Stocke wrote: ^ i did paraphrase that in an inappropriate/inaccurate way, I apologize.
If i remember correctly you were against vaccinations due to the unknown side effects that may or may not exist, and decided that they outweighed the proven benefits.
I was drunk while posting that the other day, so sorry for the post. What you posted just reminded me of that thread is all.
No need to apologise. The tagline "against vaccinations" probably suits me pretty well anyway to be honest. In the future I'mma stop writing essays on this stuff and just say I'm against vaccinations and that is all. I'm not being sarcastic either, I just don't have the arse to debate stuff any more ya know. After all, God will vindicate me and my brethren in the afterlife.
If you're dead/dieing, you don't need your physical body. If what you leave behind can allow others to keep on living, i don't see why you'd be against it.
That's a fair enough point of view, but I just don't like the idea of it, that is all I can say really.
You should think about it. You should really, really think about it. You're telling me that if you were on deaths door, you wouldn't take an organ transplant to survive? That's an easy thing to say when you're not on your deathbed.
I'm telling you that right now at this very moment, I feel like I probably wouldn't take one. Obviously I'm not in that situation though, and it's impossible to know how I would feel then and what I might decide, I guess it would depend on various factors. But yeah I'd rather not waste my time pondering a hypothetical, and instead spend my time ensuring that I won't need an organ transplant.