Re: Mandatory Medical Treatment
i will heartily agreee with you that you need to end your habit of reading sloppily and posting from the hip. start with re-reading adri's initial post where she asserts that the government does have a hand in americans' medical care, and where she is raising a question specifically about the HPV vaccine, not vaccines in general.
the reason why you don't "see" goverment intervention re health issues, including medicine, in the US is because the US doesn't have rampant sanitation/disease issues. venture your quaint little self into a nation where the government will not or cannot get involved in health issues, and you'll see that clean water, safe food, clean needles, availability of medicine are daily concerns for the majority of the population--which is not generally true in the US. if you are unaware the US government makes decisions and takes actions affecting the health and well-being of every person on american soil every day via little tiny something called "the US department of health and human services," then you are truly obtuse.
i will stand by my assertion that your comparing forced chemotherapy to mandatory vaccination is like saying apples are like oranges, simply because chemotherapy is a complex process to treat one person of a non-communicable disease, whereas a mandatory vaccination program acts to prevent communicable disease for a population.
lastly, i had hoped it would not be necesssary to say what i had deleted out of my last post, but since you imply i am "confused" and "brainwashed":
WORN, a registerned nurse, advocated vaccinations, has voluntarily vaccinated herself against Hep B, and would consider the HPV vaccine if she had a female child and felt she, as a responsible parent and clinician, were fully informed of its risks and what it can/cannot do.
HT's resident registered nurse advocates vaccines. and mind you, she had training specifically about vaccines, and has made her life working in the health care field (by the way, WORN, if you ever read this--thank you for all you do daily. i couldn't do what you do, and i find it an honor to work in a tangential field that helps others like you give great patient care).
karen, you, on the other hand, outright say all vaccines do harm. what are your credentials? what is the proof of your expertise and experience?
go ahead: write your pages and pages. first of all, this great nation not only oversees the health of its citizens, but allows even conspiracy theorists like you an opinion, and my purpose was never to convince you to change it (refer to the first line in post #10 for my purpose). second of all, unlike you, i have no compulsion to validate myself in such a manner. i'll grant that you might have a small audience who might consider looking more closely into vaccines or who might flat out believe as you do. but the vast majority of us? we've have had our vaccinations, get our flu shots, make sure our kids get vaccinated, and get more vaccinations prior to travelling to certain other countries.
in other words, we're buying what the cdc, who, iom, and the vast majority of physicians and clinicians--you know, real experts?--are selling.
Originally posted by Karen
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the reason why you don't "see" goverment intervention re health issues, including medicine, in the US is because the US doesn't have rampant sanitation/disease issues. venture your quaint little self into a nation where the government will not or cannot get involved in health issues, and you'll see that clean water, safe food, clean needles, availability of medicine are daily concerns for the majority of the population--which is not generally true in the US. if you are unaware the US government makes decisions and takes actions affecting the health and well-being of every person on american soil every day via little tiny something called "the US department of health and human services," then you are truly obtuse.
i will stand by my assertion that your comparing forced chemotherapy to mandatory vaccination is like saying apples are like oranges, simply because chemotherapy is a complex process to treat one person of a non-communicable disease, whereas a mandatory vaccination program acts to prevent communicable disease for a population.
lastly, i had hoped it would not be necesssary to say what i had deleted out of my last post, but since you imply i am "confused" and "brainwashed":
WORN, a registerned nurse, advocated vaccinations, has voluntarily vaccinated herself against Hep B, and would consider the HPV vaccine if she had a female child and felt she, as a responsible parent and clinician, were fully informed of its risks and what it can/cannot do.
HT's resident registered nurse advocates vaccines. and mind you, she had training specifically about vaccines, and has made her life working in the health care field (by the way, WORN, if you ever read this--thank you for all you do daily. i couldn't do what you do, and i find it an honor to work in a tangential field that helps others like you give great patient care).
karen, you, on the other hand, outright say all vaccines do harm. what are your credentials? what is the proof of your expertise and experience?
go ahead: write your pages and pages. first of all, this great nation not only oversees the health of its citizens, but allows even conspiracy theorists like you an opinion, and my purpose was never to convince you to change it (refer to the first line in post #10 for my purpose). second of all, unlike you, i have no compulsion to validate myself in such a manner. i'll grant that you might have a small audience who might consider looking more closely into vaccines or who might flat out believe as you do. but the vast majority of us? we've have had our vaccinations, get our flu shots, make sure our kids get vaccinated, and get more vaccinations prior to travelling to certain other countries.
in other words, we're buying what the cdc, who, iom, and the vast majority of physicians and clinicians--you know, real experts?--are selling.
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