There’s nothing wrong with my logic. But I have to laugh at you calling my logic “twisted and uninformed” and then you proceeding to set up a strawman argument. ;-)
Here’s my question again: The medical community itself has disagreements over the vaccination schedule. New immunizations are consistently added to the schedule, and sometimes others are removed. So... which shots do you think should be required? Do you think there should be a limit at all? Is there any number of shots that you consider too many to require? 50? 100? (It’s already up to around 30.) I’m just curious to know if any of you have a limit.
“I’m just curious to know if any of you have a limit.”
30 shots between birth and age - what? 18?
If that’s what the best medical science recommends for kids to avoid life-threatening illness, I’m comfortable with that.
Let me turn it around....on what basis do you recommend a different course of vaccination than that recommended by medical science (recognizing that science changes based on available data) for life-threatening illnesses?