Cheryl Hines über The View: „Können wir machen?“ [vaccines] sicherer? Können wir Eltern zuhören, die sagen: „Mein Kind hat den Impfstoff bekommen, hat sich verändert und hat aufgehört, die Marker zu erreichen, hat aufgehört, sich so zu entwickeln, wie es sich entwickelt hat.“ Können wir den Leuten zuhören, wenn sie das sagen, anstatt zu sagen: ‚Du bist verrückt‘?“

    Von Orangutan

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    1. Level of discourse on Disney’s „The View“ RFK Jr.’s wife is Cheryl Hines. He’s the current head of the HHS division of the government.

    2. marsisboolin on

      The big pharma propaganda is too conditioned in the population. Vaccines are a sacred cow.

    3. lostinspace694208 on

      Sure, if they can back it up in any way other than baseless claims

    4. I have no evidence to back this up, but I’ve heard anecdotal stories about how the battery of vaccines may be what’s causing delays, not the vaccines themselves.

      This would make me think that the body spends time „processing“ these newly introduced diseases (in the form of a vaccine), and when they are given all at once, it’s like a crash that the body must recuperate from.

      My thoughts would be to research spreading out the vaccine schedule so they are not so close in time to one another, allow the body to rest and process.

      Or it could be that microplastics fuck us up.

    5. Listening to these people doesn’t hurt us, protecting big companies from scrutiny or responsibility does

    6. If all kids in America are getting these vaccinations, why are they correlating stunted growth with vaccinations?

      And why are they correlating tylenol as the culprit for causing autism when taken during pregnancy?

      The medical industrial complex is not to be trusted, but a lot of this sounds tin foil. And I cannot believe someone that isn’t a doctor has rfk’s position, and basically none of the picks in this administration have experience in the departments that they are in charge of

    7. Here’s my thing about vaccines. There’s all these claims of how it’s killing us but the evidence just doesn’t add up. People are generally healthy then what they were decades ago. How come these anti-vaxxers never talk about our food? Or the stress that children and parents deal with? Or the education that they receive? What about their attention spans being shortened due to tech and other societal factors? Nope, it’s the vaccines. They take about the spike in autism but how many people went undiagnosed. Remember the weird silent cousin who collected rocks? Or the kid at school who was a little slow but he’s alright? Yeah those people were probably autistic. And so many more are today. But it’s hard to blame vaccines are the sole cause when there’s so much circumstantial data

    8. troubledtimez on

      We absolutely need the real vaccines. Could they be made without the weird chemical additives? Likely but i bet it cost more which is why they aren’t. Could we split up the multi doses? i bet we could but it would cost more so they wont

    9. LobsterJohnson_ on

      Meanwhile over 100 unvaccinated students in North Carolina are now under 3 weeks quarantine because of measles.

    10. Jiminy__Crickets on

      Her question „can we listen to people when they share something has changed with my child…“ is really an important statement.

      Overall, I’m not anti-vaccine. But, I do not understand why people feel compelled to defend pharmaceutical companies and their products, versus listening to a large segment of society that expresses concerns about the safety and efficacy of **some** pharmaceutical products, particularly if the administration of those products is mandated.

      Very strange times we live in!

    11. ConfidentPlate211 on

      As a health care provider (retired) I believe the vast majority of vaccines are safe and effective. Are they 100% effective? No. None are.

      At the end of the day, get a vaccine, don’t get a vaccine. I don’t care. But let’s not belittle each other for getting one or not getting one.

      I think the more important point here is when people say things like what OP said, can we take a moment and look at cause and effect? Was the child not hitting markers related to the vaccine? It might be, but it also may not be.

      If you get a vaccine and get hit by a bus walking home, is that caused by the vaccine? Well, it could be if you were lethargic and wandered out into the street without looking, but it could also be because the bus driver was drunk. My point is A+B does not necessarily equal C. Let’s look a little deeper.

    12. Parents are often the last person you should trust about what is going on with their childs development. What’s easier to blame, a vaccine or the fact you stick your child Infront of a TV all day and feed them crap?

    13. can we stop acting as if anecdotal evidence and personal feelings is science?

    14. wursmyburrito on

      People need to be clear what they are talking about here because it’s kind of like saying „pills cause severe side effects.“ Some pills kill people and some pills help people. There are different „vaccines“ but they all get lumped together. We talking vaccines for covid, polio, measles, or what

    15. GrimMatsuri on

      My child got the mmrv and completely changed after. It doesn’t mean I think it happens to every kid but maybe getting 3 and 4 shots at once isn’t the best idea. Sadly it’s hard to find a place that splits them up. I also requested they leave the V out and they did it anyway.

      To top it off my child almost died the day after, they had a terrible reaction 105.7 fever etc. like I said after within weeks I noticed they were acting different and had different mannerisms. So it’s quite possible for some kids it’s just not a good idea. Not all are the same .

    16. An immune reaction can sometimes take ahwile to recover from and parents who think there is something wrong with their child often treat them differently (ie expect less) and children respond to the way they act. But you know what they never recover from?…death from preventable disease.

      There is no other way to prevent it , other than teaching the immune system to protect us from it. No other country in the world is having the issues American parents are with vacines. Its group think psycho babel.

    17. DeadEndFred on

      Bertrand Russell was born into one of the most prominent aristocratic families in the UK. They were all big eugenics enthusiasts.

      Russell “surmises” in 1952:

      >**“Diet, injections, and injunctions will combine, from a very early age**, to **produce** the sort of character and the sort of **beliefs that the authorities consider desirable,** and any serious criticism of the powers that be will become psychologically impossible.”

      >”The system, one may surmise, will be something like this: except possibly in the governing aristocracy, **all but 5 per cent of males and 30 per cent of females will be sterilized.** The 30 per cent of females will be expected to spend the years from eighteen to forty in reproduction, in order **to secure adequate cannon fodder.”**

      >**”Gradually, by selective breeding, the congenital differences between rulers and ruled will increase until they become almost different species.** A revolt of the plebs would become as unthinkable as an organized insurrection of sheep against the practice of eating mutton. (The Aztecs kept a domesticated alien tribe for purposes of cannibalism. Their regime was totalitarian.)”
      ^p.50-51

      >The Impact of Science on Society, Bertrand Russell, 1952

    18. Extreme-Place-6573 on

      The issue doesn’t lay with single vaccines it’s the multiple vaccines in one that are causing all this

    19. So Covid showed that big pharma cannot be trusted and yet now, here we are, saying trust them, bro?

    20. The whole childhood vaccine thing needs to be re-evaluated. We know so much more about Infection and disease prevention since these vaccines were created. This needs to be considered.

      Nurses didn’t even wear gloves when they would administer these vaccines, that’s how far we’ve come! Not to mention the invention of sanitizer, better water infrastructure to prevent contamination, stricter laws and standards, easier access to health care.

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