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Is there anyone here who doesn't believe in vaccination?
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joeychizzle
光復香港，時代革命
by far one of the most outlandish sentences I have ever read on the coli
I got vaccinated a long time ago. MMR and the whole nine. Nothing wrong happened to me... or the tens of thousands of other children who were born in my generation and got vaccinated too.
Would it be possible that all these autistic kids got their problems from something other than vaccination shots? Women are pregnant for 9 months and during that time, something could have happened. Like they got sick, took some medication with side effects, drank alcohol or took some illegal drugs but don't want to admit it (you know they are out there).
Would it be possible that all these autistic kids got their problems from something other than vaccination shots? Women are pregnant for 9 months and during that time, something could have happened. Like they got sick, took some medication with side effects, drank alcohol or took some illegal drugs but don't want to admit it (you know they are out there).
hoodheronova
All Star
Nobody knows what causes autism. The brain is a very difficult organ to study
joeychizzle
光復香港，時代革命
Nobody is SURE what causes it. The predominant theory is genetics, and exposure to toxic materials whether ingested or environmental, is said to contribute towards it. NOT vaccines, in case any idiot is trying to jumpstart that shyt again.
All the answers aren't there yet, but scientists work on it everyday.
You are very correct in that the brain is a very difficult organ to study.
BlaKcMoney
Hijo Del Ray
people only believe in vaccinations because the government told them to. Vaccinations are toxic, unnatural and unnecessary.
Those with the diseases died, and life expectancy was quite low for thousands of years.
hoodheronova
All Star
There is no difference between not knowing and not being sure in science. If a doctor told a mother that he's not sure if mercury poisoning caused her kids autism, it's the same thing as him saying he has no clue. Also the recent papers on autism all are quite pathetic if you ask me. They're typically about what's the most effective treatment like music and social therapy. Nothing giving significant contributions on mechanisms.
joeychizzle
光復香港，時代革命
As far as we know, there is no cure to it, and everything we know so far has already been covered. There's only so much data people can re-hash. Not knowing and not being sure are quite different.. Not knowing implies zero knowledge. Not being sure means a possible intended result has been achieved, but the experiment has not been repeated enough to give a consistent outcome.
Anyway, the ignorance in this thread is legendarily stupid and I'm abandoning this shyt.
@SupremeLight good luck
don't bring your kids to disneyland
Desirous
Action expresses priorities
I support vaccination.
I stopped getting the flu shot though...that shyt is useless. Ever since I stopped getting it, I haven't been sick with the flu...before that, I'd still get sick.
I stopped getting the flu shot though...that shyt is useless. Ever since I stopped getting it, I haven't been sick with the flu...before that, I'd still get sick.
has anybody actually met a person who suffers from vaccine related long term side effects
or are all the stories essentially just "i know a guy who knows a guy had some shyt happen because of a vaccine."
how you gonna pass off this bullshyt as fact when damn near everybody on this message board is fully vaccinated with no problems.
my wife and my daughter are vaccinated and nothing happened.
hoodheronova
All Star
I don't agree but fair enough
Aizen
Absolute Sovereign
has anybody actually met a person who suffers from vaccine related long term side effects
or are all the stories essentially just "i know a guy who knows a guy had some shyt happen because of a vaccine."
how you gonna pass off this bullshyt as fact when damn near everybody on this message board is fully vaccinated with no problems.
my wife and my daughter are vaccinated and nothing happened.
A girl I used to take Japanese classes with had major rashes all up and down her arms from vaccines. She regularly got the flu vaccines until the reactions got so sever, she had to quit. Like I said in the post earlier, people should think for themselves and make the best decision possible. Lately, this narrative of "it's only random people on forums saying this" seems to be the default talking point. I trust real life, people I know and talk to. Regardless of what decision you make, it is not intellectually honest to stereotype the other side consisting only as anonymous people showing concern. In your case, it worked for your wife and daughter. I know a wife and daughter who it did not work for. Again, it's all about the experiences we get from the decisions we make.