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Even if you spell it out for them, something tells me this person will keep calling you names, and finding every excuse not to question how they got to "believi
by hatware 5y ago
Even if you spell it out for them, something tells me this person will keep calling you names, and finding every excuse not to question how they got to "believing" what they do.
- tharne 5y agoI'm the one who originally asked for a source - there was no name calling, nor should there be. If someone is going to make a bold claim about something generally considered to be safe, actually causing a significant number of injuries, it's irresponsible not to provide a source.
- hatware 5y agoThe name-calling wasn't referring to you. I'm pretty clearly referring to the person who threw out "conspiracy theory thinking" as if that was helping anything. For what it's worth: Sometimes there isn't a source. It will behoove you to entertain an idea without demanding that someone provide a source that you approve of. You can check VAERS yourself. Asking for sources on something that is so publicly available is... weird.