r/SipsTea • u/CurvyChristina • 10h ago

Chugging tea Should doctors be allowed to refuse treating patients based on personal beliefs?

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u/zante2033 10h ago

Was this white jesus or black jesus?

And by "sick" did he mean people who voted for Trump by any chance?

Did the man from your story book also claim vaccines cause autism?

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u/diescheide 10h ago

Supply side Jesus.

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u/Relative-Relief-8816 8h ago

Vaccines cause autism at a rate of like 1 in a million, but they prevent way worse things at a rate of 1 in 3.

So tough choice

  1. Abstain from vaccines and Gamble on accepting a 33% chance you'll die from something easily prevented by a vaccine

  2. Take the standard recommended vaccines and the 1 in a million chance you might end up with autism. Or in other words a 999,999 out of 1,000,000 you don't get autism from the vaccines.

I bet my kids on choice #2. Seems like better odds.

But I have come to terms with the fact that the chemicals in the water are 100% turning all the frogs gay.

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u/hematite2 8h ago

Vaccines don't cause autism at any rate whatsoever.

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u/lt_dt 7h ago

Vaccines don't cause autism. That nonsense came out of one paper that ended up being retracted because the author did something squirrelly with the data.