"there is no evidence of" line is simply lazy

I have spent thousands of hours investigating it. I have spent hundreds of hours posting about the fraud in the "evidence" that is presented. I couldn't possibly be less lazy about this.

You are both looking at different "evidence" and coming to different conclusions.

This is again, the opposite of the truth. I have looked at, and addressed ad nauseum, all evidence. I may not have here, but I have had this conversation many times on this board. There are numerous lies and disinformation in the "evidence" of infertility. I have pointed them out in exhausting detail. If anyone were to have brought up specific evidence in this conversation I would have pointed to my previous rebuttals (and substantial contrary evidence) of their evidence.

No evidence was provided to support the arguments, so I provided no evidential rebuttal. I can't address something that doesn't exist. But my post was not a discrediting of evidence, but a pointing out of fear mongering using an appeal to authority.

I don't know what evidence that sleepydude is looking at, that's up to him to support his theory.

I do know, because I have addressed it on numerous occasions.

But you didn't support yours either, you simply claimed that he had no evidence of that.

See above.

There was no evidence...

There has been substantial evidence for "infertility" and I have rebutted it substantially. If I have rebutted it (with substantial corroborating evidence and never a follow up rebuttal to show the flaws in my argument) then I can call out someone saying "Standing Theory" as promoting their argument above its appropriate place.

That is really all I did. I said, "you have a fear. It is unfounded in evidence." I NEVER said it wasn't true. I don't know what the truth is. I am myself on the lookout for evidence to support the idea that the vaccines cause infertility. I myself think it might be true. But I am NOT going to promote fears in others for it by raising it above what it is, which is pure speculation without evidence. If I have fears about it, I will say, "I have fears about it." I will say, "I am looking for evidence to support it. I have found nothing credible yet." I will say, "All the evidence I have found has shown itself to be mis or disinformation and in all ways not credible after the test of debate."

That is what I would say. I would not make an appeal to authority to promote it past a fear, because that is fear mongering. If I did, I would hope someone would call me out for doing that, because that helps no one and has the potential to be harmful in the decision making process of the individuals I am trying to influence with such authoritative and otherwise unsubstantiated appeals.