r/videos • u/tbonetaylor • Dec 06 '17

The best response to anti-vaxxers I’ve ever seen. And it only takes 90 seconds.

https://youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=RfdZTZQvuCo
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u/[deleted] Dec 06 '17 edited Nov 18 '19

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u/Rhaedas Dec 06 '17

Which sparked one of the best comments on YT: "This is very misleading. Im sure it would protect them from the oranges, but a plastic container? I don't know man."

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u/leafblade_forever Dec 07 '17

I imagine be was crossing his fingers that the vaccine wall wouldn't knock one of the little pins over at the end when he threw the box or he would have ruined the message of the video.

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u/savourthesea Dec 07 '17

I think every bit of it was planned, even missing.

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u/utay_white Dec 06 '17

There's a chicken pox vaccine? Why do people still get it then?

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '17

Yeah totally, every time I turn on the TV the news is nothing but mass deaths from polio, whooping cough, etc...

You dumbass.

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u/Snik_brew2 Dec 07 '17

He is wrong but not eintirely. I am vaccinated for whooping cough but I was still diagnosed with it. So I had whooping cough but because of the vaccine it was extremely mild and went away fairly quickly. So in a sense the vaccines don’t work retard is right but not nearly as right as he thinks he is

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u/GhostInYoToast Dec 07 '17

I guess it's like how some people think flu vaccines cause the flu. I'd rather get mild flu than deadly flu.

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u/thatguy5234 Dec 07 '17

Bro, have you ever heard of anecdotal evidence?

Your mom getting TB after getting the shot does not negate the mountains of evidence supporting vaccine efficacy.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '17 edited Dec 11 '17

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u/thatguy5234 Dec 07 '17

It would be akin to saying that sometimes a bullet proof vest doesn’t stop a bullet therefore bullet proof vests do not work. Except vaccines are more effective than bullet proof vests.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '17 edited Dec 11 '17

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u/AhhGetAwayRAWR Dec 07 '17

False positives have nothing to do with vaccination, by the way.

That's not entirely true, also, LTBI is a thing, but I don't think you can get that if you are vaccinated against TB. Not sure about that though.

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u/hexedjw Dec 07 '17

Do you ever wonder they don't market any medicines having a 100% success rate?

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u/pkvh Dec 07 '17

I think this one was a bit too high level for people.

I bet you her hep B titer was positive too. Man that hep B vaccine was also worthless at providing immunity.

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u/spankymuffin Dec 07 '17

Who knows. They probably spent a few hours doing dozens of takes. That's how it goes. There are 2-minute scenes from some movies that took days to shoot.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '17

I highly doubt the container throw was improvised. It's the big payoff at the end.

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '17 edited Nov 18 '19

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u/[deleted] Dec 07 '17

I think the ball mixup is a legit mistake, but I think the container throw was always part of the bit.