Mari Arara
*kicks down door* this is my thread it was made for me
ok so i'm not gonna get into detail because I have about 10 ongoing arguments in these godforsaken forums, but basically my opinion is this:
vaccines are NOT necessary and should not be mandatory
vaccines are NOT a miracle cure that can eradicate anything
vaccines should NOT be given to infants or anyone who cannot consent, because I believe in body autonomy for everyone and everything.
i have never been vaccinated and the only illness i have had is a cold. good hygiene, respect for others when it comes to hygiene, (don't send your ill children to school! dont go to work sick! dont sneeze everywhere!) exposure to the outside world and you'll be good.
i know a doctor (not as my doctor lol) who told me that the possible reason my immune system is great is because I live in a rural area and have spent a lot of time with dirt. rough translation but it makes sense.
I can say I agree with a fair bit of this, not all but a good chunk of it.
I'm fairly stubborn when it comes to being sick and working and going to school. I think the only time I called into work sick, was because I had fallen and the back of my head to a hard hit to a metal step stool, which resulted in a goose egg roughly the size of a base ball on the back of my head. Never went to the hospital, though I probably should have
sweatdrop Though there was a time when I missed a week of school because I caught a mild strain of the swine flu from my sister.
Something I've noticed a lot more with the really young generations, is that they're all pretty much bubble wrapped. Like it becomes the biggest deal in the world when a kid falls and scrapes their knee, or tries to eat dirt. I grew up playing in dirt, eating leaves and drinking out of a mountain fed lake, and I think I turned out pretty okay. I was really accident prone, but never really got sick. But when I did, it sucked, like it was always the worst thing possible.