Using the "collusion conspiracy" against the "vaccination conspiracy" is hilarious.

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Using the "collusion conspiracy" against the "vaccination conspiracy" is hilarious.
He asks questions and listens to the answers, even for 'an eternity'.
I've noticed that vax discussions often feature names of parents of serious disease victims. (I do not doubt the disease, just the "cause" of it.)
First, science research is not about collecting anecdotes.
Second, why are there no anecdotes of unvaccinated people who are dealing with the results of smallpox and polio, to name two?