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It is telling that people are unwilling to even talk about that. Telling that people fall off science for their political ideologies.
by coding123 4y ago
It is telling that people are unwilling to even talk about that. Telling that people fall off science for their political ideologies.
- yamtaddle 4y agoIt's telling that people can't help but bring up some very-recent thing they're upset about for dubious reasons, when commenting on an article discussing a trend going back decades. People are "unwilling", in this thread, because it's irrelevant. Unless we're going for "all vaccines cause cancer", but from the context ("that vaccine", "It is safe and effective.") it seems we're talking about the Covid-19 vaccines. So, irrelevant. Whether they do or don't increase cancer risk (or even if they decrease it, which is also possible) has no bearing on the topic at hand.
- swayvil 4y agoThis vaccine is special, as we all know. And it's a possible cause that I offered. The parent was proposing a list. I added to it. And now I have been censored. Insane.
- thombat 4y agoThe article being discussed starts with these words "Over the past several decades", and you suggest as a cause a vaccine that the general public wasn't exposed to just two years ago. You're not being censored, you're receiving feedback that you did a dumb.