Mandatory Vaccinations

I find it funny how the rest of you expect us to answer your questions and respond in a manner that you deem necesary when none of you even replied to this. Everyone just ignored it and it is a very valid point. It is easy to say what you do when it is affecting others, but when something happens to you or someone you care about, it becomes the perverbial double standard.

No, because you didn't respond to our replies. And mind you, every single one of them, apart from the last one I quoted, is before your comment about this. What you just do is ignoring our comments and just ramble on like our opinions and our replies do not mean anything. We do in fact reply to most of your comments, yet you don't reply to ours. You're just jumping to a new "fact" or a new "stance" where you can defend yourself to a certain degree until we've debunked it, then move on to another and just ignore our comments. And now you're saying that we, the ones who actually bother to reply to your comments, the ones who actually check some facts before replying to your comments, the ones who actually decide that "hey, we're going to inform this guy about what's proven and what's not proven", have double standards because we maybe, just maybe overlooked or didn't see your little comment with no facts at all, while you're ignoring our comments where we've worked hard to actually find scientific articles we can show you?

And, to avoid being a "double standard"-guy, let me tell you this:
If I could choose, I would like to let my child live over 10 others. However, if I don't know whether my child will die or get hurt from a vaccine, but I know that there's scientific and statistical evidence, which we've clearly proven to you several times through this thread, that if I give my child a certain vaccine it will have a much greater chance of surviving than without the vaccine, I would gladly give my child that vaccine. If my child dies from the vaccine (unlikely as it sounds, because this is VERY rare), I would be okay with having given my child the vaccine. Do you know why? Because if I hadn't given my child the vaccine, statistically and scientifically, a lot of other children would have suffered and died in its place. Do you think I would be happy if I knew that I had blood on my hands because I didn't give my child a simple vaccine? Of course I wouldn't, and so shouldn't you.

Again. what you're saying about this vaccine is weird: You say that we should be angry because we decided to vaccinate our children. However, as we've mentioned several times in this thread, there is a higher chance of developing chronic illness or dying if you don't vaccinate your children than if you do. You're saying that if the vaccine somehow kills our child, we should be mad at the vaccines because we increased our child's possibility to survive and live a normal life. It is just wrong on so many levels.

Now, I suggest you to reply to our comments, because we actually worked to find some data around it, and we replied to your comments. I've replied to this comment as well, so you should be happy.