[From “OF COURSE IT WAS THE VACCINES”]
A summary of the autism roundup:
Autism = 1 in 31 (1 in 12 for boys) – Hyperpandemic
Multifactorial Causes:
A. Vaccines
B. Acetaminophen supra-additive interaction
C. Folate deficiency
FDA will notify physicians that
1) vaccine schedules are too aggressive / excessive / bundled
2) the use of acetaminophen should be eliminated as a treatment for vaccine reactions
3) the use of acetaminophen should be eliminated during pregnancy
4) An end to silencing and demonizing mothers (parents) who cite vaccine injury
5) “We will perform the studies which should have been done 25 years ago”
This is not even remotely surprising. Vaccines are one of the worst and most harmful inventions in human history. They never accomplished even one-tenth of what they are popularly believed to have accomplished and they have done an incredible amount of harm to children and adults around the world
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Vaccines are one of the worst and most harmful inventions in human history. They never accomplished even one-tenth of what they are popularly believed to have accomplished and they have done an incredible amount of harm to children and adults around the world
Another look into a parallel world.
This time, the one where…
…Michael Jackson, Prince and David Bowie are all still alive.
…the Hindenburg didn’t catch fire.
…plans have been announced for a The Terminator remake where Sarah Connor instead of being a waitress, has a job like Anne Hathaway’s character in The Devil Wears Prada when the terminator and Kyle Reese arrive from the future.
…there’s a species of leopard native to Canada.
Smallpox.
Since last month, a vaccine for Gonorrhoea.
Perhaps it’s time for a vaccine against you, VD…?!
“They never accomplished even one-tenth of what they are popularly believed to have accomplished a”
So, the incidence rate of polio was only reduced by 9% or less? That would mean the US had about 19,000 cases of polio last year. Where are they being treated?
Good grief. Even if vaccines did most of what the haters said they did, they still wouldn’t be one of the most harmful inventions in human history. To do that, they’d have to outdo:
- leaded gasoline
- slavery
- smoking tobacco
- disinformation
- concentrated sugar
- hard recreational narcotics
- machine guns
- roadside billboard ads
- push polling
- legal warfare
- actual warfare
Vaccines worse than those things? Even if they actually did cause autism, that still wouldn’t be true. “Worst invention in human history” is dumb, over-the-top, echo chamber hate sludge.
My mother talked about the reaction on her college campus in Southern Illinois when polio vaccines were offered for the first time ever. Her parents had called her 3 times the week before to make sure she didn't forget, and before the nurse's office even opened, the line of students and faculty stretched completely around the block.
Antivaxxers have never seen the diseases they dismiss so arrogantly, nor the aftereffects that victims may suffer for the rest of their lives.
No proof, no evidence, no citations, not even a quote source. Typical Vox.
“Vox Day fucked a zebra!”
Therefore, Vox Day fucked a zebra.
@Sasha #237345
Antivaxxers are, in regards of public health, like these third-generation trust kids who destroy their family business because, unlike the previous generations, they assum their wealth as a given.
@JeanP #237391
third-generation trust kids who destroy their family business because, unlike the previous generations, they assume their wealth as a given
Sort of like the quote about the character Eddie Barrett from https://www.imdb.com/title/tt11286304/?ref_=ttep_ep_9
“It’s not that he doesn’t want to be caught, it’s like he thinks he can’t be!”
Acetaminophen doesn't do anything for "vaccine reactions". It treats mild pain and fever. "Vaccine reactions" are real and can be life threatening, but you wouldn't treat those symptoms with tylenol anyways.
Seriously, you can learn the pharmacodynamics of tylenol without being medically trained. You can understand how it works, why it treats pain, without going to med school yourself. The information is available. More medical research has been done on the subject of tylenol and pregnancy since trump first lied about it, confirming there is still no known connection between acetaminophen and birth defects. Could a link be proven someday? Sure, anything's possible.
Stick to the appropriate dose and you are unlikely to have a negative reaction to tylenol.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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