Should vaccination be mandatory?

[The Comrade]

it's weird how i went from agreeing with most of what dharma said to not even being able to decipher what the f**k he's talking about.

[The Dharma Bum]

[exploited]

Haha okay bud. It's as if your enlightened shtick is a new one and you think it has an impact on people.

[exploited]

[The Comrade]

it's how this country operates. america can't take a middle approach to something, it has to be the most X-TREEEEEME position and you have to push it till it becomes absurd. then this leads to a backlash and it stunts the movement for a solid generation.

look at the civil rights movement. it went from equality to reparations and free shit in the course of a decade and there was a definite public push-back. because of that, you had the "sweep it under the rug" mentality of the 70s and 80s that led to tons of racial bullshit in the 90s. the same thing happened with feminism, and now you have a whole generation of women abandoning the label.

so taking the vaccine example, let's assume they're dangerous. you have all sorts of bozos pushing bunk science with the fervor of a god damn jihadist. if there was any validity to their cause, they've managed to convince a few people and push everyone else to the completely opposite side of the spectrum.

[The Dharma Bum]

Well, let's talk about what was incorrect in that post?

The link between government intelligence agencies and covert human experimentation?

US covert covert actions and dirty tricks?

US treatment of people who expose information about government abuses?

The fact that if informed consent is a requirement for medical treatment then doctors have to tell the truth about what they are doing before the do it or face criminal charges?

Dude, everything I said is a stone fact. The conclusion is clear, there is no good reason not to require informed consent and every reason in the world to think that the government would abuse it's privilege if this requirement didn't exist.

Society is way beyond the capacity Dunbar's Limit to look at it's vastness as a coherent grouping. That means leadership doesn't look at you as anything other than raw material to be used or even wasted with impunity.

That's why people came up with ideas like "human rights", and "constitutions". To protect themselves from a collective organism that serves it's own instinctive patterns, which are not necessarily rational.

[cat]

Religion should not be scapegoat. What about the Veterans and their complains about the vaccines? Are we going to ignore it where we should pay more attention?

The Veterans are ones who really in mandatory vaccination program, there, we should really see how mandate vaccines turn out.

[The Comrade]

Mkultra is an automatic fail in current political discussion.

[The Dharma Bum]

[The Dharma Bum]