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Dalton

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#6639
Nov 16, 2012
 
Mandating immunizations is a great idea. If it is mandated by the government then they should pay for it.
Erin Ledlow

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#6640
Nov 16, 2012
 
I hit HPV from a bathroom in Selmer so yes

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Since: Sep 12

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#6641
Nov 17, 2012
 
Dalton wrote:
Mandating immunizations is a great idea. If it is mandated by the government then they should pay for it.
Either way though, we would still pay for such.
KnightLord

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Nov 18, 2012
 
nope wrote:
<quoted text>you sound like an intelligent person. Have you seen all the fema coffin videos on youtube an if so what is your thoughts.
I've seen them.

Let me add another log to the fire. The US is pulling out of the oil market in the Middle East and shifting to buying from Mexico and South America. Personally I doubt this is just to let Russia, China, and Africa fight over the fields there. If you have even a small knowledge of Biblical Prophecy this should be raising some alarm flags.

Short of moving from controlled conflict to full on warfare, it should be obvious to almost everyone, but why it seems not to be is beyond my reasoning, that we have allowed the government to grant itself powers beyond the grants and restrictions of the Constitution. Somehow we've gotten the idea that the Constitution grants us rights and limits our rights while giving the government almost limitless tyrannical powers. Now that Posse Comitatus is no more, US troops are now being stationed on US soil for use against US citizens, and foreign troops are also deployed in this country by the UN {who wouldn't hesitate to shoot someone's Mother, Sister, Father, or Brother if ordered to}.

But you asked what I think about the "coffins", didn't you? Sorry for rambling. Though they could be used for coffins, they could also be used to transport food, hand-tools, necessities, and maybe even seen in the event that some natural disaster occurs such as Yellowstone erupting.

When you consider this in parallel with Bill Gates' statement that improved health care and immunizations should decrease the population of Africa {which doesn't make any sense on the face of it} in his TED talk .... well, you tell me just how we should be listening to any of these folks. Keep in mind that Prince Phillip wants to come back, after he dies, as a virus and wipe out 90% of the human race. Nice folks, don't you think?
The Truth

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#6643
Nov 18, 2012
 
Wake Up wrote:
Look at all the horrible diseases we have essentially wiped out in this country through immunization. The small risk is nothing compared to what we could go back to if they are not given. Small Pox, Whooping Cough, Polio, etc. are horrible diseases, and we will see them in this country again if immunization is not done. I do not think government should pay for it - parents should pay for the children they choose to bring into this world.
You haven't been in a public school lately have you. They are full of special ed kids these days. Something has sure changed!

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Nov 18, 2012
 
The Truth wrote:
<quoted text> You haven't been in a public school lately have you. They are full of special ed kids these days. Something has sure changed!
It's the crap they put in the food and water.
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The Truth wrote:
<quoted text> You haven't been in a public school lately have you. They are full of special ed kids these days. Something has sure changed!
I remember when Special Ed. children were blended in with average and above average students {didn't they call it main-streaming them?}. Maybe this is part of why they did it, among other reasons I'm sure they had.

This should shock many adults, but somehow there's a part of me that thinks the only shock some will feel is that I actually think this matters. I know 8th grade students that don't know their multiplication tables, can't add simple 2 digit numbers, have no clues about simple arithmetic functions, and somehow bring home A's in Math from Norwood Middle School.

Oh, but ask about wrassling and they can tell you all about the current crop of choreographed comedic contenders.

Now for the sad part. The busted toilet probably got more traction in here than this post ever will, but that's just a measure of parental concern {IMO}.
oppose vu

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The Truth wrote:
<quoted text> You haven't been in a public school lately have you. They are full of special ed kids these days. Something has sure changed!
Yes, we no longer deny children with mental handicaps an education or condemn them to institutions due the Americans with Disabilities Act. States are legally obligated to provide the least restrictive educational environment:
"Least restrictive environment is identified in the U.S. Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, as one of the six principles that govern the education of students with disabilities and other special needs. By law, schools are required to provide a free appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment that is appropriate to the individual student's needs.
"Least restrictive environment" (LRE) means that a student who has a disability should have the opportunity to be educated with non-disabled peers, to the greatest extent appropriate."

It's not an epidemic; we're just not sweeping children and adults with handicaps under the rug anymore.

