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They’re rooted in a compound fear and ignorance of modern medicine.

• forgetfulusr 7y ago
  That they are but one is nowhere near as dangerous to the herd as the other. I don't see a need to lump these camps together.
  • falcolas 7y ago
    The infectious ignorance can kill those who get treatable cancer. Watching someone die from cancer hurts those around them, leaving scars. It’s not that different.
    • forgetfulusr 7y ago
      One is to prevent the whole herd from being infected(eradicated possibly), the other is a sick member to choose their way to treat themselves. Grievance is a part of life, it is sad to see members go, but I can't compare between that and the herd disappearing completely(no one left to grief). EDIT: also I can't help but feel that this claim puts Chemotherapy on the same level of effectiveness as Vaccines. I think all options should be exhausted before we start claiming chemo to be as miraculous as vaccines are.