Comments by "Deborah Freedman" (@deborahfreedman333) on "The political roots of the anti-vax movement" video.

  1.  @radwonderland1435  Vaccine side effects are much less severe than effects of the virus.
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  2.  @coldstonestunners  Jacobson v Massachusetts, 1905. In the USA, you don't have the right to remain unvaccinated. Don't like it, leave.
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  3. The unvaccinated are still lab rats, the control group, which usually has the highest mortality rate.
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  4. No, when it comes to a communicable disease, you don't have the right to chose to remain unvaccinated. Your stupidity can have a negative effect on others. Nor were you able to do so in the past. There have been vaccination mandates, in this country, for as long as there have been vaccines. And before vaccination, before we were a country, there were inoculation mandates.
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  5.  @missedinformation7068  How did she "die from the flue", wasn't it cleaned out before she lit the fire? Learn to spell, and stop lying.
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  6.  @chickenjuice4841  Sure, but if he combs his hair over it, maybe it won't be so obvious.
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  7. Not really, these idiots have already reproduced.
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  8. 11% left permanently disabled
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  9. We've had vaccine mandates long before 1933. The first school vaccine mandate was in 1850. This has nothing to do with separating populations.
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  10.  @andersonmcbride29  If you don't have a scientific education, so you really don't understand what the science is, yet you still question it, yes you're anti-science. Or to be more exact, anti-expertise. You didn't bother to spend the time needed to get a science degree, or are just too stupid to be admitted into a college, to get that degree, yet think you can have the credentials to question those who did. You grab onto the opinion of an outlier, or the results of one well debunked study, and use that as a weapon against real experts. Whether you do so because you don't really understand how science works, or because you are angry that others are more qualified than you, matters not. Your sort of science denial proves dangerous.
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