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originally posted by: damwel
Oh Bologna. I don't know of one case myself and everyone I know and their kids are vaccinated.
Nicola Antonucci, MD Todd M. Elsner, DC Alexander Kotok, MD, PhD Máximo Sandín, PhD
David Ayoub, MD Jorge Esteves, MD Eneko Landaburu, MD Len Saputo, MD
Nancy Turner Banks, MD Edward "Ted" Fogarty, MD Luc Lemaire, DC Michael Schachter, MD
Timur Baruti, MD Jack Forbush, DO Janet Levatin, MD Viera Scheibner, PhD
Danny Beard, DC Milani Gabriele, CRNA, RN Thomas Levy, MD, JD Penelope Shar, MD
Françoise Berthoud, MD Sheila Gibson, MD, BSc Stephen L'Hommedieu, DC Bruce Shelton, MD, MD(H)
Russell Blaylock, MD Mike Godfrey, MBBS Paul Maher, MD, MPH Debbi Silverman, MD
Fred Bloem, MD Isaac Golden, ND Andrew Maniotis, PhD Kenneth “KP” Stoller, MD
Laura Bridgman, FNP, ND Gary Goldman, PhD Steve Marini, PhD, DC Terri Su, MD
Kelly Brogan, MD Garry Gordon, MD, DO, MD(H) Juan Manuel Martínez Méndez, MD Didier Tarte, MD
Sarah Buckley, MD Doug Graham, DC Sue McIntosh, MD Leigh Ann Tatnall, RN
Rashid Buttar, DO Boyd Haley, PhD Richard Moskowitz, MD Adiel Tel‐Oren, MD, DC
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originally posted by: superman2012
originally posted by: Kapusta
originally posted by: superman2012
originally posted by: FamCore
a reply to: damwel
great post - so much substance, deep thoughts.
so because you don't "know of" a single case among all the people you know, all of this is BS. Gotcha
No, because there isn't one case that has been proven to be caused by vaccines. Ever think that maybe they are just getting better at diagnosing it??
Even all the major autism groups are saying this supposed link is bunk. So you know better than them?
Ohh boy someone called in the pro -vax Calvary .
Like I pointed out in my thread .. to you , My Aunt has a Documented case of vaccine injury to my cousin, her son .
The case will be going to court .
but of course this won't make any difference to you ,because you read some corporate funded and backed research paper suggesting that their is no link .
Ever see that movie Equilibrium ?
I believe the title "Cleric" belongs to you .
Like I have told you before, pro-vax is really pro-science, there is no need for a "calvary". If it were wrong, it would only take one case. There is not one documented case of vaccination=autism link. Documented by science, not your mothers cousins friends sisters twins son. Anecdotal evidence is not evidence as much as corelation is not causation.
Keep reaching though. Keep us up to date with your cousins case, I'm interested to see how much money she is willing to waste in court while searching for the boogeyman that hurt her son.
?Corporate funded? So every Autism group is now corporate funded? They all say the same thing. Autism is not caused by vaccinations. Of course you have the internet idiots listening to Jenny McCarthy, Alex Jones, and anyone else that will make a few bucks of the fear of the ignorant.
I love the movie Equilibrium by the way.
Some observers will say the vaccine-induced encephalopathy (brain disease) documented in both children is unrelated to their autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Others will say there is plenty of evidence to suggest otherwise.
originally posted by: Dem0nc1eaner
From Edward Jenner - the present day, vaccines have never been proven to work! If you read the story of how he created the first vaccine, I mean, it's sad and preposterous, but nowhere near as ridiculous as the fact that it has somehow been widely accepted as treatment.
He injected children with pus from cow pox?? Other than the word pox, cow pox has nothing to do with smallpox. Pox is just a descriptive word for an external affect. Cow pox is when "pockes" form on cow udders and small pox is when pox form on children, but the disease is biologically different. The whole starting point was flawed, but he just kept going, mutilating children until eventually the then government realised that Jenner HAD in fact proven something.
