psychoslice
Veteran Member
Yes as I said, someone has to pay.
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Vaccination and Religious Beliefs
- Thread starter Madhuri
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The government that's paying for it is the same government that you believe to be part of the conspiracy covering up that vaccines cause harm, presumably?
They're lying to us so that they can use up their health budget on something they know doesn't work????
How is it possible to keep thinking this sort of mindless drivel?
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
That is not correct. Vaccines work. India has been able to eradicate Small Pox and Polio. We are now concentrating on Tuberculosis.
Vishvavajra
Active Member
This article from Slate (entitled "Conspiracy Theorists Aren't Really Skeptics") suggests that conspiracy theorists don't actually analyze the positions they accept. Rather, they blindly accept them on the grounds that they're contrary to the mainstream. Meanwhile, they think of themselves as good skeptics for daring to go against the mainstream, even though the stuff they're saying doesn't hold up to even the slightest analysis. Often they'll believe mutually contradictory things, as long as they all contradict the mainstream view.
In fact they're just contrarian, out of a generalized sense of alienation, which leads them to believe that anything that most people believe must be wrong.
Or to use internet terminology, they're Edgelords.
Flankerl
Well-Known Member
In civilised countries its usually the state.
Though I realise some third world countries still lack behind.
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
Why not try explaining that instead of just making a claim and standing back?
Besides that, you think vaccines are poison anyway, don't you?
Pfizer and Glaxo are Slammed Over Vaccine Pricing in Developing Nations - Pharmalot - WSJ
http://www.ghtcoalition.org/files/VAC_vacc_invst_fs.pdf
UNICEF - Immunization
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/24/business/global/24vaccine.html?_r=0
http://www.who.int/immunization/fact_sheet_challenges.pdf
SkepticThinker
Veteran Member
Exactly. What??
psychoslice
Veteran Member
India Holds Bill Gates Accountable For His Vaccine Crimes
India Holds Bill Gates Accountable For His Vaccine Crimes
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber & Business Owner
I'm going to point out something very specific about this source. Take a look at its sources. None of them seem to be credible. And if you look, they cannot tell the difference between fraud and real. "Oxford Dictionaries" looks impressive, but it is not the real thing, which is oed.com. Pharmabiz.com does not appear to be a credible site. Holyhormones?
Before taking a piece of information as truth, it helps to know where that information is coming from.
bluegoo300
The facts machine
Well as an aspiring virologist I will like to fill you in my lady. First off in the U.S and most of Europe vaccines have not contained aborted feces cells sense the 70's. Now however many third world countries and developing countries still have vaccines with this in them. Second I believe that everyone should be vaccinated regardless of religion. I ask anyone here to give me a reason not too because I guaranty it's wrong. No there no mercury in vaccies that was a 50's thing, no there's nothing in a vaccine that harms the body. And a hell no it does not cause autism there is no study ever that suggests that, it's a wife's tale.
You are joking, right?
Sorry if you thiought that sentence meant exactly as it read - It was intended to be an expression of incredulity at somebody actually appearing to think that this might be the case.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
The thing is we cannot go by those who we believe should know, for they are the ones who are behind the whole shamble, so of course you have to look at other avenues. .
psychoslice
Veteran Member
You only want to hear what you want to hear, nothing will ever convince you, be it right or wrong.
Vishvavajra
Active Member
Did you see that article I mentioned a few posts back? That's you. You just rationalized your gullibility and willingness to accept claims with zero support, based entirely on your axiomatic belief that anything mainstream must by definition be lies. That is not how skepticism works. You are not exercising the slightest bit of discernment in picking what to trust. If it says what you want it to say, then you accept it; if not, then it's part of the conspiracy.
You also have no sense of irony, I see. You are the one who is operating entirely on blind faith, since you don't believe in evidence. You tell yourself that we're the blind ones, the gullible ones, but it's you. The rest of us have minds that could be changed with sufficient evidence, which you can't provide (because it doesn't exist). You are the one who disregards all evidence that doesn't confirm his paranoid conspiracy theory. There is literally nothing anybody could say or do to change your mind, since you'll just claim it's part of the conspiracy.
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Thank you for your reply.
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
My bad, I took it the other way.
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
An Indian who thinks something is not right has every right to approach courts. There could be tricks in Bill Gates program in India if they are doing it without government's permission. Now it is for the Courts to decide if that is the case. However, the link does not tell anything about the people behind the site. Who knows if it is by people who wanted to get money out of Bill Gates philanthropy but did not succeed?
psychoslice
Veteran Member
Yes who knows, but I do feel that they take advantage of poorer countries, who knows what they have been doing.