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>I worry that all of the pro-vaccine propaganda You know, Occam's Razor leads me to believe that the anti-vax propaganda is actually more to blame for making p
by jjeaff 4y ago
>I worry that all of the pro-vaccine propaganda
You know, Occam's Razor leads me to believe that the anti-vax propaganda is actually more to blame for making people not want to take vaccines.
But maybe you've hit on something here. Maybe the reason there are so many people out there that are pro-choice is simply because all the pro-lifers are trying to shame them. If the pro-life movement would just quiet down, there wouldn't be such division and so many abortions. But no, the pro-lifers have ruined it and are to blame for all those abortions.
- blub 4y agoThere is no connection between vaccines and abortions and trying to bring these topics together is absurd and a waste of time. Furthermore access to abortions is a concern only in the US, Poland and I believe several other ultra-religious countries. Vaccines are a global concern, transcending countries and continents. OP’s worry is legitimate, but I’ll explain why in another reply, since your comment is off-topic and doesn’t deserve any extra attention.
- Jcowell 4y agoI actually see a strong connection between abortions and vaccines, particularly an argument between body autonomy. The difference being of course that one only directly physically affects women and the other affecting more than 1 person.