You aren't giving them enough credit. If you want to solve a problem between two groups, understanding the underlying rational for their decisions is prudent an

You aren't giving them enough credit. If you want to solve a problem between two groups, understanding the underlying rational for their decisions is prudent and productive. Simply claiming they are idiots because you can't make the argument, doesn't solve the issue or push things any closer to a resolution. Think of it this way, there may be actual issues with vaccines that aren't being addressed because the current legal and political environment protects the vaccine companies from litigation and consequences. You also have a group think around vaccines that says they are all good, no matter what, take every shot on the schedule they tell you to take without question, they can't possibly be wrong or bad. This presents a problem in the debate also. What if the concerned parents only response to these issues is to stop taking the vaccines because concerns aren't being addressed? This would be a good time for everyone to step back and start having a discussion instead of shaming and flinging barbs.