posted ago by MysteriousFedKnight ago by MysteriousFedKnight +5 / -0

https://grok.com/c/b1621a29-261a-44cf-9522-a4f362a49fa9?rid=005563bd-0d8c-42db-8975-48f614e33de1

Doing some background research this bit came out (from grok link above):

Practical acceptance and rejection of fanaticism: Steiner recognized that vaccination (e.g., against smallpox) had restricted infectious diseases alongside hygiene measures. In concrete situations—such as epidemics or high public fear—he said vaccination was necessary: “Then you simply have to vaccinate. There’s no other choice.” He fought against physicians who refused on principle, calling fanatical opposition “utterly absurd” for both medical and anthroposophical reasons. Historical accounts note he arranged vaccination for children in a Berlin nursery during a smallpox outbreak and that he and associates were vaccinated themselves.

Pretty chilling! While knowing they would use vaccination to carry out evil agenda, he still got slipperysloped into it. Or is basic vaccination not that bad? meaning with simple live tissue no added bs.

I frankly think it could have some edge cases but in most cases you are better off without even the simple stuff.

Then again what hit me in that bit was his falling to emergency enforcement.