>you should not get to make medical decisions that are proven to cause serious problems for others just to eliminate a minuscule risk to yourself. I wonder why

>you should not get to make medical decisions that are proven to cause serious problems for others just to eliminate a minuscule risk to yourself. I wonder why this position does not inform people's view on other things in life, like driving or gun ownership or tourism or taxation or consumerism or.. In truth, i like this approach far more (and have personally find it more effective in neutralising antivax points of view) than the rabid shouting of the vocal minority of provaxxers. It shows you acknowledge them and their concerns as people who (right or wrong) actually deeply care, but position their actions in direct relation to the consequences.