Posted by farmer101IL on September 30, 2009 at 09:39:40 from (173.122.212.72):
In Reply to: Flu Shots posted by WaltDavies on September 30, 2009 at 08:29:07:
WaltDavies said: (quoted from post at 08:29:07 09/30/09) That's just plain STUPID how can you die from dead viruses. I will get mine and let you know if it works. What they want to know is how effective the vaccine is not how safe it is.
Walt
Try explaining that to the families of the people that died in the 70's i think it was. More people died from the vaccine , than people getting the swine flu. I think it was 13 correct me if i'm wrong.
Take a chance and keep drinking the kool-aid. I my self will keep reading all i can find.
I'll see if i can find some stats on how well it is working in other parts of the world.
The sky is falling , the sky is falling,. Get your shot , it's going to be the worst ever. Y a know if it was the worst ever then why isn't there enough vaccine for every single person in the USA including the illegals.????????? Because it's a joke.
Right now they predict enough for mom's, kid, and elderly.
Can you say SCAM!!!!!!!!!!!
We are all gonna die from not being able to afford health care. The stimulus plan is working i tell ya. It is , really. lieing sob's.
Looks like newyork is a little concerned with collecting taxes from the rich, they are bailing out . They can move to friendlier places for their money. You can only steal so much. Middle income can't move so fast so i guess maybe they will stick it to them since that is all that will be left there.
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