“Sudden And Unexpected” @toobaffled

"They told us the chickenpox vaccine was no big deal—just a routine jab to “protect” kids from a mild childhood illness that most of us sailed through with a few itchy spots and a week off school.

But have you ever read the actual vaccine insert? Tucked deep inside the fine print—where they hope most parents never look—it admits that meningitis is a possible adverse reaction to the chickenpox shot. Meningitis. A serious, potentially life-threatening inflammation of the brain and spinal cord. For a shot that’s supposed to protect against chickenpox? Make it make sense.

And it gets worse. The chickenpox vaccine is a live virus vaccine, which means your child can shed the virus after getting it.

Watch https://x.com/i/status/1941375922571182107

That’s not a conspiracy theory—it’s stated clearly in the manufacturer’s own insert. It warns to avoid contact with immunocompromised individuals and high-risk people for up to 6 weeks after the shot.

So while you’re told it’s “safe and effective,” the reality is your freshly vaccinated child could pose a danger to others. How does that square with all the guilt-tripping about the “unvaccinated” being a threat?"

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