Candace Owens questions the narrative on childhood vaccinations in her show,
�A Shot in the Dark,� where she discusses the medical establishment�s push to
give children dozens of shots before they turn 18.

In �A Shot in the Dark,� Owens takes a non-political approach and uses
mainstream sources to inform parents about vaccine ingredients, schedules,
and the listed potential side effects while asking basic questions that she
says doctors often ignore. The show is available for members on DailyWire+.

�I am not going to try to convince you not to vaccinate your children,� Owens
said about her show. �That is not what I am being tasked with. It is not what
is in my heart or soul to do. What I want to give you instead is
information.�

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Owens points out the conflicting claims regarding vaccine safety from the FDA
and CDC, federal agencies that encourage parents to have vaccines
administered to their newborns. Owens dives into the history of childhood
vaccines, looking at how the number of vaccines and doses dramatically
increased beginning in the mid-1980s after children first started receiving
shots in the 1960s. She also questions the narrative that vaccines are making
people healthier and shares her own traumatic story after receiving the
Gardasil HPV vaccine.

�The slur of calling somebody an anti-vaxxer has been tremendously effective
throughout my lifetime, and I thought it was the crazy, crunchy people who
wanted their children to die that didn�t vaccinate their children,� Owens
said. �But � your life experiences transform you. And I had a life experience
that transformed me in the form of me being vax injured.�

In �A Shot in the Dark,� the Daily Wire host reads through FDA inserts on
vaccines that list ingredients and potential side effects, something Owens
says doctors often fail to tell parents before injecting their children with
vaccines.

�I want to use CDC data,� she said. �I want to take a look at the FDA inserts
when I talk about what can happen if you give your child a vaccine. These are
things that the pediatrician does not supply you with, which should be
astounding to you.�

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Let's go Brandon!

On Fri, 15 Mar 2024 04:30:45 -0400, Ubiquitous <weberm@polaris.net>
wrote:

>Owens points out the conflicting claims regarding vaccine safety from the FDA
>and CDC, federal agencies that encourage parents to have vaccines
>administered to their newborns. Owens dives into the history of childhood
>vaccines, looking at how the number of vaccines and doses dramatically
>increased beginning in the mid-1980s after children first started receiving
>shots in the 1960s. She also questions the narrative that vaccines are making
>people healthier and shares her own traumatic story after receiving the
>Gardasil HPV vaccine.
>
I wouldn't vaccinate a newborn with _anything_. Which does not make me
an anti-vaxxer - just that immediately after birth is too young. My
three all got theirs, usually at their 2nd or 3rd post-natal
appointment with the doc. And then subsequently over time as needed.