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"Doctor gives a child a vaccine"
Vs
"Doctor treats child and then stabs her with a needle"
You see how those two sentences paint wildly different pictures, the latter being kind of wrong and obviously inflammatory?
You cant just go "yeah but she got stabbed with a needle in both, whats the diff"
If you cant see the difference in how the sentences present things, then I dunno what to say.