Vaccines—Who Needs 'Em?

[Vuk]

That's if you don't take the whole course some of the bacteria then survives and develops an immunity.

Think of it like this - you have a cave full of terrorists, you could just throw in one white phosphorus grenade and hope it burns them all, or you could throw in three. If you only throw in one you run the risk of one of the terrorists surviving and learning about Willie Peter.

See?

I'll put it this way PVC, I know tons of people who get all their shots who get a lot sicker, a lot more often than members of my family who have not. I also know some un-immunized people who get sick a lot, and some immunized people who never get sick. The deciding factor does not seem to be whether or not they get immunized. People who never (or hardly ever) get sick in my experience, whether immunized or not are almost always the people who eat healthily, are active, and get lots of sleep.
I really have not seen any significant difference between the immunized and the unimmunized.

I'll live a relatively healthy lifestyle and be clean, and I will probably end up being much less of a threat to anyone's children than a huge amount of those who are immunized who eat shit food, who aren't clean, etc, etc.

The science is not settled on vaccines, and while some vaccines seem completely harmless to take, others are not. One type is completely different than another. I will put nothing in my body until there are enough years of proven results, without large cases of bad side-effects, and there is a scientific consensus on the issue. That is not yet the case with many vaccines.