Yes, his comments are dumb

[The Barbarian]

"[Trump's] dumb comments around vaccines hurt, but his secretary of [Health and Human Services], his [Food and Drug Administration] commissioner don’t share those views," Senator Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, who also sits on the Health Committee, told Newsweek. "Hopefully, he’s so distracted on the Mueller investigation and he’s just forgotten about the idiotic things he’s said about vaccines."

Before he became president, Trump often pushed the false and debunked conspiracy theory that vaccines could lead to autism.

“Healthy young child goes to doctor, gets pumped with massive shot of many vaccines, doesn't feel good and changes - AUTISM. Many such cases!” Trump tweeted in 2014. In the run-up to the election, he met with prominent anti-vax campaigners, including discredited former British doctor and anti-vaccine activist Andrew Wakefield. The White House did not respond to Newsweek's inquiry regarding the president's current beliefs on vaccines.
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Both Trump and Paul have suggested that spacing vaccinations over a period of time rather than receiving them all at once would be better. There has been no evidence to support such a claim.
Amid measles outbreak, Donald Trump, Rand Paul among those in Washington with history of anti-vax comments

 

[morse86]

Some vaccines TO THIS DAY, contain aborted fetuses, this is a FACT:
WI-38 - Wikipedia

Here is a list of other "unclean" ingredients in the vaccines (watch out for sly marketing words like "most of it is removed"):
Vaccines: Vac-Gen/Additives in Vaccines Fact Sheet

Look at the recalls of the vaccines:
Historical Vaccine Safety Concerns Concerns | Vaccine Safety | CDC

How many of those people now have autoimmune disorders???


As Christians, we should know life is in the blood (obviously this is referring to Jesus but we can apply that to our physical health also)....we ought not to inject unclean stuff into the bloodstream.

 

[visionary]

"[Trump's] dumb comments around vaccines hurt, but his secretary of [Health and Human Services], his [Food and Drug Administration] commissioner don’t share those views," Senator Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, who also sits on the Health Committee, told Newsweek. "Hopefully, he’s so distracted on the Mueller investigation and he’s just forgotten about the idiotic things he’s said about vaccines."

Before he became president, Trump often pushed the false and debunked conspiracy theory that vaccines could lead to autism.

“Healthy young child goes to doctor, gets pumped with massive shot of many vaccines, doesn't feel good and changes - AUTISM. Many such cases!” Trump tweeted in 2014. In the run-up to the election, he met with prominent anti-vax campaigners, including discredited former British doctor and anti-vaccine activist Andrew Wakefield. The White House did not respond to Newsweek's inquiry regarding the president's current beliefs on vaccines.
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Both Trump and Paul have suggested that spacing vaccinations over a period of time rather than receiving them all at once would be better. There has been no evidence to support such a claim.
Amid measles outbreak, Donald Trump, Rand Paul among those in Washington with history of anti-vax comments

I agree with Trump. The inoculation business has taken on a new purpose, by adding substances that should never be in a vaccine, they have become a biological warfare, and will create an epidemic of grand portions. Just because the marketing program for the vaccination has control of the CDC, the VIARS, the research, the laws of the mandatory land without accountability, doesn't make it good for the people.

 

[archer75]

I agree with Trump. The inoculation business has taken on a new purpose, by adding substances that should never be in a vaccine, they have become a biological warfare, and will create an epidemic of grand portions. Just because the marketing program for the vaccination has control of the CDC, the VIARS, the research, the laws of the mandatory land without accountability, doesn't make it good for the people.

Do you agree with his prior position or his current position?

 

[Der Alte]

Do you agree with his prior position or his current position?

Irrelevant. Is not a person allowed to change their opinion if presented with more recent and or credible evidence? Does any of this disqualify Trump from being president? Come to think about it, has any credible evidence been presented that disqualifies Trump from being POTUS? Irrational, unreasoning hatred does not constitute such evidence.

 

[Blade]

I stopped at "hes a idiot". You dont know the man never talked to him. Then to talk about "vaccines" of which you know nothing about. How MANY have to suffer before ..hmm maybe there might be a problem..

But to call someone names ONLY because you disagree with them? JESUS 1st.. in ALL ways.

 

[Brightmoon]

Trump isn’t qualified to comment on the safety or lack thereof of a vaccine and he really should keep his mouth closed Parroting a medical fraudster only makes him look dumber . As far as the components of vaccines, some viruses will only grow in their host cells. Human viruses grow in human cells. If something that saves human lives comes out of the tragedy of a woman having an abortion, well not everything about life is black and white.

 

[morse86]

Trump isn’t qualified to comment on the safety or lack thereof of a vaccine and he really should keep his mouth closed Parroting a medical fraudster only makes him look dumber . As far as the components of vaccines, some viruses will only grow in their host cells. Human viruses grow in human cells. If something that saves human lives comes out of the tragedy of a woman having an abortion, well not everything about life is black and white.

One woman? Did you watch "DOCTAR" stanley plotkin's deposition?!?!?!?!?

Do you understand the poisons in the vaccines? It is not digested, it is injected directly into the bloodstream as adjuvants..TO CAUSE A REACTION. This is why so many people have auto immune disorders and blood cancers!!!!

