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On 11 Nov, 2011, at 10:52 pm, James Kilty wrote:
On 11/11/11 20:52, Simon Waters wrote:On the other hand in California the Waldorf schools as a group had the lowest vaccination uptake rates of any of the types of school, which isThere are strong arguments against mass vaccination - sadly if you adopt a different model/paradigm of health and illness to the prevailing one, you can be coerced (in the US) or pressurized here with all sorts of arguments which amount to blackmail. I have never understood how non-vaccinated children can be considered a threat to vaccinated children. It all depends who you listen to and what weight you give to the different arguments and what counts as evidence for whichever position.a sad reflection on the quality of parenting.Maybe off-list for further discussion.
I don't have the luxury of having grown up in a first-world country, so I fail on the vaccination complacency front. Too many dead and crippled children where I grew up.
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