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| Muslims urged to refuse 'un-Islamic' vaccinations |
| 2007-01-28 |
| ht to Instapundit, who calls it evolution in action |
| Posted by:Frank G |
| #11 Why is this guy still a doctor? Revoke his license for making a suggestion like that. |
| Posted by: Valentine 2007-01-28 23:27 |
| #10 When I first purused this headline, I thought it said "Muslims urged to refuse 'un-Islamic' vacations". Then, I thought, where exactly does one go, as a strident Muslim, to have vactation? Qom, Mekkka, Medina? Oh, and I hear that Beirut is lovely this time of year, too. |
| Posted by: BA 2007-01-28 21:18 |
| #9 If they want to be stupid like that, let their genes die out. Think of it as chlorinating the gene pool.... Swamp Blondie, here's link which explains why it doesn't work this way. |
| Posted by: gromgoru 2007-01-28 18:43 |
#8 "They're born here, their parents were, too. Where we gonna deport them?" Well, the middle of the ocean works for me! Drop off the Donks too, while we're at it! |
| Posted by: Chuck Darwin 2007-01-28 17:52 |
| #7 I expect they will suffer the consequences of their actions. From diseases-ridden Gaia, perhaps, but from english society, which will bend backward to accomodate, I doubt it. |
| Posted by: anonymous5089 2007-01-28 16:51 |
| #6 I expect they will suffer the consequences of their actions. |
| Posted by: Brett 2007-01-28 16:49 |
| #5 Children who have not been vaccinated should be banned for entering hospitals or making use of the school system. Especially if their parents refuse to wash their hands because the lotion uses alcohol... |
| Posted by: anonymous5089 2007-01-28 16:38 |
| #4 http://www.cdc.gov/travel/hajj.htm Saudi Arabia Hajj Requirements All travelers arriving from countries known to be infected with yellow fever (as shown in the World Health Organization [WHO] Weekly Epidemiological Record) must present a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate in accordance with the International Health Regulations. or all arrivals. Visitors from all over the world arriving for the purpose of "Umra" or pilgrimage or for seasonal work are requested to produce a certificate of vaccination against meningitis issued not more than 3 years and not less than 10 days before arrival in Saudi Arabia Adults and children over the age of 2 years must receive the vaccination against meningococcal meningitis with the quadrivalent vaccine (serogroups A,C, Y and W135). Children between 3 months and 2 years of age must be given two doses of the A vaccine with a 3-month interval between the two doses. Documentation of polio vaccination is required for infants and children 15 years of age or younger. Children over 15 years of age should present documentation of the same vaccinations requested for adults. |
| Posted by: john 2007-01-28 16:22 |
| #3 Sorry. Meant to say did cause thei kids to be autistic. |
| Posted by: Swamp Blondie 2007-01-28 16:09 |
| #2 Ex, no can do. There's plenty of non-Islamic nuts who also refuse vaccination for religious reasons, or because they still refuse to believe that vaccinations did not cause their children to be autistic. They're born here, their parents were, too. Where we gonna deport them? If they want to be stupid like that, let their genes die out. Think of it as chlorinating the gene pool.... |
| Posted by: Swamp Blondie 2007-01-28 16:08 |
| #1 Children who have not been vaccinated should be banned for entering hospitals or making use of the school system. There is no reason the rest of us should put our families at risk from religious zealots who insist on making themselves plague bearers. In fact, why stop there? Be vaccinated or be deported. |
| Posted by: Excalibur 2007-01-28 15:46 |