@JollyWizard @Shadowman311 >Allergy development and autoimmunity have a mechanistic explanation that is amplified through injection
Yeah the adjuvants thing needs to be seriously reexamined.
>tetanus
I brought that up because it's the first bacterial one that came to mind. Real world risk of tetanus is very low for most suburban and urban people. Bacterial vaccines demonstrably do what they're claimed to do— chronic sinusitis can be cured with a pneumococcal vaccine in some adults, with results observed within days and lasting a decade. For children, chronic nasal inflammation and congestion will negatively affect jaw and face shape development, so there is a case to examine it as well. I am not a fan of the generalized vaccine schedule for children nor a believer that every recommended vaccine is worthwhile.