Feel free to ask all your questions. When you get the answers you want and refuse to accept facts because you prefer a conspiracy theory then you become a danger to society though.
Why does Reedit always attack Christianity?
Andrew Fisher
Alexander Kelly
Most medicines are proven science though. Medical companies by and large are completely evil or amoral, and are not afraid to screw you over.
How do you reconcile the two?
Noah Lewis
You don't have to say any conspiracies to be a danger. Just asking is bad enough.
Hah.. actually.. that's about the only conspiracy I'll hold to.
Samuel Fisher
sounds like a fairly dogmatic understanding to me, anyone who chooses to not use vaccines are sinning?
Levi Walker
Another constructive, useful discussion. Not that they're wrong for asking "Which parts of the Bible do you interpret literally and which do you disregard (interpret as allegory, metaphor, etc)?". It isn't explicitly clear and the confusion is a writ for extraordinary flexibility in ideology (which reflects very poorly on the religions authority). The second image is a mockery of anyone who says "#Pray4[thing]" not a horrible, venomous attack on Christendom.
You're probably right, though, I'm sure all of those people absolutely hate Christ, God, Mary, all of them. Big fans of all kinds of Jews and Muslims, Moham and all, but you? No way. Persecute all day.
Lincoln Young
Generally they screw you by jacking up the prices of the medication people need. The pharmaceutical industry is highly regulated and every new medication goes through several rounds of trials before it's allowed to be put on the market. The efficacy of some medication is iffy (SSRIs) but anything that is simply bad for you is almost always weeded out by trials.
No-one is stopping you from asking. There is a wealth of information out there on vaccines, their history, how they work, even the "controversial" things like thimerosal are public knowledge and you're free to go and learn about why it was in vaccines as a preservative, that it had no proven detrimental health effects and it was removed from vaccines because of public outcry.
Not sinning. This isn't a religious issue, it's one of the common good of society. Some people can't get vaccinated, to protect them we need as much of the population vaccinated as possible to give them herd immunity. If you had a child who had a vaccine allergy and died because they caught a preventable disease because some person didn't vaccinate their child who could have received it wouldn't you be angry? Lives are at stake, we can't really afford to humor the fringe lunies on this issue, we need to go with what works. If you want to believe the moon landing is a hoax go right ahead, nobody is stopping you, nobody cares. If you try to stop vaccinations though you're literally causing unnecessary deaths to occur and your right to believe stupid shit ends when children start dying of diseases that were almost entirely eradicated 15 years ago.
Leo Robinson
This, you need to give your children bleach enemas if they have ever taken a vaccination.
Jaxon Hall
Lucas Russell
It's all a blessing in disguise really. Couldn't happen to more deserving people..who asked for it themselves.
Chase Reyes
I keep myself healthy anyway. The only time I ever got the flu was when I got the flu shot. I'm not hurting anyone.
If you want to trust an industry that frankly doesn't care about you, go ahead. If you want to be a shill for vaccines without even getting paid, go ahead.
Nice guilt-tripping, very Christian like.