I do understand it...it doesn’t work. Only if vaccines were infallible and worked in reality the way they are portrayed. They don’t.
“Only if vaccines were infallible and worked in reality the way they are portrayed. They don’t.”
Nobody expects or claims vaccines to be infallible. But the ARE the most effective means of preventing childhood disease. However, autism is simply not one of the proven risks of vaccines.
NOT vaccinating your kids is a much riskier strategy than vaccinating them - that is - many many more kids die or are damaged by the disease than by the vaccine - which have a very low risk associated with them (but not zero).
You’re effectively saying “don’t put seat belts on your kids because they don’t prevent accidents”.
It’s an inane and possibly insane argument you are making.
If it just affected you, I wouldn’t care. But you are justifying an act of parental irresponsibility in not vaccinating your kids. It will kill children if people listen to you. They shouldn’t listen to anything you have to say on the subject.