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What happened to freedom of choice? Right to Vaccinate Vs. Medical Tyranny
Joe Joseph
truthstreammedia.com
Fri, 13 Feb 2015
I'm absolutely mortified at how people have become so polarized over the question of "Do I or don't I vaccinate myself and my family?"
It seems as though people have lost sight of the fact that this is NOT a right or wrong question, it's simply a choice.
The reason for the conundrum is quite simple. For the last 100 years (or so), people have had academic/industry experts/government/media tell us what to think, what to buy, what to put in our bodies, all with "good intentions" because they know what's best for you.
I've heard people say "You read all that stuff on the internet", but everything is going paperless now, and the internet has become a "universal library" of sorts. I'm sure those that use that generic phrase are all in a rush to head to the closest university library to delve into hours of research, because that's one of the few sacred places where you can find accurate information on this and any other subject matter.
Yes, there is a ton of disinformation out there, both from experts and armchair researchers alike... and for various reasons. This is where discernment comes in. This is where an un-biased approach is needed to make an informed/sound decision. This is where free will and your rights must be exercised; otherwise people who seek to advance one of the many agendas that exist in this world will capitalize on the apathy and blind trust that infects society like a plague.
Let's be honest...
The whole reason why this problem exists is because of a crisis with accountability in the world. It doesn't exist (or doesn't exist where it needs to be). Vaccine companies were granted immunity from being held accountable because the lawsuits spawning from vaccine injury would bankrupt them and deter them from manufacturing them. Their products are so good for you and vaccination is so beneficial to a healthy lifestyle that the US Government and other governments throughout the world gave "Big Pharma" immunity.
So, let's put on our critical thinking caps for a second and just let that last paragraph sink in. Vaccines are soooo good for you and the science is soooo rock solid that they granted the pharmaceutical industry immunity from prosecution/damages. The foundation of the rule of law in the United States is based on property rights. If I drive down the street and come too close to your mailbox and my mirror takes out your mailbox, I am liable for the damage that I caused to your property. You could take me to court and any reasonable judge would find that I damaged your property and that I am responsible for repairing/replacing the mailbox. Why have our non-representing representatives gone out of their way to give "Big Pharma" a pass? Where is the "Equal Justice Under the Law" that is prominently displayed on the illustrious building housing our Supreme Court?
The fact is, it's not there, it never was. It's an illusion.
Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels once said,
As the picture above illustrates — at one point in time, people thought that smoking cigarettes wasn't that bad, and "Big Tobacco" actually got over 20,000 physicians to recommend a certain brand of cigarettes. Fast forward today and we look at that picture dumfounded. We wonder how people could have been so stupid. Is that the way we will be looked at by people 50 years from now? A hundred years from now?
Do the research, evaluate the risk/reward, and make an informed decision. It's that simple. If you choose to vaccinate, more power to you. If you choose not to vaccinate, more power to you. If there are consequences to your decision (whichever you choose), deal with it like big boys and girls and carry on smartly.
No one knows what's best for anyone else...
P.S. I've included a list of vaccination references/resources for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!
Joe Joseph
truthstreammedia.com
Fri, 13 Feb 2015
I'm absolutely mortified at how people have become so polarized over the question of "Do I or don't I vaccinate myself and my family?"
It seems as though people have lost sight of the fact that this is NOT a right or wrong question, it's simply a choice.
The reason for the conundrum is quite simple. For the last 100 years (or so), people have had academic/industry experts/government/media tell us what to think, what to buy, what to put in our bodies, all with "good intentions" because they know what's best for you.
I've heard people say "You read all that stuff on the internet", but everything is going paperless now, and the internet has become a "universal library" of sorts. I'm sure those that use that generic phrase are all in a rush to head to the closest university library to delve into hours of research, because that's one of the few sacred places where you can find accurate information on this and any other subject matter.
Yes, there is a ton of disinformation out there, both from experts and armchair researchers alike... and for various reasons. This is where discernment comes in. This is where an un-biased approach is needed to make an informed/sound decision. This is where free will and your rights must be exercised; otherwise people who seek to advance one of the many agendas that exist in this world will capitalize on the apathy and blind trust that infects society like a plague.
Let's be honest...
The whole reason why this problem exists is because of a crisis with accountability in the world. It doesn't exist (or doesn't exist where it needs to be). Vaccine companies were granted immunity from being held accountable because the lawsuits spawning from vaccine injury would bankrupt them and deter them from manufacturing them. Their products are so good for you and vaccination is so beneficial to a healthy lifestyle that the US Government and other governments throughout the world gave "Big Pharma" immunity.
So, let's put on our critical thinking caps for a second and just let that last paragraph sink in. Vaccines are soooo good for you and the science is soooo rock solid that they granted the pharmaceutical industry immunity from prosecution/damages. The foundation of the rule of law in the United States is based on property rights. If I drive down the street and come too close to your mailbox and my mirror takes out your mailbox, I am liable for the damage that I caused to your property. You could take me to court and any reasonable judge would find that I damaged your property and that I am responsible for repairing/replacing the mailbox. Why have our non-representing representatives gone out of their way to give "Big Pharma" a pass? Where is the "Equal Justice Under the Law" that is prominently displayed on the illustrious building housing our Supreme Court?
The fact is, it's not there, it never was. It's an illusion.
Nazi Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels once said,
"If you tell a lie big enough and keep repeating it, people will eventually come to believe it. The lie can be maintained only for such time as the State can shield the people from the political, economic and/or military consequences of the lie. It thus becomes vitally important for the State to use all of its powers to repress dissent, for the truth is the mortal enemy of the lie, and thus by extension, the truth is the greatest enemy of the State."
As the picture above illustrates — at one point in time, people thought that smoking cigarettes wasn't that bad, and "Big Tobacco" actually got over 20,000 physicians to recommend a certain brand of cigarettes. Fast forward today and we look at that picture dumfounded. We wonder how people could have been so stupid. Is that the way we will be looked at by people 50 years from now? A hundred years from now?
Do the research, evaluate the risk/reward, and make an informed decision. It's that simple. If you choose to vaccinate, more power to you. If you choose not to vaccinate, more power to you. If there are consequences to your decision (whichever you choose), deal with it like big boys and girls and carry on smartly.
No one knows what's best for anyone else...
P.S. I've included a list of vaccination references/resources for your reading pleasure. Enjoy!
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