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I refused the vaccine and I don't take supplements unless my doctor tells me to. I don't take tylenol either, or really anything else that I don't absolutely ne

I refused the vaccine and I don't take supplements unless my doctor tells me to. I don't take tylenol either, or really anything else that I don't absolutely need (e.g. antibiotics for an infection that won't clear on its own). Maybe these "same people" that you're describing exist, but they definitely aren't everyone in the set of people who refused the vaccine. They might just be the loud people.

Eisenstein 4y ago
Again, I am not asking for specific explanations. The grandparent comment gave a theory as to why vaccines in general have become fodder for public outrage, when those same arguments against them work for other things that are common, with the outlier being 'needles'. The parent comment said 'it's not needles, don't insult me! it is because this specific vaccine is [same argument against other things which aren't outrage fodder and not addressing any of the other established vaccines which are subject to outrage]. ' It did nothing to explain away the needle aspect except 'needle phobia is uncommon', which explains nothing since a phobia is DSM classified as a 'disorder' and an 'aversion to needles' wouldn't count. Thanks for telling me about yourself, though. It was interesting.