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(Score: 2) by SecurityGuy on Tuesday March 15 2016, @01:27PM
These things swing back and forth. For a while, there was an "OMG! Vaccines are bad!" that yes, was driven by idiots like McCarthy who have no scientific credibility but did have a platform. Sure, it'd be nice if we ever had a populace that's scientifically literate enough to hold on to a kernel of skepticism while also accepting that the science is really, really solid that vaccines are a net good. Since we don't, if we have to have an overreaction, I'd rather have an overreaction that promotes doing the sensible thing over the stupid thing.
(Score: 2, Funny) by Osamabobama on Tuesday March 15 2016, @07:41PM
Public opinion has a lightly damped, second-order response to vaccine news.
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