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Rapunzel324
2 years ago

Certainly not. Vaccinations protect against diseases and save lives. One thinks, for example, of the tetanus vaccination, diphtheria etc.

Fuchsbutter
2 years ago

Vaccinations are the greatest medical achievement of human history. Anyone who calls them poison has not understood immunology and should leave it to people who are smarter.

Gentlef
2 years ago

No. Even if it were poison, it would be much better for me than child paralysis, tetanus or measles.

Torrnado
2 years ago

for me definitely yes.

my body belongs to me and I strongly reject the coronation

LordFlakko
2 years ago

absolutely not. that is scientific breakthrough

Rosswurscht
2 years ago

Arsen is poison and ravioli from the can for me.

Emm24
2 years ago

It is an impending and no poison

Cubacita
2 years ago

I’m not on the cross-denk -trip

TheAmigos
2 years ago

I think it’s a drug

Bananaphone0
2 years ago

Certainly not everyone.

People who think it should be left alone.

If an vaccination works, it will protect the vaccinated. If she doesn’t work, why should you get inoculated?

The vaccination that only protects when All inoculate, must first be invented.

Goldlaub
2 years ago
Reply to  Bananaphone0

Some vaccinations caused the virus to rotate or prevent further reproduction by a high vaccine of more than 95%. TYPE

Bananaphone0
2 years ago
Reply to  Goldlaub

the vaccination first protects the vaccination itself. Please discuss this in a medical forum.

Bananaphone0
2 years ago

Again: Please discuss this in a medical forum.

Goldlaub
2 years ago

Is that what I think is wrong behind the link?

Frageritikum
2 years ago

Hallihallo 🙋🏻,

Of course not.

That vaccinations are poison, many think

thirsty esoterics, empties, vaccinators,

conspiracy theorists, weak,

uninformed blur, etc. … 🤦🏻 ♀️ ♀️ ♀️ ♀️

LG

JamesBaxter
2 years ago

.. but such an experimental stuff like the Corona vaccines, I won’t let myself be administered.

Greeting, JB 🙂