vaccines

[yetgdhfgh]

That is the point of vaccinations...

Yep and the reason why they work

[breadisfunny]

so the worlds leading pediatric pro vaccine neurologist who specializes in autism is lying? or are you believing those who are less qualified than him?

oh great its another conspiracy theory. wait aren't those forbidden?

[Witchblade77]

do vaccines have side effects? yes. yes they do. its actualy in full booklets you can get for free on cdc.gov

however.

1. severe side effects are very rare
2. side effects from getting sick with diseases you didn't vaccinate against are far more common and often more severe.
3. a great number of adverse vaccine reactions can be traced to people getting vaccinated to close to having been sick right before, as in their immune system is still weakened. did you all know that even if you feeling fine now, you need to wait 2 weeks after you finished having something as simple as common cold, before getting vaccinated? yeah....

[luciano]

I'm autistic, and my autism came before I received vaccines.

So unless vaccines are also time-travelers, it follows that autism isn't caused by vaccines.

[Orbitus]

so some new information came out recently.

https://sharylattkisson.com/2019/01/...vt-covered-up/

I myself am pro vaccine and have had my kids vaccinated with no problems. what are your thoughts on this, I mean its no surprise that the government does this type of stuff, but is this doctor to be taken seriously?

http://fullmeasure.news/news/cover-s...ination-debate

You really shouldn't use EITHER of those sources. The author Sharyl Attkisson runs both of those sites and she works for the Sinclair Broadcast group. She also is a well known conspiracy theorist that thinks that Autism is caused by vaccines, even though she has ZERO EVIDENCE.

I wouldn't trust her for any information, including regular news. I checked my local stations for Sinclair ownership, and I make sure I don't watch them. Simply because of their pro-Trump, pro-lying stance with Boris Epsteyn.

[Sting]

Some dumb bitch's website: Muh government conspiracy!

Maybe Alex Jones will have her on his show

[Tommi]

I wasn't vaccinated at all. I didn't need the MMR jab as I already had mumps at 3 years old. Giving me it wouldn't have done much as my immune system had already dealt with it. Found out last week I'm autistic.

Checkmate anti-vaxxers.

[Deleted]

Yeah guys, just believe this shit, don't get your kids vaccinated. The problem with the overpopulation will solve itself in the next years.
Quote "Epoche der Geisteskranken" *facepalm*

[d00mGuArD]

unvaccinated kids should be taken away from their irresponsible parents

[Cracked]

It's utter bullshit :

VACCINES DON'T CAUSE AUTISM FOR F*CK SAKE !

It all comes from a fraud scientist who wanted to discredit a vaccine to launch his own version.

There can be side effects (1 per several millions vaccinations) but the benefit outweighs the risk 1 billion time.

I mean.. while none of us clearly know the answer, putting it up in large black letters doesn't make your statement any more true. This is bad argumentation.

THE EARTH DOESN'T ROTATE AROUND THE SUN FOR F*CK SAKE !

Yeah.. no.

[FuxieDK]

I'm autistic, and my autism came before I received vaccines.

So unless vaccines are also time-travelers, it follows that autism isn't caused by vaccines.

Vaccine against measels ( or was it chicken pox??) CAN cause autism... In approx. 1 of 1.000.000 cases.
However, 1 of 1.000 who catch measels (or chicken pox), will die from it..

So, 1:1.000.000 of getting autism vs 1:1.000 of dying..

Load up that vaccine for me, please..

[OnlineSamantha]

Vaccine against measels ( or was it chicken pox??) CAN cause autism... In approx. 1 of 1.000.000 cases.
However, 1 of 1.000 who catch measels (or chicken pox), will die from it..

So, 1:1.000.000 of getting autism vs 1:1.000 of dying..

Load up that vaccine for me, please..

I would like a source on that.

[Mercane]

I don't think that person is qualified. I will believe every other specialist on the planet.

Having the opinion that on the fringe cases can be linked with developmental ASD doesn't make someone more or less qualified, it's an opinion- in group studies less than 1% of treated patients can suffer from a broad spectrum of maladies. The problem with autism specifically is modern medicine still haven't pinpointed what causes it's onset and only recently suggested that the onset of autism is in the same age range as when children receive large vaccine boosters.

Please don't misunderstand what I'm saying as some ridiculous notion that I don't support vaccines- I absolutely do, I just think this is yet another case of correlation being disconnected from causation.

[Orbitus]

I mean.. while none of us clearly know the answer, putting it up in large black letters doesn't make your statement any more true. This is bad argumentation.

THE EARTH DOESN'T ROTATE AROUND THE SUN FOR F*CK SAKE !

Yeah.. no.

Are you trying to say that vaccines cause autism? Even though there is no scientific evidence to support such bullshit claims?

[Cracked]

Are you trying to say that vaccines cause autism? Even though there is no scientific evidence to support such bullshit claims?

No, I'm saying his post presents no argument.

[Techno-Druid]

Let's just blame the vaccines for all the issues and not blame pesticide, genetic modification to food, added chemical to food and a butt load long list of things that can kill you that is added in everyday product that we either eat or use.

None of those have anything to do with autism. Autism is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is largely hereditary.

[d00mGuArD]

I mean.. while none of us clearly know the answer, putting it up in large black letters doesn't make your statement any more true. This is bad argumentation.

THE EARTH DOESN'T ROTATE AROUND THE SUN FOR F*CK SAKE !

Yeah.. no.

Actually, it rotates around a point called Barycenter, which right now is outside the sun, but very close to it. The sun, also rotates around that spot, and every other celestial body in our solar system as well




"Our entire solar system also has a barycenter. The sun, Earth, and all of the planets in the solar system orbit around this barycenter. It is the center of mass of every object in the solar system combined.

Our solar system’s barycenter constantly changes position. Its position depends on where the planets are in their orbits. The solar system's barycenter can range from being near the center of the sun to being outside the surface of the sun. As the sun orbits this moving barycenter, it wobbles around."


Source: https://spaceplace.nasa.gov/barycenter/en/

It is 2019 and people still think the earth rotates around the sun... sigh

The point of rotation is outside of the sun for now!

P.S. take this comment lightheartedly

[Techno-Druid]

Vaccine against measels ( or was it chicken pox??) CAN cause autism... In approx. 1 of 1.000.000 cases.
However, 1 of 1.000 who catch measels (or chicken pox), will die from it..

So, 1:1.000.000 of getting autism vs 1:1.000 of dying..

Load up that vaccine for me, please..

Autism is something you're born with, some exceptional people may actually be able to reprogram their brain at a young age and become neurotypical, but other than that, you're born with it and will die with it. There's no external factors outside of the womb for autistic people.

[FuxieDK]

Autism is something you're born with, some exceptional people may actually be able to reprogram their brain at a young age and become neurotypical, but other than that, you're born with it and will die with it. There's no external factors outside of the womb for autistic people.

True... Which is also why I emphasized "CAN" in my statement, not claiming it's the only source.

[Dr Assbandit]

so the worlds leading pediatric pro vaccine neurologist who specializes in autism is lying? or are you believing those who are less qualified than him?

Look up appealing to authority. If you want to go by that logical fallacy then you might as well consider the many other researchers in their field who are just as qualified as him.