Many people don't die of the flu anymore. Relatively few do, or have, for
decades. Get your facts straight.

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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katysails wrote:
And if the average hoipoloi didn't clamor for there's there would be
enough
fir those sickly individuals....almost every health care worker in the US
is
summarily stabbed every year on the off chance they might contract it from
a
victim...truth is, handwashing is far more effective a
preventative....other
truth is, the flu shot only protects against a very limited number of
strains and there are usually 100 x more out there that it doesn't
protect....it is not a health care panacea....

And, I never said it was a health care panacea. I said that it's a
prudent step to take in preventing a lot of dying. Even the gov't,
which you seem to want to have nothing to do with, says that.

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Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

katysails wrote:

Many people don't die of the flu anymore. Relatively few do, or have, for
decades. Get your facts straight.

Well 36,000 a year is less than die on the highway.

Cheers
Marty