Funny enough, the vaccine came out at almost exactly the same time that they supposedly linked HPV to cervical cancer and determined that they could eradicate it with the vaccine (along with a huge media push to educate people on that stuff). That was part of why it concerned me so much from day one. There was no history for the vaccine in the wild and suddenly it was not only imperative that girls get it but boys too. Seemed way too much like companies creating a market and getting government to force people to enter it. My daughters were at the age where this was being talked about as a required vaccine (both were around 9/10 when the media push started in earnest in 2006/2007 and my wife and I both thought it prudent to turn down the offer from our physician). One thing to remember is that most countries seem to have approved it under fast-track or expedited review, meaning that they quickly approved it normal due diligence because the condition it treats is extremely serious. Reports of death and very serious complications seem to have pushed to the side and ignored because this is seen as an issue that impacts women mostly and would be sexist to question.

Bullshit. I thought it was the fluoride.

Hmm almost like that's the plan?

Interesting. I am for certain vaccines for certain easily communicable diseases that have high mortality rates (polio for example), but this one has always concerned me.

OR,,,, no man in his right mind is willing to stick his pet rock into a potentially cancerous cunt.