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    I got my kid vaccinated because my point in bringing him in this life is too try to give him an excellent quality of life.

    But as I pointed above there are groups of people who are also quite detrimental to the greater good, what should we do with them,

    I gave a solution, but most here are pussyfooting around the issue, you don't want your little precious jewel to catch any diseases from anti vaxors,

    what is your solution, they are already creating 2 classes of citizens, why should we stop there, there are so many categories of people we should do away with because science doesn't consider them productive for society, what should we do with them?

    I'm not comparing pro vaxers to hitler or stalin like some are hinting, but I want to be serious here, they were the only one to be serious enough to push their crazy beliefs to the extreme,

    why can't pro vaccines tell me what we should do to the second class of citizen?

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    • this is a genuine question I haven't seen any pro/anti vaccine responds honestly, so I ask again, what should we do against those who stay contrarianGeorgesII
    • FEMA campsautoflavour
    • yep auto,
      that seems like a correct answer      GeorgesII
    • By no means Compulsory vaccination is not lobbied by no oneyurimon
    • I really don't think your view that this is about two classes of people makes sense. This is about educationmonospaced
    • by education, you mean compulsory indoctrination? There is no one way to do something you know. Conveniently whatever benefits few companies is always the propryurimon
    • mode of action. and you are going to vote for bernie? civil rights?yurimon
    • @mono, so anyone who doesn't want anything they disagree with injected into their body is badly educated and only the intelligent are right.. what's the wordGeorgesII
    • again, yep it's Chutzpah, it kinda freaks me out the number of people who go ahead and think it's totally normal to force your views on others, while blamingGeorgesII
    • religious people of doing the same. I can't wait for the roles to be reversed and see how free thinking everyone still isGeorgesII
    • no, Georges, but I do think there is a lot of misinformation going around about what's in vaccines, and a proper education would help reduce unnecessary fearsmonospaced
    • I'm not forcing any views, am I? If someone doesn't want the vaccines, there's no law forcing them to take them, but they aren't as dangerous as the 'net saysmonospaced
    • I, just like you and yurimon, believe strongly in being well informed. I concede that my source of info is just as subjective as anyone else's thoughmonospaced
    • G2 don't plat coy. You were talking about final solutions, no one is hinting, you came out and said it and shame on you for doing sogilgamush
    • So far my well informativeness says, more studies needed because industrial model one size fits all doesnt work and so is compulsory vaccination not a good signyurimon
    • * playgilgamush
    • I'm pretty sure vaccinations do work :)monospaced
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