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Will you take the H1N1 vaccine? Created: 10/16/2009 | Last Vote: 4 years ago | Comment: 14 years ago

Disclaimer: These surveys are created by PLUS or FULL Members of the site and, unless specified, are not created by the SermonAudio staff nor do they necessarily reflect the site's position on any topic.  •    Yes   12% | 22 votes  •    No   79% | 146 votes  •    Not Yet (wait to see side affects)   2% | 3 votes  •    Not Yet (wait to see how bad the flu season is)   2% | 3 votes  •    Only if it is mandatory   3% | 5 votes  •    No answer. Skip this survey, I do not care to vote on this topic.   3% | 6 votes

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4/3/10 11:55 PM Jason  | OTR Driver    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments There is no true evidence to prove that flu vaccines are effective. The problem is three fold. First the exports never know which strain the population will be infected with each year. Secondly, just because one receives the injection does not mean you will be immune to the injection. Thridly there is no clear evidence that it actually works nor if there is any side effects. 4/1/10 3:37 PM Mike  | New York    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Jim Lincoln wrote: I have had both vaccinations, the only ill effect I had was in my wallet. Modern medicine can be considered a gift from God. Not having vaccinations really put you in the category of a Jehovah Witness, [URL=http://www.johnankerberg.org/PDF-Articles/SJWC.pdf]]]Ex-Jehovah's Witnesses Convention[/URL]. People who don't fax make your children or themselves are a menace to many people, besides themselves and their children. Maybe you're right, Jim. Maybe we should have all run out and got saved from the pandemic that never was. 4/1/10 3:22 PM Neil  | Tucson    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Fallacies in Jim's post: 1st sentence - anecdote useless for generalization. I got very sick after a tetanus vaccine, but I don't infer that all people will be likewise affected. 2nd - irrelevant; not all gifts of God, like arsenic, are necessarily wise to use (a century ago, arsenic compounds were used as medicines!). Also assumes a universal truth about the usefulness of vaccines which cannot be established. 3rd - guilt by association. JW's also denounce Catholicism, so should we infer Catholicism is therefore OK? 4th - begs the question and has a hilarious typo as well. 4/1/10 2:26 PM Jim Lincoln  | Nebraska    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I have had both vaccinations, the only ill effect I had was in my wallet. Modern medicine can be considered a gift from God. Not having vaccinations really put you in the category of a Jehovah Witness, [URL=http://www.johnankerberg.org/PDF-Articles/SJWC.pdf]]]Ex-Jehovah's Witnesses Convention[/URL]. People who don't fax make your children or themselves are a menace to many people, besides themselves and their children. 1/3/10 12:52 PM r.a.  | Midwest USA    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I work in a large hospital, and it is mandatory to take the H1N1 and other flu vaccines. I am trying to get another job but at this point have been unable to find anything and have been looking for a year. 12/12/09 3:25 AM San Jose John  | San Jose, CA    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I only know two people who have contracted this particular illness. Not a very compelling situation as I see it so far. 11/22/09 11:22 PM Mike  | Washington State    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments No, my wife, myself and our 5 children will not take the vaccine. Vaccines produce antibodies which is good. The problem is that there is no certainty that the antibody produced will be effective with the current strain. It's a long shot now. 11/10/09 1:43 AM Guinness    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments I suggest a new category of:- No need, had H1N1. 10/23/09 6:35 PM WOMI  | Bottom of the Calvinist Heart    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments Why take the vaccine? Have you guys forgotten so soon? Save the cheerleader and save the world. 10/23/09 3:11 PM Joshua  | Taunton, UK    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments There's no way that I or any of my family will ever put these poisoned vaccines into our bodies. Listen to Scott Johnson's sermons on swine flu and get the truth that the mainstream media wont ever tell us. 10/19/09 6:20 AM coora  | Australia    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments We've already had ours. We saw the H1N1 virus attack several young families this year, and every member of each family got very sick. It hung around a lot longer than usual too - making them sick several times especially the young children. 10/17/09 5:43 PM Nathan  | Australia    • Add new comment • Reply to comment • Report abuse • Groups | Comments It is good to see such a huge response in the negative here. We have had our flu season here in Australia and I was watching US news hour yesterday. I was first struck dumb by how many NWO sponsors PBS has and noticed that most of those who they interview are also in the same category. Then a news item which had me most amused was on H1N1, and how "more children have died from H1N1 already this season than from the normal flu the whole of last season" Well they have learnt from our arguements from our season, that was exactly the problem with causing a panic here. There just wasn't enough deaths. It would be good with someone with access to check the stats. It is not difficult to reclassify other types of death and attribute it with H1N1, cause once it is in the media as fact even with an investigation, it will be almost impossible to get "the facts" out of peoples minds. This reclassification occurs all the time with death from vaccination, and it is posible these deaths may have been from the H1N1 vaccination.