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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2015 · 1H

162: First Do No Harm

from Inappropriate Conversations · host IC_Greg

America's commitment to vaccination has been so great that nearly 2 million children committed to test a vaccine in the 1950s, so why would anyone walk away from the protection this has provided over any modern understanding of "safety" and risk? Most Americans look back at the Jim Crow era with a great deal of embarrassment, justifiably, so why would anyone want to establish a set of "Jesus Crow" laws that surely will be just as embarrassing in the future -- to Christians in particular? When World Vision completely reversed a proposed policy change just a few days after threats from influential conservative Christians immediately put thousands of children at risk, why didn't those same Christians victoriously, and perhaps even smugly, return to reinstate their support for the organization? Sadly, these questions have no intelligent answers. They merely reflect the pungent state of anti-intellectualism in the United States of America today. Different Drummer: Jonas Salk

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