The CDC gives home schooling a strong boost with their child vaccine rec
The Bee hits another vein of truth in their parody.
Link: https://babylonbee.com/news/cdc-announces-new-initiative-to-promote-homeschooling
Replies to: The CDC gives home schooling a strong boost with their child vaccine rec
The risk to kids is statistically zero.
And since the vaccines do nothing to prevent the spread, there is no justification to mandate them for kids. Or anyone, for that matter.
Here's what the Mayo Clinic has to say about this...probably more authoritative than your 'hunches'.
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Link: https://www.mayoclinic.org/coronavirus-covid-19/can-kids-get-vaccines
It's not a "hunch," you stupid weasel nazi. It's simple data.
I know that math and basic logic aren't your strong suit, but give it a whack, you clueless fraud.
(Note: Nowhere did I advocate what anyone "should" do in regards to their own vaccine choices. Merely that there is zero logic behind mandating it for kids. But you knew this...).
LOL...you do know that all I did was give you the informed opinion of the Mayo Clinic, right?...but
you just can't hold back on the 'terms of endearment', can you...;-)
Bottom line...I've got expert statements favoring vaccinations for kids and they're all based on lots of numbers and analyses...you, on the other hand, have zilch to support your hunches that they're worthless.
Nice try, conner. You completely avoid the point.
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Yeah. I would think twice about that as a parent.
Our kids all got vaxxed, but having gone through everything, and having had covid recently myself, it seems like all the paranoia about covid was unnecessary, at least for otherwise generally healthy people. There is no reason for kids to get vaccinated, especially not with an experimental vaccine.
Several states have warned the CDC that they will not comply. DeSantis '24
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...with Nikki Haley as his VP.
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That would be great.
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Ubetcha'!
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