“The extent of this crime against child-life is not an imaginary picture. In the English ‘Digest of Parliamentary Returns,’ No. 488, Session of 1878, entitled ‘Vaccination Mortality,’ we find the startling statement that: ‘Twenty five thousand children are annually slaughtered by disease. inoculated into the system by vaccination, and a far greater number are injured and maimed for life by the same unwholesome rite.'” — C. Wardell Amerige, Vaccination a Curse (1895)
“Another vaccination fallacy is, that its supposed ‘protection’ is in proportion to the number of ‘marks.’ Who counts the marks on the patients? Interested persons; and consequently when the marks are obliterated by the disease, the partisans of the poisoning theory give their fallacy the benefit of the doubt, and generally register the patients as ‘unvaccinated.'”
“But, no sooner is the epidemic over and the danger as they suppose past, than back they go to their Vaccination-peans and their per-centages again !-just as the savages pick up and reinstate their abused idols, when thanks to some other agency the danger has passed by.”
“At first, all agreed with Jenner, that one vaccination protected a person for life, against small-pox ; this, however, was soon found to be untrue. Then, one thorough vaccination in infancy and one after puberty, were deemed necessary. This also proved a delusion. Its advocates next advised the practice to be repeated at maturity, and finally it was thought necessary to assure perfect immunity, that vaccination should be repeated every three or four years.” — Robert A. Gunn, Vaccination: Its Fallacies and Evils, around 1877
Just as much of the COVID hysteria was generated by people murdered by so-called COVID treatments (e.g., ventilators and Remdesivir) — which drove people to unwittingly harm themselves with the deadly COVID vaccine — much of the smallpox hysteria was generated by people killed by so-called smallpox treatments (e.g., bloodletting, mercury), which drove people to unwittingly harm themselves with the deadly smallpox vaccine.