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There are no rational arguments against modern vaccination. It is a tried-and-true principle, and relies on our own human immune system to develop antibodies.
There are theistic arguments against it, there are anecdonatal arguments against it, but there are no scientific (repeatable, observable) arguments against human vaccination for known diseases in healthy children and adults (non HIV, etc)
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