<human>: The issue of vaccination comes up on reddit pretty frequently, and whenever it does there is a very clear, strong majority opinion: people who do not vaccinate are misinformed. I'm going to admit that I was not vaccinated based on a decision made by my parents. I'm pretty young, there is no family in my future for a long time yet, and I don't have very concrete beliefs regarding vaccination. My parents email me some anti-vaccine articles every once in a while, but other than that I haven't really looked into the issue much and haven't formed a solid opinion. It's hard to disagree with my parents because one of them is a nurse and because, well, they're my parents. But I do want to start developing a strong opinion of my own, supported by evidence and rational thinking. So, although it must be daunting to post anti-vaccine comments on reddit when you know that they will be downvoted mercilessly, I invited both anti-vaccine people and pro-vaccine people to share their opinions here, and if possible support their beliefs with some insightful sources. What does reddit have to say about this?

Can you give me the gist of the text in a nutshell?
<bot>: I'm trying to both support a constructive reddit "debate" regarding vaccinations, as well as gather arguments/information to form my own opinion and possibly try to convince my anti-vaccine parents that they are wrong.