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I thought you might have some evidence I had not noticed. That's why I asked.
alcaray — (archived)

Motive does not prove guilt.

You and I have fundamentally different world views. You believe that people who disagree with you are wrong. Being wrong is sufficient evidence, in your opinion, to prove evil intent. You've demonstrated this locally in your diatribes vs. Lindy.

For me to condemn someone I need some particle of evidence. I think it is unlikely that all of those that promote the idea that there is a link between innoculation and ill health effects has some evil intent. Many who promote such an idea do not benefit financially from it. I see no logical reason that since such people exist at all, they must not be the sort that organizes lawsuits. To the contrary, people with a strong conviction that harm is done to children by these vaccines would be likely to start legal procedings.

I really do not know if these are bad or good people. I agree with you that the net effect of their work seems to be a bad one. Note that I say this even though I have a special reason to be leery of vaccination. My ex-wife was one of those unlucky few who contracted polio (or something polio-like) from the vaccine.

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