I can see why being rude to a people can seem harsh, but both of these child comments (at the moment) seem to be off the mark to me. > The difference is the Am

I can see why being rude to a people can seem harsh, but both of these child comments (at the moment) seem to be off the mark to me. > The difference is the Amish are willing to change their stance on a technology if it proves to be beneficial to their lifestyle. So are most people, they just have a belief that vaccinations somehow cause more harm them they prevent. Almost like another communities clearly less educated decisions on various topics based on their belief. >The difference is the Amish are willing to change their stance on a technology if it proves to be beneficial to their lifestyle. People are not making choices because they know its the wrong choice to make. Anti-vaxers are dead wrong, but they dont make said choice to spite you, they think its beneficial. I would say that ignorance because of belief or personal choice are basically the same excuse for choosing something that is harming people, and can be easily remedied.