I assume that makes you a "vaccine-er" then? Why dont you start with a detailed explanation on why you take vaccines, list your knowledge of various types, what you have taken and the known side effects and effectiveness of each and give us a general history of diseases with vaccines, their death rates at turn of the century up until the introduction of the vaccine in question and answer why vaccine companies have carte blanche immunity to malpractice. After youve laid out your details, maybe then you can start your witchhunt for wrong thinkers.

Considering that 3 people had serious side effects from the flu shot in New Brunswick, I understand the skepticism towards vaccines. I had my flu shot last month. I also have autism and my mom had me get my shots at childhood. Apparently there's a link. This should be seriously investigated by "the experts". How is it that we have more autists than ever before in history? They claim that it's just that autism was undiagnosed in the past. But how are we so sure that the true autism rate is still the same as it was before?

I'm hesitant to take the coronavirus vaccine because it is rushed and seems experimental. My dad is the one who is terrified of the virus and he's elderly and has cancer. So I'm going to say "after you." I guarantee you he will force me to take the vaccine and I bet he will demand that I take it first and be his guinea pig. He is so terrified that he wouldn't want me to be around him if I didn't get vaccinated. He was begging me to get the flu shot last month.