With all due respect...maybe you should sit out discussions about vaccines when you don't even know what vaccines you have gotten yourself.
And I do mean that as kindly as possible. It's just that whenever people enter discussions that they're not fully informed about, whatever they say casts doubts on everythingeveryone in the group says.
I see so much stuff that's just outright wrong get spread around, and everytime someone is able to blast holes in an argument because of that type of thing , it hurts the entire group.
Credibility is the biggest obstacle standing between normies and the truth, and we don't need to compromise it if we don't have to.
So, with as much love in my heart as I'm capable of feeling, I'm trying to, as gently as possible, suggest that if you're not sure what you're talking about is factual, maybe sit this one out until you know your facts are solid.
With all due respect...maybe you should sit out discussions about vaccines when you don't even know what vaccines you have gotten yourself.
And I do mean that as kindly as possible. It's just that whenever people enter discussions that they're not fully informed about, whatever they say casts doubts on everything everyone in the group says.
I see so much stuff that's just outright wrong get spread around, and everytime someone is able to blast holes in an argument because of that type of thing , it hurts the entire group.
Credibility is the biggest obstacle standing between normies and the truth, and we don't need to compromise it if we don't have to.
So, with as much love in my heart as I'm capable of feeling, I'm trying to, as gently as possible, suggest that if you're not sure what you're talking about is factual, maybe sit this one out until you know your facts are solid.
OK if I do not know where to dig out my vax records from the 1950s! I got what was standard back then which was NOT VERY MUCH. Which is my point.
My kid did get MMR in the 90s but also not MUCH ELSE.
Just do not get all the over the top multi many excessive vaxs they want for kids now.
That is my point. So we agree.
Well, maybe look up with what was standard back then, for starters...