Of course. But that doesn't mean they shouldn't be improved. And if you believed, for whatever reason, that a vaccine for an outbreak would harm you or your kid or whoever. Wouldn't it make sense to try to avoid the outbreak instead?

I don't have that strong of an opinion. I jut don't think the issue is as straightforward as everyone seems to think it is, and that people should have rational, thoughtful discussions, instead of completely flipping out(that is a strong opinion of mine).

I haven't looked that much into it, however a good place to start, is that vaccines are manufactured by pharmaceutical corporations, which means things like, profit first, cheap(strongly implying low quality, production)(one thing I've heard is of people having allergic reactions to substances used in the creation or dispension of the vaccine, not the vaccine itself), the fact that they'd rather find treatments than cures, and also that if they screwed something up, they'd probably try to cover it up instead of actually taking responsibility.

There are issues with vaccines that no one seems to want to admit. However in general, yeah, they've done way more good than bad.

More like luckiest unlucky person.

Thing is, the only jokes you can make about atheists aren't about atheism.

Still funny.

Probably would've gotten in trouble for talking in class, or missed what the teacher was saying then.

You aren't supposed to see snipers.

But if your not expecting a pepper, or not really paying attention, would you really notice?

That wasn't derek

I once saw someone try disprove evolution by claiming it to be faith based and that religion was fact based.