The Anti-Vaxx Movement: How Did We Get Here?

There is a common misconception that those against vaccines (anti-vaxxers) believe that vaccines are inherently poisonous. This is far from the truth. Vaccine administration, in essence, is about stimulating the immune system to respond to a harmless, dead, or attenuated version of a pathogen. The real concern among many individuals lies in the added contaminants such as mercury and aluminum.

The Growing Concern Over Added Toxins

The number of people with issues regarding the toxins in vaccines has been increasing for many years. According to sources, the messaging from child safety advocates has significantly improved over the past 20 years, raising awareness about the lack of placebo testing for these toxins. This means that the bio-distribution and potential implications of these additives are not extensively researched and tested.

A Significant Event: Legal Liability Removal for Pharma Companies

A major contributing factor to the expanding distrust of vaccines came in the form of the removal of legal liability for pharmaceutical companies. With no fear of legal repercussions, the vaccine industry has grown significantly. The logic being that as long as there is no downside to injured children, vaccination will continue to be seen as a necessary measure.

One notable aspect of this trend is the increase in mortality rates and reduced fertility that has coincided with the rollout of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccines. This has been exacerbated by the apparent cover-up of these doubts by mainstream media and politicians, adding to the mistrust.

The Anti-Vaxx Movement: Pioneers and Mainstreaming

The anti-vaccine movement was largely driven by the parents of children who had experienced negative side effects from vaccines. According to a study published in The Journal of Pediatrics, the movement is not marked by a single defining incident but rather a coalition of vaccine-injured families uniting against the powerful pharmaceutical and political establishment.

The movement has gained momentum, significantly mainstreamed due to the advent of poorly tested and experimental COVID vaccines. These vaccines have reportedly had more adverse effects than all other vaccines combined, as per research. The post-vaccination injuries and deaths have further demonstrated the harmful nature of some vaccines.

Coercion and Bribery: The Low Safety Perception

Another critical issue is the manner in which people were coerced, threatened, and bribed into getting vaccinated. The world has seen various instances where individuals and communities were manipulated into getting the jab, often through unethical methods. This has further contributed to the perception that the vaccine safety is low.

Conclusion

The anti-vaccine movement is a complex issue that originates from concerns over added toxins in vaccines, the legal absence of liability for pharmaceutical companies, and the growing distrust of mainstream media and political discourse regarding vaccine safety. Understanding and addressing these concerns can help in developing more transparent and trustworthy vaccine policies.