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I want to live in the bubble that you live in

It's No-face from the movie "Spirited Away".

Of course, I realize that that's kind of what they're doing now (arguing that because they're not dying, they don't need vaccinations, regardless of whether or not they actually got a vaccination under the supervision of their own parents), and that the death/infliction toll on their progeny isn't enough to curb their advocacy, but them catching diseases is exactly what's lessening the impact of the movement on poorer or lesser informed communities. Vaccines are clearly working against measles and polio, essential oils are not. End of story.

That would empower their delusions though, because they or their dependents are not getting vaccinated but are somehow gaining immunity to diseases. They wouldn't be able to see that it was the genetically altered tick that injected them with a vaccine-like substance that grants them immunity to certain diseases. So as humanitarian this is, it would only be detrimental to future generations when the anti-vax advocates insist that there is actually no need for vaccinations simply because they're not dying.