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RiMpel2, for some reason, you see vaccinations as a means of artificial selection, rather than as a help to the human body. I'm saying that's not the case.

If a person can't handle the dose of vaccine and dies, is that helping the body? No, that's selection. But if they don't die and have a chance to get sick and survive in the future, then it's definitely a help. Or is it normal to kill a thousand to help another thousand? Vaccination has both sides, both selection and help. Although, help is identifying stronger individuals ;) Besides, to really find out if a vaccine has a positive effect, you need two absolutely identical organisms and conduct experiments with them. Unfortunately, even with cloning, you're unlikely to achieve complete identity.

I don't see it either, so I suggested reading the article. It has more arguments, a photo of the leader of the anti-vaccination movement, and lots of other stuff on the topic of vaccinations.

Ariputra at least links to quasi-scientific sources, but you're linking to something like a fairy tale land