Discussion on Polio and Vaccination Risks
Every time someone finds out my kids are unvaccinated, they say the same thing,
"But what about polio?" So let's talk about polio.
First, we don't live in 1905, so we're not drinking water
contaminated with feces and we're not bathing in sewage.
If you believe the diarrhea poliovirus narrative, you have to literally put
the feces from a polio-infected human being into your mouth
to contract polio, and that sounds more like a sanitation issue
rather than a vaccination issue. But get this, even if you were to do that,
75% of polio infections have zero symptoms,
guys. Zero. So if 10 kids put the feces of
polio-infected humans in
their mouth and got polio, at least seven of them would never know
it. If 75% of BLTs didn't have bacon, lettuce, and tomato, is
it still a BLT? Not to mention, paralysis occurs in less than
1% of cases. So here's what most people don't know,
and will certainly trigger
many of you, but in modern times, the vast majority of paralytic
polio cases worldwide come from the polio vaccines themselves,
guys, not the wild. Meaning the reason a child became
paralyzed was because they got the polio vaccine.
Furthermore, there's no neurotoxic and paralyzing lead arsenate
and DDT being sprayed all over the place anymore, although
glyphosate and atrazine aren't doing anyone any favors, but I
digress. So in closing, we have clean water, clean food,
and proper sanitation. My family and I aren't being sprayed directly with
lead
arsenate and DDT. The modern polio risk in the US is
basically zero, and the global problem today is
vaccine-derived, and for that reason, I'm out.
My job is to make a risk-benefit calculation for my children using
informed consent, and based on all those facts,
it's a hard no for me,
dog. Oh, yeah, also because I'm an uneducated, crazy
conspiracy theorist anti-vaxxer who doesn't understand
anything about science, right, Kalyn?
De-yoop.
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