I don't think anybody's against vaccines, but against vaccines made with compromises to lower costs, allow for mass production, and cheaper administration. Havi

I don't think anybody's against vaccines, but against vaccines made with compromises to lower costs, allow for mass production, and cheaper administration. Having cheaper ingredients with the premise "What could possibly go wrong?" is what most people are against and also giving many at the same time and not ensuring health status is also a cost-lowering move and not a science-based one. So, the anti-vax movement has some wins like removing ethylmercury (actually, I assume that as it could just be a coincidence), which, as far as I know, is still in the pretty useless flu vaccines. My kids get vaccinated, but they don't get more than a shot at a time and no two shots without at least 2 months of space between them. Also, we always pushed to have them as late as possible and, thankfully, our pediatrician was okay with this schedule.