Most of the writing against childhood vaccination operates in the mode of telling. The ingredient lists. The documented harms. The corrupted trials. The captured regulators. The record is there, it is damning, and the writers who have done that work over the decades have done it well. The poisoning argument is true. It is also what has moved most of the people who are already with us. Without the telling, no one would be in the room at all.

What I have tried to bring to this space is the complement: showing. The reveal of the unvaccinated cohort as the healthiest group of children in the country, not the sickest. Parents on camera describing their own children. The data from four independent studies, presented as it stands, not interpreted into submission. Showing works where telling has stopped working. Not because telling is wrong. Because the audience we are now trying to reach has heard the telling, has already decided what to do with it, and needs something else to open the question again. — Unbekoming, https://www.unbekoming.com/p/the-unvaccinated-from-presentation