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21. Are you sure? A new case is diagnosed every 11 minutes in the US; 130 children are diagnosed per day

Thu May 21, 2015, 10:30 PM

May 2015

STAT SOURCE (AutismSpeaks publication): http://www.democraticunderground.com/10026268802#post29

IACC EXCERPT (9/23/14): http://www.democraticunderground.com/1017218238

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Healy: http://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-open-question-on-vaccines-and-autism/

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Poling: http://www.democraticunderground.com/10026160996#post78

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Vermont House Votes To Remove Philosophical Vaccine Exemption [View all] proverbialwisdom May 2015 OP

Testimony by RFK, Jr. before the Vermont House Health Care Committee on May 5, 2015 proverbialwisdom May 2015 #1

Vaccines are safe and effective. RFK Jr. is an ignorant anti-vax kook. longship May 2015 #2

Read the first sentence and the article. RFK Jr. is pro-vaccine, anti-mercury. Bernardo de La Paz May 2015 #3

No. RFK Jr. is the one ignorant of the science. longship May 2015 #4

+1000 nt Javaman May 2015 #5

Glad you got this in GoneOffShore May 2015 #6

And I'm sure David Duke has black friends. Irrelevant to the fact that RFK Jr geek tragedy May 2015 #8

then why is he agitating like Thiomersal hasn't been removed from most vaccines? CreekDog May 2015 #23

Details, details... Name-calling and false memes are so much simpler. proverbialwisdom May 2015 #13

There is no thimerosal in vaccines. What do you and RFK, Jr. not understand about that? randome May 2015 #16

Sorry, wrong. Read this again, carefully, including Senior CDC Scientist Dr. WW Thompson's warning. proverbialwisdom May 2015 #18

and this isn't a required vaccine CreekDog May 2015 #24

No, look it up by state. It's a requirement in CT, NJ, RI, NYC for daycare, preschool. proverbialwisdom May 2015 #26

there is no requirement to take a vaccine with Thiomersal CreekDog May 2015 #27

How about a properly functioning FDA and CDC rather than this "buyer beware" situation? proverbialwisdom May 2015 #29

I'm impressed at your creative ability to move the goal posts... LanternWaste May 2015 #31

changing the subject again? CreekDog May 2015 #33

Plus, he is an ignorant liar. longship May 2015 #17

I'm in the weeds here, but so are you. Definition of "trace amount" differs by agency FDA, CDC, EPA? proverbialwisdom May 2015 #19

Let me make this very clear. longship May 2015 #20

Are you sure? A new case is diagnosed every 11 minutes in the US; 130 children are diagnosed per day proverbialwisdom May 2015 #21

No connection to autism. None whatsoever. longship May 2015 #22

That's misleading and reads like an advertisement for the industry and the status quo. Reply >6/2. proverbialwisdom May 2015 #25

The authors/scientists you are quoting say nothing about vaccines CreekDog May 2015 #34

Of course, they don't, and I didn't imply that they did. proverbialwisdom May 2015 #38

so is every upward trend in the world caused by vaccines? CreekDog May 2015 #40

Cheese causes suicide. NuclearDem May 2015 #42

And this study brackets the period when thimerosal was removed from childhood vaccines. longship May 2015 #36

No, misleading info. Please see post #18. (nt) proverbialwisdom May 2015 #39

none of the articles you link to say that vaccines are a cause of autism CreekDog May 2015 #41

RFJ Jr is the David Irving of vaccines and autism. nt geek tragedy May 2015 #9

Transcript from YouTube comment, incidentally. (nt) proverbialwisdom May 2015 #14

Good. The anti-science nutjobs who endanger everyone else's children can go straight to hell. geek tragedy May 2015 #7

Such exemption should have been designated not 'philosophical', but 'precautionary'. Joe Chi Minh May 2015 #10

Good point, since vaccines are also precautionary. bananas May 2015 #11

Absolutely. A very good point. Joe Chi Minh May 2015 #12

Right, "philosophical" is wrong. Fournier May 2015 #15

'arty farty' is a demotic expression I expect you recoil from, as it's a bit vulgar. Joe Chi Minh May 2015 #43

I take your point. Fournier May 2015 #48

Yes. Joe Chi Minh May 2015 #49

Is a philosophical vaccine painful? brooklynite May 2015 #28

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So you fully support vaccinations that don't include thimerosal? CreekDog May 2015 #35

I strongly support informed consent and parental choice. Don't you? (nt) proverbialwisdom May 2015 #37

I expect they inject a frontal lobe. Joe Chi Minh May 2015 #44

Good. The dumbass anti-vaxxers can go home and cry. NuclearDem May 2015 #30

So that's here your brain is! In your ass. Well, who'da thunk. Joe Chi Minh May 2015 #45

Sorry, let me weep for the selfish morons who aren't allowed to endanger their communities anymore. NuclearDem May 2015 #46

Very cryptic, but I expect it's very amusing. Joe Chi Minh May 2015 #47