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Patients aren't combatants. They are collaterals. Continued collateral damage is unacceptable. I have not proposed their ban, just the grounds for their selective application.

That is why people like me reject specific vaccines, but not all of them.

If enough people have a bad enough reaction, that particular medicine or vaccine needs to be recalled. (That is not an indictment against vaccines, generally.)

Switchfoot had a song about that... New Way To Be Human

I was born autistic (without complications) and that version is found in my family line. More...

If you are referencing my earlier post, I am not rejecting vaccines because "sinners" made them. I am just saying that certain vaccines (cars, meals, aircraft, etc.) can exhibit unanticipated faults, at times, because they are human inventions. (I am FOR all of the above when they are working...

These are aggravated autism only; not including autism without complications. This caseload did not previously exist under a different diagnosis. Also known as Millennial Autism. Image taken from earlier version of https://sfautismsociety.org/californias-autism-crisis/

Xander is a xenophobic xylophonist from Xi'an.

(Your Ws are upside-down...)

Oliver is an overly-ordered orthopedist from Omaha.

Of the vaccines that I noted earlier, it wasn't their use that was unethical, but rather their means of production.

Wallace from Washington writes waltzes.

@Willie T , HERE are some details that I pulled out of that passage...

And when we get to Heaven, we all get a new name! “He who has an ear, let him hear what the Spirit says to the churches. To him who overcomes I will give some of the hidden manna to eat. And I will give him a white stone, and on the stone a new name written which no one knows except him who...

I have benefited from vaccines, generally, so I advocate for them, as a method. But they are produced by fallible people, so not every vaccine is a winner. My children have had a bad reaction to two or three of them that were changed in the early 1980s, so we avoid that family of vaccines. They...

I am pro-vax. I got all of mine (and then some, in the military), with no problems. Two or three of them were changed in the early 1980s that my children had a bad reaction to. We avoid those kind while we await their safe/ethical replacements, but have gotten the rest of them. Opening to THAT...

I was going to write one about Peter Piper (of Poughkeepsie), but I can't think of what he might do...?

Sharon