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I'll tell you what. You provide a decent science-based argument for antivaccine beliefs that's not trivially falsifiable with 5 minutes of research, and I'll ch
by fake-name 8y ago
I'll tell you what. You provide a decent science-based argument for antivaccine beliefs that's not trivially falsifiable with 5 minutes of research, and I'll change my mind.
- bArray 8y agoDevil's advocate (not my actual position): I don't want my child to risk getting measles, mumps, bruises, seizures or a severe allergic reaction [1]. I believe the number of these cases to be under-reported (not everybody goes to the doctor after getting ill) and the risk of side effects from the MMR vaccine (treats measles) to be greater than the benefits. [1] https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/mmr-side-effects/ https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/mmr-side-effects/