This statement is not entirely true.
I currently live with and have lived with others who have a weak immune system.
They do in fact take vaccines, and for them that is a good thing.
From what I see it's always the young, old, and those with weak immune systems they directly target for vaccines.
You're right, it isn't entirely true. But its more true than whatever assertions you seem to be making. There's certain diseases that also wipe out your immunity memory (I don't recall which one, but there's a fairly common disease that's almost been eradicated thanks to vaccines but has seen a rise in the past decade due to anti-vaccination ignorance like the kind you've been posting, that's been found to do this, which getting the vaccine prevents from happening).
You really do not understand vaccines, like at all. They target the youngest ages possible for vaccines because that's where the greatest benefits come from (the earlier you are vaccinated, the better it prevents you from getting the disease and the greater chance you'll live long enough to get old from not getting that disease, and the less you'll spread it as you get older). And they put emphasis on vaccines for people that need to limit the amount they get sick because, well fucking duh. But that's also why they rely on normal people getting vaccines, as it helps reduce the general transmission of the disease, which is the best defense for immune compromised persons.
Stopping diseases spreading is literally one of the points of vaccines, where if you get enough people vaccinated it stops that disease from being able to spread or even just carried, which helps prevent it from mutating. You know that, thanks to vaccines, we've literally eradicated some diseases entirely, right? That means its not around to spread and mutate.
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Take an "ordinary" person and give them a "vaccine" and tell them to go live with somebody immunocompromised.
In no short order I'm sure they'll spread lots of filth and disease because they were "vaccinated" so "it's fine".
I got no problem getting treatment or vaccines for things that are actually serious/dangerous.
All this insane hysteria over such petty things, and people can't even be bothered to follow basic health and safety.
All the massive drugs taken for such weak common diseases just makes for weak people and strong diseases.
What? That you think somehow someone that got a vaccine will be more likely to spread disease than a non-vaccinated person tells me that you literally do not know the simplest most basic facts about vaccines, or apparently disease.
Petty things? Yeah, petty stuff that's literally killed millions of people. Just petty little things. What the fuck is wrong with you?
Massive drugs? What the fuck are you talking about? Do you know what a vaccine even is? You seem to be conflating antibiotics (and the overuse of) and antibiotic resistance with vaccines? Or something? I don't really know as you're making very little sense and are instead spouting a whole heaping filthy load of metaphorical shit. Honestly, I get the impression you smear shit all over yourself and think that's making you some superhuman immune to disease. Look up Typhoid Mary for why mentalities like yours is incredibly harmful.
Meanwhile, I bet you've spread disease to all of the people you're supposedly taking care of. Based on your posts I can almost even guarantee that you've made them sicker than they might have otherwise been. But because of your own ignorance you somehow think that because you I guess never get extended illness (which I all but guarantee you do, again, based on the ignorance apparent in your posts, you don't seem to even know the most basic facts about diseases, immune systems, vaccines, etc) that somehow that means you didn't make anyone sick. Which is blatantly wrong.