In article <[email hidden]>,
hotmoon said:to be doctrinaire about just about anything. The flu vaccination has
a very good record. Just because the policy of mass vaccinations is
flawed does not mean that any particular vaccination is bad (or good,
for that matter).
Vaccinations are not unnatural. I don't see how they could be any
more natural. However, their delivery sort of sucks and need fixing.
When you say "delivery" here, are you referring to the physical
mechanism (e.g. hypodermic needles), or are you talking about the
social mechanisms involved? I suspect the latter, but I really
can't tell from context.
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