Via Camus - September 20, 2025

In a revealing exchange, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. dismantles the core argument of the pro-vaccine establishment, exposing a critical logical fallacy they rely on: the appeal to authority.

He challenges any official from the CDC, FDA, or doctors like Paul Offit to produce a single scientific study that proves the flu vaccine saves more lives than it costs. He states unequivocally, “You cannot show me that study.”

While conceding that not every CDC study should be discarded and that vaccines have helped eradicate certain diseases, Kennedy’s central demand remains: For each vaccine, the public must be shown independent, peer-reviewed studies that conclusively prove the intervention averts more harm than it causes. He argues that the authorities simply assert “no linkage” to harms like autism without providing the rigorous science to back it up.

This is not an argument to be dismissed as “anti-vax.” It is a call for . . .