by Willow Tohi, Natural News:
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- An 1875 postcard from The Society for Suppressing Compulsory Vaccination warned against smallpox vaccination, citing ineffectiveness, increased disease susceptibility and contamination risks. It claimed vaccination did not prevent smallpox and linked it to deaths from other diseases like syphilis and erysipelas.
- Historical records showed vaccinated individuals still contracted and died from smallpox. Critics argued vaccines lowered immunity and spread other diseases, with documented fatalities post-vaccination.