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VACCINATION:

REASONS AGAINST VACCINATION.

Evidence is negative and indirect,

Sometimes kills and frequently injures,

Causes over sixty different diseases,

Diseases are usually worse than smallpox,

Has been known to sometimes make smallpox,

Slightly increases the chances of taking smallpox,

Kills more than smallpox and injures untold thousands,
Has no scientific basis; no ascertained law or principle,

Is enforced by doctors as a dogma; without being understood,
Is only good for "fees "; isolation stops smallpox, it takes credit,
Does not mitigate smallpox; thousands of vaccinated persons die,
Is contaminating and infecting with vile, filthy, decaying, poison-

ous matter,

When successful, consists in bringing about a permanent, unnatural, diseased condition.

BECAUSE:

Evidence against vaccination is direct and positive,
Pure virus is a pure lie; it is animal pus poison,

Persons vaccinated by Jenner himself afterwards took smallpox,
Spontaneous cowpox" is a myth; usually it's of syphilitic origin,
Cancer and Bright's disease have enormously increased under it,
Probably Jenner killed his own son by vaccinating him frequently,
Consumption follows vaccination as effect follows cause, until now
one in every six or seven dies with consumption,

Ribaldry and abuse largely constitute the arguments in favor of vaccination; when attacked it is defenseless,

When vaccination kills, facts are suppressed, and health (?) boards return death certificates so made out.

BECAUSE SMALLPOX:

Epidemics never increase the general mortality,

Epidemics usually commence with vaccinated persons,
Death rates are as great now as before vaccination,

If intelligently handled, is easily cured and controlled,
Epidemics since vaccination have been worse than those before,
Was not a bad disease before doctors attempted to eradicate it,
Itself cannot protect from smallpox any more than vaccination can,
Continued to increase under vaccination until sanitation came into
more general use,

Inoculation was believed in and practiced by the doctors, for one hundred years, multiplying smallpox everywhere,

Was checked by the cessation of inoculation, not by the introduction of vaccination.

Is the only disease for which the doctors have an infallible remedy; and it is the only disease that has the same death rate as two hundred years ago.

BECAUSE:

Usually, vaccinated cities and towns have the most smallpox, Hygienists can cure smallpox, or eradicate it easily; with no scare, All epidemics prove the doctors are blind leaders of the blind, There is every probability that smallpox would have followed its kindred diseases, the black death, the plague and the sweating sickness, into oblivion, had it not been kept alive by doctors, Doctors instead of trying to find out anything about smallpox simply cry "Vaccinate!" "VACCINATE!!" "VACCINATE!!!." -Vaccination.*

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Thirty-five or forty years ago it was not an unusual thing to have the science of Psychology defined for us as the science of the soul, while our lexicons were very careful to state that it was particularly the science of the human soul, meaning, literally, the immortal part in man. Upon the alleged possession of this attribute, a hard and fast line was drawn between the human species upon the one hand, and every other living organism in the world upon the other; and there were among the more advanced races of mankind but comparatively few minds that entertained an opinion at variance with this. It was further said that man was endowed with reason, and that all the animals below him were guided in their actions by something entirely different, that was commonly defined as instinct, "animal instinct," a term that for a long period in the early history of psychology, served very well as a cloak to a mountain of human ignorance of the significance of the mental activities of the lower groups.

Yet even at about the time to which reference has been made, the fervid democratic pantheism of Jules Michelet, of France, lacked not altogether its believers; and in his L'Ocean and other works, he allowed immortality to all creatures, and in his ardor speaks of the souls of the birds. And, be it remembered, that at this time but little scientific research of a high order had been applied in that field

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