Ok, I just disagree. I'm not pro or anti vaccine, I just think people shouldn't be forced to take drugs if they don't feel safe doing so.
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Yes, and not the insurance companies.
If a scientist wanted to take a syringe with purple fluid in it, and inject it in your arm, and he said "trust me, its good for you", would you just take it without asking what it is?
If there were other people around you who took it without asking questions, based on the logic in your comment, it doesn't even matter what the purple fluid is, you should just take because everyone else is, and a scientist said to do so.
You mean why its a good idea!
You know there have been bad vaccines in the past that were given to people right? You know the drug companies sometimes lie about studies right? For instance, did you know that when people were being tested with the covid-19 vaccine, and they died during the trial, Pfizer removed them from the results? Don't you think that should have been included?
If I was a parent, I would not want someone else forcing my child to take a drug that I believed was going to harm them. Only a bad parent would be okay with that.
Yes I do get what you're saying. But what you are saying would mean that everyone is required to do what the insurance company tells them to do.
What should be happening, is that the insurance companies should have to go by what the patients doctor says they do or do not need. Doctors shouldn't be basing their care on what the insurance company tells them to do.
Dang, that's a lot. Were they caught?
Well, when the gov, and medical companies have been known in the past to lie about medical treatments, then every person should have the right to decide for themselves if they want to take a drug / vaccine / treatment / etc. I personally would rather trust my own judgement. If the gov, or a doctor, or drug company really thinks I need to take something, then they need to do their job better to convince me it's safe.
I don't have a problem with ads, but sometimes it does get be too much and feels a bit assaulty.
Correct, you would do your research. And if you did your research and came to the conclusion that a particular vaccine (not thinking of any in particular) was not safe for a child to take, would you be a good parent if you did it anyway just because a lot of other people are?