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Originally Posted by Maritime Q-Scout
Because most posters here are reasonable people who are willing to listen.
Regardless, just because the person you're arguing against in a public forum might not be changing their mind, if you actually have a valid argument those reading will listen.
I'm legitimately curious on the research.
By saying "I've researched that vaccines are harmful, and you shouldn't take them. But I'm not going to tell you why" just makes you seem like a kook. Heck, it's pure evil if you know that a vaccine will harm us and not inform of us it.
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I don't claim to "know" the answer. One concern I have is based off the cumulative effects of the often mercury based preservatives. I remember reading a few studies about testing on animals and how it accumulates in their brains back when I was studying psych. On the contrary you could probably find medical authorities saying the exact opposite.
Again, I don't claim to know the answer any more than you. However, it's not completely illogical to think a trace amount of something may be harmless in one dose but has the effects of an overdose due to its cumulative effects after repeated treatments. I do believe the vaccines work in the sense they stop what they claim. Just not nearly as certain it is harmless.