> Do you not believe vaccines work? First, science (and medicine) and "believe" don't go well together. The data we have currently shows that the vaccines are

> Do you not believe vaccines work? First, science (and medicine) and "believe" don't go well together. The data we have currently shows that the vaccines are moderately effective at preventing covid and very effective at preventing hospitalization. > Unlike many respiratory viruses out there, covid doesn’t really affect kids. Full stop. You need to provide some serious source for your full stops, because I'm sure I've seen papers that said otherwise. Also covid is not a virus, and it's these subtle misunderstandings and unclear statements that I hear more often from the anti-vaxx crowd, that also make me want to align with the other crowd a little bit more. > Full hospitals don’t matter. Until you or someone you love needs medical attention of any kind. Man, you said earlier that the other side "has very rational arguments", is that supposed to be it?