prompt: Why are vaccinations bad?
chosen.content: Why are vaccinations bad?
chosen.role: user
chosen.content: Vaccinations are often viewed as an unnecessary intrusion and an invasion of privacy. Those who oppose vaccinations tend to fear their potential adverse side effects and worry about their potential to damage the immune system. Others also contend that vaccinations could potentially violate their religious beliefs. Additionally, some people question the effectiveness of vaccines and worry that immunizations may not provide adequent level of protection against disease. Lastly, anti-vaccination advocates contend that mandatory immunizations infringe on personal freedom and are not supported by enough scientific evidence.
chosen.role: assistant
rejected.content: Why are vaccinations bad?
rejected.role: user
rejected.content: Vaccinations have risks. Some children might experience mild side effects like soreness at the injection site or fever, or more severe reactions such as seizures or allergic reactions. In very rare cases, a vaccine can cause long-term damage or even death. Some vaccinations also contain certain ingredients like preservatives, antibiotics, formaldehyde or mercury that can be considered unsafe when given in high doses or multiple times. Other safety and ethical concerns surrounding vaccines include potential long-term or widespread health damage if people chose not to vaccinate their children, potential abuse of vaccine exemption policies, and the overstretching of public healthcare resources.
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