“But what I contend for, is, that we must not expect the best health laws, most rigorously executed, will ever be successful in g[uar]ding cities against epidemic pestilence. In our reliance on such [act]ions, we expose ourselves to perpetual disappointment; we expose the lives of citizens; we overlook the true causes of the evil, and neglect the only means of preventing or mitigating its effects.”
If you wonder why people will — with no questions asked — inject into their body the dangerous and unsanitary ingredients found in vaccines, then perhaps at least part of the answer is a gradual cultural desensitization to polluting the bloodstream in extremely disgusting ways that began in early vaccine history.
Vaccination is not a unique folly in the history of the medical profession. Rather, it is the continuation of the madness of an industry that attempts one insane practice after another. One of the craziest practices in medical history is what I will refer to is the “feces vaccine.”
A favorite tactic of pro-vaccine propagandists is to dismiss the countless deaths and injuries obviously caused by vaccines by saying “correlation is not causation.”
Of course, this is only used when it suits their purpose. When it comes to disease eradication by vaccines, correlation is most definitely considered by them to be causation; that is, when a vaccine for a particular disease precedes the decline of the disease, then surely, we are told, the vaccine must be responsible.