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\nTake a quick trip over to the Australia Bureau of Statistics and have look at how many people really die each year from this ‘deadly’ disease called whooping cough.
\nYou’ll be shocked.
\nHere are the actual figures, without the media hype:
\n2006 – 3 deaths no data
\n2007 – 0 deaths 5379 cases
\n2008 – 2 deaths 14435 cases
\n2009 – 3 deaths 29545 cases
\n2010 – 4 deaths 34285 cases
\n2011 – 3 deaths 38040 cases
\n2012 – 3 deaths 23885 cases
\n2013 – 2 deaths 12318 cases
\n2014 – 4 deaths 11842 cases
\n2015 – 3 deaths 22508 cases
\nNow do the maths. There are currently 24.3 million people in Australia. What is your child’s risk of getting whooping cough? Oh, you didn’t need to do the maths – you could immediately see it was extremely remote.
\nNow calculate the chance of dying if your child actually gets whooping cough.. the .000 of a percent is one hell of a scary figure isn\u2019t it? Fear sells vaccines, common sense and basic maths prove without a doubt that vaccines are nothing but poison sold by fear to the ignorant.
\nNow, for argument’s sake, I’m even going to allow you to claim that the rates are so low because of vaccination. (I’m too exhausted to fight.) If that’s what you believe, vaccinate your children. I have no issue with that.
\nBut I have a question for you:
\nAssuming the vaccine works, (which is contentious, to say the least) how many additional lives will be saved by forcing the 1% of conscientious objectors to vaccinate their children?
\nDo the maths. Oh, don’t need to – you can immediately see that
\nIT’S NOT EVEN ONE!
\nNow remember that the next time the media tries to whip you into a frenzied hatred of people who don’t vaccinate.
\nSource: Table 1.2 Underlying cause of death, All causes, Australia, 2006\u20132015<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
COPIED & PASTED from a non-share facebook page. Take a quick trip over to the Australia Bureau of Statistics and have look at how many people really die each year from this ‘deadly’ disease called whooping cough. You’ll be shocked. Here are the actual figures, without the media hype: 2006 – 3 deaths no data … <\/p>\n