I think we’re well on our way there lol
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Good. There shouldn’t be room for someone who likes getting kids killed because he’s an idiot in any party.
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People just just reflexively downvote what the don’t like reading rather than just explaining why they disagree, or why their opinion is more valid.
Tbh tho does anyone really change their mind over internet arguments
I’m just being myself, but if I even breathe about the person I voted for, I know it will go bad since most of them are talking about their guy (who messed stuff up) and not my guy (who messed it up slightly less), but the mere mention of his name even got one person GKicked… so I just stick to the RP 
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A conservative made this threaed
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What kids did he advocate killing?
I do a few times, won’t always be so direct like ‘interesting thought’ ‘i can see that’ but some things come up in thought later, or I try to be more mindful of such things.
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I have changed my mind a few times, but only when presented with hard evidence, supporting facts, logic, and reasoning. If you start actually bickering, I will simply put a smile on my face and make it a task to troll them. But if someone presents something that makes undeniable sense, I will gladly change my view. But I want absolute logic, and not just emotions. And if insults enter the topic, then I know they are an idiot and there is no logic in their argument. I am ad hominem free… and like to keep it that way.
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avoids the bait and heads to bed
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There’s around 70 kids in Samoa that died of measles after he went there preaching his idiocy.
Looking at a drop from a high of 90% of infants vaccinated for measles in 2013 down to 31% in 2018.
https://www1.racgp.org.au/newsgp/clinical/anti-vaccination-advocates-double-down-as-measles
Different opinions is like a debate about pizza toppings. Not “that is not a human being, that is a political statement”
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that is probably a wise decision - i say that without any intended condescension.
So he did not “advocate killing kids”, but did advocate something that could lead to kids dying. I never agreed with RFK’s anti-vax stance, but I agreed with many other things he supported. Personally I believe vaccines are mostly beneficial, but should never be forced.
I didn’t say advocate killing kids. I said that he likes getting kids killed because he actively campaigns to get people not to do a freaking cheap and simple measure to protect their children from deadly diseases. You don’t get to preach against life saving medicine and scoot past the consequences when your actions result in dead children.
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you monster…
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But do you have proof that he “likes getting kids killed” just because he believes that vaccines are dangerous?
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This is a hate crime against Italians, my 1/4 Italian is offended.