Ah, finding something very easy, that other people find at least a little challenging is exactly what it means to have a talent for it.
I’m not trying to say that driving a manual is so unreachably difficult, I’m just saying you can’t learn it if you’re never exposed.

Um, well, you can’t learn to drive a vehicle you don’t have access to.
Also, driving is not something you take lightly. It needs to be taught by a skilled driver, not by trial and error after reading about or watching a video. When you make a mistake driving people can be hurt or killed.
Did you learn to drive without being taught?

Sure. But that stuff has to be paid for. Either directly or via taxes. People hate taxes, but I’d rather pay more than have a population of hungry kids.

Problem with your challenge is, I have done research. And not just the sort where I simply confirm what I already believe. I had to make certain there wasn’t a risk to my son.
It was important that I investigate both sides so I could understand what I needed to do to protect my child. I went into the research concerned that vaccines might hurt my child.
So I have yet to see any legitimate research, conducted by actual scientists, using unbiased methodology that supports ANY of the claims you made above. However, I have seen a good deal of actual research that objectively refutes the claims you’ve made.
Don’t tell me to do some research; when your sources aren’t real/accurate/legitimate.

Interesting and guest have done a great job using actual research and explaining things. Just need to add one important thing.
Many vaccines, including the oft cited MMR are in fact, intentionally, NOT patented. Meaning that no one is making money on these. This isn’t bout profits and capitalism. Because there isn’t a profit to be made. Treating a patient with a deadly disease is much more profitable than giving a vaccine. Moreover, vaccines are giving during well-patient visits which means the doctor can’t bill for it. The patient doesn’t pay and the insurance company only provides a stipend to pay for costs.
Let me say it again slow: NO ONE IS MAKING MONEY OFF THE VACCINE NOR THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE VACCINE.
Harper, go into the world and seek some information that doesn’t simply support your confirmation bias. Do some actual balanced research. And before you say it, I have. I know about Vaxxed(I remember when it came out)—you want to talk about propaganda!!

Also Harper, maybe you don’t have kids and that’s why you don’t care if they die.
I have a kid, and I am grateful every day that I don’t have to worry about disease crippling or killing him (they way parents did before they had access to vaccines).
I don’t know where you devise this crap about “fake empathy” or wtf that even means, but you sir, do not get to have rights at the expense of every one else’s rights.

Okay. So “political agendas” aside, Why do you value the right to watch watch your children get sick from preventable disease?
Also, what do you say to staunch conservatives who firmly support vaccination?

Yeah but that’s his whole schtick. He does literally what they ask in way that is completely not what they intend.

@harperfan7 what are you even talking about? This isn’t a liberal/conservative issue. No one is trying to deprive you the right to watch your children contract polio and die or become paralyzed, or become sterilized by measles or mumps or whatever. However, the general population is asking you not to deprive them the right to avoid preventable disease.
We have a great luxury, living in a time when people don’t regularly die or become maimed by disease.

Yeah. She looks pretty sickly.

I’ll bet they are stockings and she has heels in her purse—the flip flops are just for walking to her destination. You see a lot of fancy ladies walking in flip flops or little slip on shoes that are easiest stashed so they can switch to heels when they are done walking a couple miles.
Just a guess. She could just have horrible taste.

When I was a kid in Florida (15-20 years ago) my single mother who made $13/hour took her two kids to Disney. It was, when the girl in the photo was going on the regular, attainable. And I can see how you might not be able to go five times a year if tickets cost $40 each time, but the season pass was like $55 (15-20 years ago).
And, I don’t want to discredit your struggle, but being able to spend $500 for a family of 3 to vacation doesn’t make you rich. Maybe it makes you more comfortable. Maybe it makes you middle class. But it is not rich. Not in the US anyway. I understand that the scale may be different in other countries.

You must have access to high speed Internet in your area.