Everyone in this thread lacks the ability to do or even read basic research on the internet, lacks an understanding of the historical treatment of the mentally handicapped in the educational and medical system, and lacks an understanding of the massive childhood mortality that was a fact of human existence throughout history. You stand on the shoulders of generations of scientists and engineers, look on the advances they've made with their blood sweat and tears, and piss all over it because you are incapable of coping with the fact that there are still things out of our control. You talk about understanding autism and mental handicaps while condemning the very fields that allow us to understand these conditions and find interventions and treatments that improve the quality of life for those with these conditions. You deride science and technology as you post on a global telecommunications network from one of the most complex devices ever created in human history - something you were able to buy for a few hundred dollars. You are horrible, hypocritical people who let fear of the unknown kill your mind and turn you against that which allows us to understand and control the world.
Done my homework

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#6647
Nov 18, 2012
 
So, Oppose Vu, are you saying that no one on this thread has these capacities, or that everyone lacks them? I guess you've nailed us all with this one.

We're completely unaware of the American Eugenics Movement that attempted to sterilize the "infirm". The same organization that gave Hitler his eugenic agenda, and later became Planned Parenthood in the Us.

We are also not aware that there are still institutions here in the south that help the handicapped to be productive members of society, though I'm not sure what you've got in Chicago.

We are also not cognizant of how "Mainstreaming" has proven to slow the whole class down to the speed of the slowest student, hurting the average and above average students while yielding no greater results for the slower students whatsoever.

Yep, you sure got our number. You must be a product of this mainstreaming yourself. Good to see that our tax money has been so well managed and spent.

Yeppers, you've definitely made the point here. Now I shall just sit back in awe of your radiant intellect.
oppose vu

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Nov 18, 2012
 
Done my homework wrote:
So, Oppose Vu, are you saying that no one on this thread has these capacities, or that everyone lacks them? I guess you've nailed us all with this one.
We're completely unaware of the American Eugenics Movement that attempted to sterilize the "infirm". The same organization that gave Hitler his eugenic agenda, and later became Planned Parenthood in the Us.
We are also not aware that there are still institutions here in the south that help the handicapped to be productive members of society, though I'm not sure what you've got in Chicago.
We are also not cognizant of how "Mainstreaming" has proven to slow the whole class down to the speed of the slowest student, hurting the average and above average students while yielding no greater results for the slower students whatsoever.
Yep, you sure got our number. You must be a product of this mainstreaming yourself. Good to see that our tax money has been so well managed and spent.
Yeppers, you've definitely made the point here. Now I shall just sit back in awe of your radiant intellect.
Yes, I agree, you do lack an understanding of literally each of these things.
Skipster

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Nov 18, 2012
 
oppose vu wrote:
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Yes, I agree, you do lack an understanding of literally each of these things.
Shaddup, Toothless, before I slap you.
Jane

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Nov 18, 2012
 
NO HELL NO NONONONO

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#6651
Nov 18, 2012
 
They never had the short bus when I went to school guess they kept the special ed kids some place else?
Done my homework

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Nov 19, 2012
 
oppose vu wrote:
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Yes, I agree, you do lack an understanding of literally each of these things.
What areas of these "things" do you feel I lack understanding? Don't be bashful, enlighten me.

You do realize that I'm expecting either a very long post that says nothing, or is copy/pasted example of online plagiarism; or silence because you already know I'm going to scrutinize anything you post.
Lud

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#6654
Nov 19, 2012
 
well wrote:
Worked with polio
Polio immunizations did not contain the harmful and sometimes deadly chemicals that these vaccines do. Today reactions to these vaccines in an ever increasing number of children include Convulsions, Shock and Severe Allergic (Anaphylactic) Reaction. All of this info is out there and available for research.

Despite the low odds, it happens every day. No one should be FORCED to make there children subject to this.
Tnhawaii girl

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YES......including flu shots!!!!!!!!
Tnhawaii girl

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Nov 19, 2012
 
Dalton wrote:
Mandating immunizations is a great idea. If it is mandated by the government then they should pay for it.
The cost of something that protects our children from life-threatening illnesses should not even enter into the picture!!
kjg

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Nov 19, 2012
 
,??
Oh Sure

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Nov 19, 2012
 
Tnhawaii girl wrote:
YES......including flu shots!!!!!!!!
BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
My God. Have you seen anything beyond the "get your flu shot daily at your local vaccine shop"?
Tnhawaii girl

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Nov 19, 2012
 
Oh Sure wrote:
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BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
My God. Have you seen anything beyond the "get your flu shot daily at your local vaccine shop"?
Flu shots not only save lives of the elderly but also children who are exposed to everything at school including the flu which in turn can EASILY turn into pneumonia which very often is deadly especially in children.

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