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There are some 250 comments on the first vaccine story. A few people have dozens by themselves. Yet a comment I posted to respond to comments directed at me show up and then disappear. And when I reposted it, the same thing happened. Unlike many comments, mine are neither inflammatory nor attack others personally. Facebook often prevents me from posting even though it shows me as logged in with Yahoo, insisting I log it at Facebook. Facebook commenting isn’t about a more civil dialogue, it’s about censorship.

Sorry ssdisabuser – comments have been approved that I saw. Nothing to do with Yahoo login, but a couple of banned words embedded in your comments. This will occasionally happen to commenters with a good vocabulary. Facebook doesn’t approve comments with the phrase: “Giants hit” because of the final four letters. You had a couple with inadvertent combinations.

Tom, here’s the post that disappeared twice:nnn”@Starr- Unless you believe vaccinationsndon’t help prevent diseases caused by the organisms they arenpatterned or derived from, the reduction of the occurrence of thosendiseases in vaccinated children helps keep the kids not vaccinatednfor those diseases from being exposed and suffering from thosendiseases. Vaccinations stimulate immune responses creating antibodiesnthat help the ability of the body to more effectively fight offndisease that’s like the vaccine. What some experts are saying is thenlack of exposure to a variety of germs by living in anti-septicnenvironments might discourage the development strong immune systemnand might lead to greater susceptibility to allergies. nnnnnnAs far as the dangers fromnvaccinations, they exist. But like so much of life, we don’t not donthings because there is some danger. Instead we hopefully make anclear-headed cost-benefit analysis to compare the risks incurred tonthe benefits received. Here’s a recent National Academy Study on thensubject that analysis the causality connection between variousnvaccines and possible adverse effects. nnnnnn”Adverse Effects of Vaccines:nEvidence and Causality” nnnhttp://www.nap.edu/catalog.php?record_id=13164nnnnn@Mary Paulis- Do public healthnofficials recommend these vaccinations for adults or are you justnbeing argumentative?”nnCan you see anything in it that would cause it to be flagged? nu00a0n