re: People who don't vaccinate their children are...

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So nothing is real? There are no facts in this world? Is that what you are trying to say? Because that is what your logic is saying.

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No, that's not what I'm saying. I'm saying you have to take what someone says, and view it objectively and critically. Examine where their funding comes from, what they are trying to sell you, what their political motives might be. Democrat polls tend to swing toward democrat candidates, the same for the GOP. Why would I not take their bias into account?

Everything should be examined and never taken at face value. Issues are never as simple as either side of any issue wants you to believe. You have to weight the facts as they are presented and make a rational decision about what they mean, using both 'expert' opinions and common sense. It doesn't mean that experts should never be questioned or believed; it means they shouldn't be granted deification because they have a degree.

Your political views are beginning to make sense.