[Antoninus]

The geniuses in the medical community have come up with a way for kids to live long enough to get allergies, etc. It's called vaccines. Most kids in times past didn't live long enough to worry about allergies. Thankfully, they do now.

Tell me, has life expectancy increased much since 1980s? At that point, kids were expected to less than a dozen childhood inoculations. Now, we're up to...what? 50? 60? And we're vaccinating against things are not life-threatening for those with healthy immune systems, or are difficult to get if you live a normal lifestyle. Sorry, but I don't believe that putting that many foreign agents into an otherwise healthy developing body is a good idea.

[HiTech RedNeck]

The agents still get there, it’s in a different manner.

There will always be tensions about vaccination programs. Enough people exempting themselves from the herd, and herd immunity goes down. Virtue signaling, however, never made a single virus go away.