was the unvaccinated to blame, yet you don't "know" that.
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