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   Although that claim is a bit simplistic, it is not without claim. You might start here http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-67... If humans or any living thing didn't have the abilit
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   But this logic can be extended to anything. As far as risk of death, the flu still tops all others for which there are vaccines. If someone has the flu, by this logic they are a risk to society. A personal choice to go out in public would
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   by 13years 12y ago

   I think you point out the problem of dialog. It is assumed anti-vaxers are anti-science, religious, uneducated or anti-gov. Although this may apply to some, it doesn't explain the majority and the rapid growth. There is no shortage o