You don't say?

The good thing about this is that if they do all die, her stupid genes won't enter the gene pool.

Her kids don't exactly deserve that..

Chocolate, there's no good thing about them dying. You're stupid.

IMO, not in terms of humanity did her children deserve dying. It should never be fun for majority of people to curse someone dying or judge someone if they should die as well. But in terms of the kind of genes her children are getting from, I see the points from chocolate. (Check the website Darwin Awards)

Flu shots aren't all that important, and I have no problem with not having had one in years, Tetanus really isn't that important unless you step on something or whatever and even then you can get the shot retroactively. Some people would say Shingles is unnecessary but I have to get that one because of having already had shingles (which can come back, fyi)

(Sorry I haven't responded yet, I was at work). Anywho, I agree with lazybutcozy. Flu vaccines seem unnecessary, as does chicken pox. Hep vaccines also seem unneeded unless you're doing something that will involve blood-to-blood contact, like certain rough sports and such.

The chicken pox for the most part isn't important, but really only when you're little. If you get it as an adult you can get a whole bunch of medical issues, the most well known is becoming sterile.

True, so maybe get that done as an adult. I mean, I had the chicken pox as a kid, and the shingles (though I can get the shingles again) so I'm good, and now have a natural immunity to the chicken pox.

Lots of people die of flu every winter, especially old and infirm ones. It is recommended that people with underlying health problems should get flu vaccinations.

Then that's a good reason to get it. However, the people who have good immune systems and such really shouldn't worry about getting a Flu shot.