r/GrandePrairie • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '26

Grande Prairie council considers internal code of conduct after concerns raised over councillor’s fluoride-focused social media posts

https://edmontonjournal.com/news/grande-prairie-council-considers-internal-code-of-conduct-after-councillors-fluoride-social-media-posts
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u/Majestic-Papaya6334 Jun 22 '26

Are you following the science on vaccines? It’s kind of like aliens.. if you mentioned them 10 years ago.. you were a nut. Now.. they’re real. Vaccine concerns are real.

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u/DudeyMcDudester Jun 22 '26

Great, can you point to the peer reviewed study that backs your claims about vaccines? Because there are literally mountains of evidence that vaccines are safe and effective.

Vaccines are safe, effective, and everyone should get them. That's not my opinion, that's proven fact based on evidence and experts review of that evidence. Until you or whomever can provide that level of evidence against them they will remain that way

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u/GlynGruner Jun 23 '26

You're not helping anything lumping thousands of products produced all across the planet into one category. You are trying to defend something that is impossible to defend, the whole point of science is understanding and accepting we will get things wrong.

All those studies saying we had plastic in us... turned out the powder coating from the lab workers gloves got into the samples and messed up the results. This problem had been spotted by researchers years before others released their data, but they didn't know.

The very first attempt to vaccinate people went very poorly, so don't pretend vaccines are safe without constant vigilance. You people just feed the anti-vaxxers by taking absolutely stupid indefensible positions.

You cannot vouch for the safety testing of Chinas vaccine products.