To: prismsinc
I have two girls, so why should they be vaccinated for a disease that makes boys sterile? Should we demand that boys get the HPV vaccine, too, since they are the infection vector? And given that the Chicken Pox vaccine loses efectivenes over time, unlike natural immunity, and the sterility and serious problems are more likely when a person is older, aren't we setting people up to get Chicken Pox later in life when they've lost their vaccine immunity to it? Or will we start demanding that adults get boosters, too, by law? I know you're more flexible than that but I don't think the ends justify the means here.
To: Question_Assumptions
Again, no parent should be forced. How often do I have to type it for you so it sinks in?
19 posted on
01/13/2009 12:24:41 PM PST by
prismsinc
(A.K.A. "The Terminator"!)
To: Question_Assumptions
I have two girls, so why should they be vaccinated for a disease that makes boys sterile? Should we demand that boys get the HPV vaccine, too, since they are the infection vector? And given that the Chicken Pox vaccine loses efectivenes over time, unlike natural immunity, and the sterility and serious problems are more likely when a person is older, aren't we setting people up to get Chicken Pox later in life when they've lost their vaccine immunity to it? Or will we start demanding that adults get boosters, too, by law? I know you're more flexible than that but I don't think the ends justify the means here. BINGO!!!!
38 posted on
01/13/2009 1:33:53 PM PST by
Tamar1973
(Riding the Korean Wave, one Bae Yong Joon drama at a time!)
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