If someone offers me a choice between a two-hour bout of mild allergy, and a severe infection of measles or diphtheria, then I would select the former any time of the day. Those who don't want to get vaccinated can stay that way. But they should avoid contact with the general population, as they are a health risk to the rest of us.
absolutely, there are a few nice caves around there I believe, where those can go.
If someone offered me the choice between a mild childhood ailment when every kid got once and I got to take a week off 4th grade, or a lifetime of booster shots and a very good chance of getting mumps at any time anyway (since even the boosters often fail) and a chance of infertility when I did get the disease, I'll take the former.
The ecology of many of these diseases and the interactions with human populations seem to be that the natural profile results in the fewest severe problems. Chicken-pox seems also to be in this category. A segment of the younger people seems to be acting as a natural booster for the rest and thus shingles is reduced in older people. It was theorized even before chicken-pox was added to the vaccination schedule that shingles would become more prevalent, and that's what happened. The reaction was that big pharma developed a shingles vaccination also. The trouble (for us peeps) was that it didn't work for shit at detering shingles but it worked fine for big pharma since they made some bucks off it.
Basically, as long as the vaccine manufactures don't have to worry about liability for problems, they can make a ton of money off vaccines, and a much much larger amount of money off people who are sickened by the vaccines when they provoke auto-immune related problems which are skyrocketing. Better yet, with a system like Obamacare the medical system generally and big pharma in particular can charge anything they wish for 'products and services'. Even someone without money is a profitable victim because someone with money will pick up the tab.
The big race here between 'the elite' and 'the peeps' seems to be whether us peeps will wise up to the game or die off before we do. Most people get smart only after they get sick and start researching this stuff, but by that time they are broke and sick and it's harder for them to be effective at making a difference.