He'd proven the physicians could extend their market from a few people who had already gotten ill, likely without much money to pay for treatment, to the entire population of people who needed "preventative" treatment.
Many other diseases that have been "eradicated by vaccines" had already declined to almost null by the time the vaccine had been released. Others that have been "cured" have popped up in other countries, but of course, even though it looks like polio and sounds like polio and blah blah of course it can't be polio because it has been eradicated so it is in fact, a "polio-like" illness.
I don't care how white your coat is, or how many certificates you have on your wall, if you tell me to inject my child with toxins and disease, for their own good, then you sir, are an idiot. But not as much of an idiot as those who smile and nod and take the shot.
originally posted by: SoulSurfer
originally posted by: dreamingawake
/in before this will validate all the nutty anti vaxxers.
Thanks though I'm not in particular anti vaccine, while acknowledge dicussions from friends, etc., that there may be a link with autism and vaccinations, this looks concerning. Looking more into it now.
originally posted by: damwel
Oh Bologna. I don't know of one case myself and everyone I know and their kids are vaccinated.
Well, I know of a few that have children who claim autism after the vaccines. So does that mean we verify this?
Clearly you have not done your research, on thousands of cases proving vaccines are harmful. Anti vaxxer nutter? You have no concept on what the scientific method is, if you did, you would rest on your own opinion instead of false bias.
Sorry, but I am sick and tired of people not doing their homework. But by all means, inject yourself with the latest vaccines, in a way I am glad YOU will. People like you deserve to be vaccinated and learn the lesson the hardway. Don't worry, worse case scenario should you be vaccinated is death as a few cases on the net shows.
What cases? DO RESEARCH and find them. It is interesting enough when people expect others to provide sources, but when the sources arrive they instantly go denial mode and bash at the messenger. The fact that you are on this site, is a good thing though, unless you are being paid to troll. In which case, I advice you, to not be so naive when it comes to allowing a stranger put something in you.
Your mother and father should have taught you that as a child. Question everything, not everything is as black and white as the so called leaders claim it to be,
To the Original Poster
Awesome thread, I had a mild case of autism to which i conclude it was vaccine related. Because I remember being a happy normal child. Also, had I known vaccines contained mercury i would NEVER put what is literally poison in my body. Mercury effects the brain.
To all you skeptics, or deniers, these things are actually happening whether you accept it or not. Instead of fighting amongst ourselves, research extensively the topics, and educate yourselves. Those in power do not have our best interest in mind. And those that think they do, are naive. Welcome to the real world folks, we are being dumbed down as a species. Thanks to ignorance and lazyness. Nice legacy for humanity to leave behind. Good Job. Remember, the clock is ticking and time is running out for ALL of us. But i guess we were too busy calling eachother nutters to pay attention at the incoming catastrophe.
Maybe I should join tptb and help speed things up. After all, this is what people want. Am i wrong? Then why argue about things instead of researching and finding things out for yourself?
Once upon a time, i ridiculed conspiracy topics. Today I am wise.
originally posted by: LadyGreenEyes
a reply to: InverseLookingGlass
How anyone can look at the data and still claim there is no correlation is beyond my ability to comprehend. What sort of willful blindness must a person accept to buy into the "vaccines are safe" BS??? Always with cries for the government to "protect us", of course.
How about this; if the vaccines are so effective, pull out all the JUNK from them, and give people JUST the vaccine itself? Set up places to make them, keep them cool, and people go there to get the shots. No additives, no poisons, no BS?
originally posted by: damwel
Oh Bologna. I don't know of one case myself and everyone I know and their kids are vaccinated.
originally posted by: pl3bscheese
a reply to: noonebutme
Healthy diets, sanitary conditions, and acclimation.
Let the weak perish, it strengthens the herd.
Giving everyone an award for participation only weakens the sport.
originally posted by: superman2012
a reply to: Kapusta
Yes. All nuts.
Read about your "experts". What does a radiologist have to do with vaccines or autism?
Research your crazy sources before using them, don't just copy and paste the first article that seems to catch your eye, people will assume you are the same as your source material.