[taxcontrol]

Asking the wrong question leads to the wrong conclusion. The right question is not ... is there a link between vaccines and autism.

the right question is ... Who controls the citizen’s health care? The government or the citizen?

[relictele]

I see plenty of lefties who angrily denounce any vaccine doubtlers/refuseniks and demand they be quarantined or even imprisoned.

Meanwhile, they gladly throw the borders open to multitudes with active cases of infectious disease.

[adorno]

Who controls the citizen’s health care? The government or the citizen?

The answer is pretty simple.

Most people without adequate assets to handle and pay for their own medical needs, will grudgingly and knowingly accept government control over their medical needs. Unfortunately, most medical procedures and medicines are out of the reach of the common folk. The costs are way beyond what most people can afford, so, most people look for the easy way out, be that an employer provided healthcare plan, or the government-provided options.

Problem for most people is that, no matter what option they choose, the costs will still be outrageous. Obamacare made things much worse than they used to be, and employer-provided options are still swallowing a huge amount of people's paychecks.

There is no easy and clear answer to the question, and there are no easily affordable options for most people.

So, most people will go with whatever is the more affordable options, which are not so great and not so afforable.

[Truthoverpower]

The vaccine industry is pure evil and run by pathological liars

[Luircin]

See post 62.

The problem I have is that if we object to a woman aborting a Down Syndrome child, it seems a little hypocritical to potentially expose a child to deadly and disfiguring diseases in the name of health care. Only difference is potential death vs. guaranteed death.