 

[Brightmoon]

Nope I haven’t watched it or evaluated it yet . I’ll do that later. I know it’s a lot of fetal tissue . Abortions aren’t all induced medically ,you know ,sometimes they happen naturally . Fetal development is risky for the fetus because it’s complex.

 

[archer75]

Irrelevant. Is not a person allowed to change their opinion if presented with more recent and or credible evidence? Does any of this disqualify Trump from being president? Come to think about it, has any credible evidence been presented that disqualifies Trump from being POTUS? Irrational, unreasoning hatred does not constitute such evidence.

This does not constitute a reply to my post.

You said you agree with Trump. If it is irrelevant which Trump statement you agree with, how can I know what you mean?

 

[Hank77]

"[Trump's] dumb comments around vaccines hurt, but his secretary of [Health and Human Services], his [Food and Drug Administration] commissioner don’t share those views," Senator Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, who also sits on the Health Committee, told Newsweek. "Hopefully, he’s so distracted on the Mueller investigation and he’s just forgotten about the idiotic things he’s said about vaccines."

Before he became president, Trump often pushed the false and debunked conspiracy theory that vaccines could lead to autism.

“Healthy young child goes to doctor, gets pumped with massive shot of many vaccines, doesn't feel good and changes - AUTISM. Many such cases!” Trump tweeted in 2014. In the run-up to the election, he met with prominent anti-vax campaigners, including discredited former British doctor and anti-vaccine activist Andrew Wakefield. The White House did not respond to Newsweek's inquiry regarding the president's current beliefs on vaccines.
...
Both Trump and Paul have suggested that spacing vaccinations over a period of time rather than receiving them all at once would be better. There has been no evidence to support such a claim.
Amid measles outbreak, Donald Trump, Rand Paul among those in Washington with history of anti-vax comments

The title to this article is incorrect. Rand Paul is not anti-vax and never has been anti-vax.
Rand Paul is against Forcing people to vaccinate.

 

[The Barbarian]

Sorry. I didn't intend to put Rand Paul into this. Paul has an arguable point as to whether or not vaccinations should be mandatory for public school attendance. That's not being an idiot; it's being very libertarian.

Trump, on the other hand, is an idiot; because he's unwilling to check his ideas with someone familiar with the issue, he's parroting false information.

 

[Brightmoon]

having scientific illiterates evaluate a medical procedure is the height of sheer stupidity . Measles could have been eradicated completely except for that doctor’s fraudulent research that scared people away from getting a vaccine that could have driven that horrible disease extinct. Anyone who is hurt by a vaccine would have DIED from the disease. A treatable allergic reaction is the biggest problem that most people have if the vaccines don’t agree with them

 

[visionary]

Trump isn’t qualified to comment on the safety or lack thereof of a vaccine and he really should keep his mouth closed Parroting a medical fraudster only makes him look dumber . As far as the components of vaccines, some viruses will only grow in their host cells. Human viruses grow in human cells. If something that saves human lives comes out of the tragedy of a woman having an abortion, well not everything about life is black and white.

Congress granted Big Pharma “blanket legal immunity” when it comes to vaccines. What is your first clue that they hold no accountability on it effectiveness, efficiency, determents, toxicity, etc? Trump isn't the idiot is this scenario, it those who blindly trust those who have a stake in it. Big Pharma became a law unto themselves. They can put toxic ingredients in your vaccines, they can seriously injure your child – but you cannot sue them.

 

[The Barbarian]

But to call someone names ONLY because you disagree with them?

No, he's an idiot because he foolishly failed to check with someone who actually understands the issue. If he had, he might not have parroted the claims of a medical fraud.

It's not an academic issue, kids are dying because that quack has scared parents into not vaccinating their children.

 

[The Barbarian]

Congress granted Big Pharma “blanket legal immunity” when it comes to vaccines. What is your first clue that they hold no accountability on it effectiveness, efficiency, determents, toxicity, etc?

Big business is the driver of Trump's swamp. That's a separate issue from the facts that more people failing to vaccinate their kids means more kids will die.

 

[JacobKStarkey]

A thousand thousand times more are served by vaxing than by not.

 

[visionary]

having scientific illiterates evaluate a medical procedure is the height of sheer stupidity . Measles could have been eradicated completely except for that doctor’s fraudulent research that scared people away from getting a vaccine that could have driven that horrible disease extinct. Anyone who is hurt by a vaccine would have DIED from the disease. A treatable allergic reaction is the biggest problem that most people have if the vaccines don’t agree with them

 

[Ada Lovelace]

Donald Trump did finally encourage vaccination today, after propagating detrimental misinformation for years, stating to reporters: "they have to get the shots. The vaccinations are so important. This is really going around now. They have to get their shots."

Trump implores parents to have their children get measles shots

I commend him for this, though it's a bit analogous to tossing a couple of buckets of water onto a savage wildfire that has caused massive destruction and distress after having flippantly thrown lit matches onto the parched land. A wildfire of misinformation has caused a surge in outbreaks of measles around the world, which have been costly both in terms of the harm caused to human health and the tremendous financial burden.

 

[JacobKStarkey]

Something above is not right. From the link above

"Importantly, VAERS generally cannot determine cause and effect. A report to VAERS does not indicate that a vaccine caused an adverse event, only that the adverse event occurred sometime after vaccination. VAERS accepts all reports without judging the clinical seriousness of the adverse event or whether it was caused by the vaccine."