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7/1/2015 9:45:32 PM
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Should people be "Force-Injected" with vaccines?
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Only if they actually cause autism. I want the whole world to be like badger.
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No! Of course not! Just make them go to a different school so they can all get Chicken Pox and the Flu together.
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Just don't let their kids go to public schools.
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Is it bad that I thought of Darths & Droids when I read the title?
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Stupid adults? Hell no let natural selection take the wheel. Stupid adults children. Maybe 'caus Jesus sure as h3ll won't
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Since freedom is a cool concept, I'm going to go ahead and say that people shouldn't be forced to do anything, whether it seems good or not.
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1 Reply"Hold still and don't worry. I'm a doctor."
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6 RepliesYes. Sik 'em boy!
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Force Injection sounds like an incredibly boring Jedi power.
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Depends what it is against. The flu? No. Something truly dangerous? Probably.
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Lol that's silly
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I only say no because occasionally vaccines end up being deadly. I almost died as a baby from a disease caused by a faulty vaccine that killed quite a few babies
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You shouldn't force them but I recommend them because you have a higher risk of getting infected if you don't take them
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3 RepliesFor some reason, this puts a really funny image in my head. I imagine police crashing through an anti-vaxxer's windows and chasing after them with a syringe. "Oh God! It's a vaccine! RUN!!!!!!"
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2 RepliesNo I'm not gonna let you force a needle into me because your -blam!-ing afraid that your shot won't work, not gonna happen. I believe that getting shot for diseases none existent in your country if your going to another for a while might be a good idea, especially if it's rampant there. Otherwise -blam!- and just don't touch me, if I get sick I'll just take some antibiotics and other medicine. XD
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Why should they carry on a disease that can be expelled because theyre afrair? Then again the same goes for them. And there is arguments about effects of vaccines. So ill just stay away from this controversy.
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1 ReplyVs thread or we riot
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If Force Lightning doesn't work, then sure.
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-blam!- no. The government wants you to think that you need to rely on them. -blam!- that #sheeple
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5 RepliesPersonally no, only reason kids get sick is cause other kids get them sick. A kid without the vaccine (I was up until like 10 years agao) has gone 10 years without getting sick. So meh. Ive been with other people.and havent gotten sick and I dont just hug everyone or get near them
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As long as they are not allergic, than yes. It should be like those meningitis shots or whatever it is that you have to get to attend public school
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2 RepliesNo, I'm allergic to most of them (not the "I'm allergic to shots"thing I really do have quite a bad reaction) and there's a slight possibility I'd die. That's not fun for anyone
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21 RepliesAbsolutely not. People don't realize that if vaccines are truly necessary at some point, natural selection will kill off whoever doesn't vaccinate.
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3 RepliesI'm gonna force inject semen up ur ass op
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Like, by a Jedi? I'm down for that.
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3 RepliesIf they want to be part of society yes, if they don't want to be part of society kill them, problem solved. Yes I'm serious, or would you rather they infect your newborn with polio and watch your kid in a wheelchair for the rest of your life? Simple choice that.
