Okay I might have the unpopular opinion around here, but I might as well bring it up.
I personally do not believe in vaccines. There is a reason that diseases exist. They exist to weed out the weak, young and old, and improve the genetic quality of a species. Normally this would also be the position of the hunter, but considering humans are the top of the food chain, disease is the only thing that does that job well. Some vaccines (ie polio) I can understand taking though, I'm not that cold.
My belief is that its healthier to catch the disease and have your immune system fight it off then have a vaccine, such as in the case of chicken pox. Case in point I was vaccinated for it when I was little and not to long ago I had to get the booster shot. But if I just had gotten the disease when I was little and had dealt with it I wouldn't need a booster shot because my body could handle itself. Now if my bolstered vaccine doesn't work and I get the shingles as an adult it'll be ten times worse.
I don't believe that vaccines cause autism. I have a friend with Aspgers that I've talked it over with, and she'd said basically the age of diagnosed autism and vaccines happen to occur at the same time, not one because of the other.
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I personally do not believe in vaccines. There is a reason that diseases exist. They exist to weed out the weak, young and old, and improve the genetic quality of a species. Normally this would also be the position of the hunter, but considering humans are the top of the food chain, disease is the only thing that does that job well. Some vaccines (ie polio) I can understand taking though, I'm not that cold.
My belief is that its healthier to catch the disease and have your immune system fight it off then have a vaccine, such as in the case of chicken pox. Case in point I was vaccinated for it when I was little and not to long ago I had to get the booster shot. But if I just had gotten the disease when I was little and had dealt with it I wouldn't need a booster shot because my body could handle itself. Now if my bolstered vaccine doesn't work and I get the shingles as an adult it'll be ten times worse.
I don't believe that vaccines cause autism. I have a friend with Aspgers that I've talked it over with, and she'd said basically the age of diagnosed autism and vaccines happen to occur at the same time, not one because of the other.