Thread: One for CSS

Christian Graus wrote: What burns me up is that we were responsible, we got the kids vaccinated, but the tin hat brigade was apparently not in force, so we never got any money for being decent parents. I've not looked into it but I doubt it's much.

*grin* I'm sure it's not a lot of money to people who have jobs.

Ian Shlasko wrote: 1) Insufficient supply. One of my coworkers is married to a pediatrician, whose practice has only received a few hundred doses for their 5000+ patients. They're unwilling to dose themselves when it would be depriving one of their patients of immunity. No. If you were informed, you would be aware of New York state health workers absolutely refusing to take the vaccine even when the law mandated it. Ian Shlasko wrote:...

CaptainSeeSharp wrote: No. If you were informed, you would be aware of New York state health workers absolutely refusing to take the vaccine even when the law mandated it. We've already discussed the difference between vaccines being "available" and "mandated." No one wants to be FORCED into an injection. I'm well aware of the situation you're describing, as I live in New York City. You didn't, however,...

CaptainSeeSharp wrote: Your insolence will effect you adversely, if it hasn't already So far the only downside of immunisation I've received is your ill though-out and weirdly agressive reply. I mean I only made a few observations about the MMR vaccination (not the Swine flu one you note, I didn't even mention it) and somehow you've managed to turn observations on a broad social trend into a personal slight, which you...

CaptainSeeSharp wrote: instead of puking what you see on mainstream TV Ah, now I get it, it can only be true if it's on YouTube.

The "I've got my head stuck so far up my ass, I'm able to lick my lips recursively" journal.

CaptainSeeSharp wrote: No sh*t. I didn't say youtube or aj. I said SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE which literally means scientific literature in the most literal term. Oh yeah? Which journals?