oh, the stupid...it hurts

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by Danzig

I hope you escape soon from whoever is holding you against your will and forcing you to read my leftist crap.
Your blather about mercury and the rest in vaccines is probably as accurate as your Ebola hysteria. As in not at all.

http://discovermagazine.com/2009/jun...oversy-live-on
Why? Good question.
So, rude, why does it live on? What is it that makes people like you see incredibly overwhelming evidence, and say 'nah, that's not true'?
Seriously, why?
also...why are you perfectly polite if we both agree on something, but if it's something you don't see eye to eye with me...the insults start?

Soooo...that's the second time you deflected the point, are you going to go for a third by posting another link about vaccines, or will you answer the question?

I don't have a position on vaccines. Period. I'm not in a position to have one, for the same reasons that I don't have a position on abortion. If I were, I believe I would likely choose to vaccinate my kids, but again - that isn't the point.

The point is you are a far fringe leftist that likes to masquerade as a Constitutional centrist. And you are an enormous hypocrite.

Where in the Constitution does it state that the government has dominion over the population - to the point that they should be able to require children to be injected with diseases and toxins in order to prevent the spread of said diseases?

Simply question, really. Not asking you to cut and paste a bunch of pro-injection nonsense, just asking you where it is written that the government has the right to intrude into your family's health, against the wishes of some parents?

You can't and you won't, because it doesn't.

So you and Genuine Riot spend all day telling each other how smart you are as if you two are somehow more *enlightened* then rational people. And how much better off the country would be if we just forced the population of the country to be injected with whatever the hell the government wants to inject us with.

Lovely. Unfortunately, that far-left fringe socialism, a loooong way for the "constitutional centrist" you keep labeling yourself as. And that makes you a hypocrite.

This place is an absolute borefest any more. I won't be responding nor do I believe I will be spending anytime here going forward. You two win the internet.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

Soooo...that's the second time you deflected the point, are you going to go for a third by posting another link about vaccines, or will you answer the question?

I don't have a position on vaccines. Period. I'm not in a position to have one, for the same reasons that I don't have a position on abortion. If I were, I believe I would likely choose to vaccinate my kids, but again - that isn't the point.

The point is you are a far fringe leftist that likes to masquerade as a Constitutional centrist. And you are an enormous hypocrite.

Where in the Constitution does it state that the government has dominion over the population - to the point that they should be able to require children to be injected with diseases and toxins in order to prevent the spread of said diseases?

Simply question, really. Not asking you to cut and paste a bunch of pro-injection nonsense, just asking you where it is written that the government has the right to intrude into your family's health, against the wishes of some parents?

You can't and you won't, because it doesn't.

So you and Genuine Riot spend all day telling each other how smart you are as if you two are somehow more *enlightened* then rational people. And how much better off the country would be if we just forced the population of the country to be injected with whatever the hell the government wants to inject us with.

Lovely. Unfortunately, that far-left fringe socialism, a loooong way for the "constitutional centrist" you keep labeling yourself as. And that makes you a hypocrite.

This place is an absolute borefest any more. I won't be responding nor do I believe I will be spending anytime here going forward. You two win the internet.

Ive said i dont know how many times that i dont know how one can force people to vaccinate, im not a fan of forcing a lot of things.
however, i am also not keen on people making up stuff to justify not vaccinating their kids. I believe i said that already above. They work, wonderfully, which is why some think they arent necessary. Nothing shows they are harmful.
i am not far left, far right far anything and absolutely believe the constitution is what we should follow.
calling out a mother for making up stuff to justify a bad decision, and calling out a pol for not using the opportunity to inform in no way means i think people should forced to do something. I do hate tho that some folks are so careless with their kids.
and i find it funny you think im not the rational one, and that people who ignore facts are.

[Danzig]

http://www.factcheck.org/2015/08/fio...accine-claims/

[OldDog]

I trust the CDC/Government implicitly. After all, they have never been wrong.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by OldDog

I trust the CDC/Government implicitly. After all, they have never been wrong.

so we should jettison best practice with regard to vaccines because the government isn't always correct or trustworthy?

[OldDog]

No. Never question authority. They are always right.

Originally Posted by Danzig

http://happynicetimepeople.com/resea...m-yeah-right/#!

Everyone would like to think that the ability to get irony and sarcasm has something to do with being smart — it just makes sense, after all, that picking up on the subtle cues that a statement isn’t meant to be taken at face value has something to do with intelligence, or discernment, or something like that. And god knows when we don’t pick up on a sarcastic remark, we definitely feel dumb. While I suspect that there’s probably something to that, some recent research published in Frontiers in Psychology suggests that, in children at least, the ability to understand irony and sarcasm appears to be related to the child’s ability to empathize with others.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Coming from the same hypocrite that said anyone concerned with Ebola in the US was nuts. But, following her logic, would be all for forced injections of an Ebola vaccine so long as the government was in charge of the decision

Go figure.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by OldDog

No. Never question authority. They are always right.

putting words in my mouth, and irrelevant.

so we should jettison best practice with regard to vaccines because the government isn't always correct or trustworthy?