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motordavid, All great questions. Yes, vaccinated...all of us. No complications known from taking them. I honestly do not know the answer to the other questions. I suspect that there are some that pose more risk than reward. But, I don't have any stats to provide other than the links I've provided thus far. This thread has really honed in on this one subject...vaccination. My thread was a lot more encompassing. I have a much broader view. It's not my place to suggest to anyone what they should or should not do with regards to vaccines and medicine in general. However, I have said multiple times...clean vaccinations seem to be the best of both worlds. Is everyone clear that that's how I feel? It's a bit unfair, really! I got painted into a corner to prove whether I'm a nut job or not with this vaccination stuff. I said, if they're clean...I'm for them. I think the Dr.'s I've linked have said the same thing?! I played along and have provided some opinions that I think support what I'm saying? Make vaccines clean for everyone. Don't put them on the market until they're proven safe and effective. Isn't that what we all want? I'm not a scientist, nor am I in the medical field, nor am I researching cures or treatments for infectious disease. So, I'm not in a position to continue arguing over the particulars of vaccinations. Maybe you guys are in that business? Maybe you have worked with the science that creates them? I don't know. All I know is that there are those people that have helped create them or Dr.'s that have witnessed how they can potentially harm us. And, the ones who create and administer these vaccines vehemently despise any such suggestions that there is anything wrong. It seems to come down to trust.
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