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21. Page 30: "...JUSTICE SOTOMAYOR, with whom JUSTICE GINSBERG joins, dissenting."

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Fri Jan 30, 2015, 08:41 AM

Jan 2015

http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/10pdf/09-152.pdf

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SOME DOCTORS WON'T SEE PATIENTS WITH ANTI-VACCINE VIEWS [View all] Omaha Steve Jan 2015 OP

Poor kid. Old and In the Way Jan 2015 #1

send them into the arms of quacks? maybe they can just start the pray away the sickness thing msongs Jan 2015 #2

If you believe your doctor is pushing harmful chemicals into your child jeff47 Jan 2015 #40

too bad the kid was born to idiot parents ... srican69 Jan 2015 #58

I hope they also don't see children who are not breast-fed. postulater Jan 2015 #3

+1000 DeSwiss Jan 2015 #4

by 6 months of age maternal protection from measles is completely gone Godhumor Jan 2015 #7

There You Go Again..... Sparhawk60 Jan 2015 #14

Selectively ignoring inconvenient science is an unsustainable approach. proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #37

Sense. Arugula Latte Jan 2015 #38

Maternal immune coverage depletes at various rates in babies. davsand Jan 2015 #89

It's s.o.p. to ask the parents about the child's immunizations. DRoseDARs Jan 2015 #8

I hope you are joking. JDPriestly Jan 2015 #9

Huh? That's just a goofy statement. MADem Jan 2015 #12

You are aware that some women can't breastfeed. Elmer S. E. Dump Jan 2015 #61

Terrific, I fully support these doctors. MicaelS Jan 2015 #5

Absolutely agree. SoapBox Jan 2015 #6

Good. Babies won't be infected with measles or whooping cough when they visit that doctor's office. JDPriestly Jan 2015 #10

I wish my pediatrician had the same policy. SunSeeker Jan 2015 #11

mine does AngryAmish Jan 2015 #15

i think if i ran a day care barbtries Jan 2015 #13

The doctor is the idiot blackcrow Jan 2015 #16

If you can't get vaccinated due to health reasons FunkyLeprechaun Jan 2015 #18

I won't let anyone ride in my car who refuses a seatbelt shawn703 Jan 2015 #20

LOL yeah sure you did rjsquirrel Jan 2015 #24

Yes, there is evidence of a flu shot & GBS Paula Sims Jan 2015 #83

Then don't go to that doctor. Demit Jan 2015 #29

not possible you should fire your doctor LOL snooper2 Jan 2015 #39

Well, according to NIH.... Adrahil Jan 2015 #91

Face masks prevent people with infections from spreading the disease. NuclearDem Jan 2015 #50

Hear, hear!!!! n/t Mugu Jan 2015 #84

Good! HappyMe Jan 2015 #17

Related. proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #19

Page 30: "...JUSTICE SOTOMAYOR, with whom JUSTICE GINSBERG joins, dissenting." proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #21

Interview excerpt of Kaiser-Permanente CEO Bernard Tyson on CNBC. proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #22

Ah, Age of Autism. The RT of vaccinations and autism n/t Godhumor Jan 2015 #25

No, Kaiser Permante Chairman Bernard Tyson via CNBC. Watch the video here. proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #35

My daughter is ASD. Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #49

Nuance, please. See IACC Transcript: "They are two different things and we call it all autism." proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #60

If you are autistic, you were born with it. Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #64

Inaccurate, sorry. proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #69

You, just like the idiots over at AoA Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #70

That is not settled science no matter how many times you repeat yourself. (nt) proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #71

And NOTHING that you send me from AoA Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #85

I love the smell of quote mining in the morning. NuclearDem Jan 2015 #51

There is absolutely zero arguing with this one, is there? Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #87

The woo is strong with this one... Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #44

Find me a single direct link to Natural News. ANS: DOES NOT EXIST. I don't read the site ever. proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #52

Everytime someone talks about vaccines Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #53

AOA posts wouldn't survive the DU jury system if what you claim is true, but it's not. Sorry. (nt) proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #55

Unfortunately, woo is allowed on DU... Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #57

It's science, not woo. Otherwise it would be hidden by the discerning juries on DU. (nt) proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #72

What DU juries do or do not hide doesn't make something science or woo. NuclearDem Jan 2015 #74

It's hard to justify hiding unpopular material when it's clearly fact based science, and DU has not. proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #78

The jury doesn't care if the posts are christx30 Jan 2015 #79

In my experience on this topic, posts with scientific citations stay & op-eds are instantly canned. proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #81

No, Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #86

That's a malicious mischaracterization. I can count my total hidden posts on one hand. (nt) proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #88

By canned I meant attacked... Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #90

Woowoowoowoowoowoowoo! Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #45

Your posts reflect a lack of reading comprehension. (nt) proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #47

No, you keep posting things from Age Of Autism Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #48

You want a food fight; I'm not interested. Get up to speed or don't, your prerogative. proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #54

Fuck Andrew Wakefield Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #56

Good! Those doctors rjsquirrel Jan 2015 #23

Bad For Those Doctors RobinA Jan 2015 #26

But good for his other patients. Demit Jan 2015 #31

You're talking about people who believe their doctor wants to poison their child jeff47 Jan 2015 #41

As a doctor he has a right to protect his patients and their children FLPanhandle Jan 2015 #27

If they stopped seeing every patient who wouldn't follow their advice, they would go bankrupt. livetohike Jan 2015 #28

But those things don't put his *other* patients at risk Cal Carpenter Jan 2015 #36

you are right, would you want someone with measles demigoddess Jan 2015 #62

Not true. My doctor drops patients who don't follow his treatment plans. Xithras Jan 2015 #66

I'd Drop RobinA Jan 2015 #77

Measles in the Age of Reason. CanSocDem Jan 2015 #30

And that killed or permanently maimed children. jeff47 Jan 2015 #43

Exactly. I was born 3 years before the Rubella Vaccine. deafskeptic Jan 2015 #76

Good. (nt) Paladin Jan 2015 #32

I fear the waiting rooms of hospitals and Doctors the most of all. Sunlei Jan 2015 #33

I won't see anti-vaxxers either. Aristus Jan 2015 #34

That's good. HappyMe Jan 2015 #42

I'm over 50 and I am thinking that too. demigoddess Jan 2015 #63

I really don't want or need to get that sick HappyMe Jan 2015 #65

No Arrogance RobinA Jan 2015 #80

I'm not sure who you are talking about. Aristus Jan 2015 #82

Good. Dr Hobbitstein Jan 2015 #46

Makes sense. Pay for home visits from immune doctors to protect others on point Jan 2015 #59

I'm all for taunting your T-cells with mashed bacteria husks, but they seem madder at MisterP Jan 2015 #67

One doc I know reserves one day every 2 weeks just to see the unvaccinated kids mainer Jan 2015 #68

Substantive pushback comment... "even pro-vaccine parents have a threshold of compliance." proverbialwisdom Jan 2015 #73

Message auto-removed Name removed Jan 2015 #75