Mandatory Vaccinations

I hate when people say things like this. The reason the H1N1 flu didn't kill as many people as the normal flu is because the governments DID make a big fuss about it. If they didn't do you think people would have been vaccinated? Probably not. People also wouldn't have taken as many precautions to prevent the spread of the disease. That's the key word, prevent. What do you think would happen, hypothetically, if the government hadn't done anything and instead the disease went rampant killing many people? What then? Do you think you would complain more then or now? It pains me to see things like this since the only real way to know if a disaster were really averted or not is to see if people actually would have died from it, and it's impossible to do that. The best we can do is to try to prevent things from happening, and never know if it was successfully prevented.

Or perhaps the swine flu was a weak flu?
And what evidence is there that the H1N1 vaccine was effective? It was actually a rushed vaccine that was put on the market before it was proven effective or safe and they even attempted to spray the live virus into your nose and call it a vaccine...

Edit: Just a quick source:

For years flu experts and even flu vaccine manufacturers have admitted that it is nearly impossible to develop an effective flu vaccine

http://www.examiner.com/christian-spirit...z1Cjjr3ecB