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Originally Posted by AcGold
The attitudes in this thread border on fascist, just saying. It's as if questioning what we are injecting into people makes someone a moron, just to question makes you bereft of any intellectual capacities which is quite disheartening.
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There's a difference between asking how vaccines work, and claiming vaccines don't work.
If you want to question if vaccines work, then you simply only need to ask for the stats.
If you want to ask how they work, ask and someone will link you to peer reviewed research.
If you want to claim that they don't work and cause autism then yes you will be treated like a moron as you made a completely moronic uneducated statement.
Don't mix up questioning to learn, and questioning to prove wrong.
Everyone is encouraged to question to learn. If you want to question what is essentially proven fact to prove it wrong with no hard evidence, then you will have a problem.
Thinking vaccines don't work and cause autism is akin to stating gravity doesn't exist. You don't need to be a scientist to know that's crazy.