[thoughtomator]

Meh, I'm just looking for someone to be remotely honest and maybe have a touch of humility. If they can't even take the step of differentiating the better vaccines from the worse, it's religious dogma and I have no interest in that. If you'll take the time to review them, you'll see that all the pro-vaccine arguments are absolutist in nature, making statements which even the most rudimentary research can disprove.

The other part of it is that there is a strong implication that they'd be perfectly fine (or even would advocate) with forced vaccinations - and even if these things were divinely sent, I would have to oppose that on principle.

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Full disclosure: I’m not fine with forced vaccinations, but I am fine with institutions, such as schools and universities, requiring vaccinations for admission, so that there won’t be diseases spreading like wildfire in these institutions. Like other people here have said, this is a public health issue.

And no, I’m not hysterically advocating for everybody to get mundane, routine things like the flu shot, either. I would urge them to do measles, pertussis, etc., however.