Looking through the lens of a conveniently located YouTube video, we might just be able to find something on that. According to many (idiotic) people, the link between vaccines and autism is so absolute that they have even gone out to protest about it. This hopefully can't get very far due to their lack of evidence, even the original article published in the Lancet was taken off the sight due to it's lack of credible truth to support its claims. Even in the video, an autism specialist says that there is no proven link between vaccines and autism. In fact, there is no link at all. The preservative many people blamed was removed from vaccines, and yet the autism rate continues to rise.
No, if these idiots could just get it through their thick, minimal-IQ heads that there is NO EVIDENCE and therefore NO LINK between vaccines and autism. If they could simply understand that the preservative was REMOVED COMPLETELY on their push and autism continues to rise. Maybe if they realized that the first signs of autism have ALWAYS begun around the first 1-2 years of life.
Maybe their kids JUST HAVE AUTISM and it's not anyone's fault but their own that they have dedicated so much time pointing fingers that we lack the money to research and cure it.
They're idiots.
Ignorance must truly be bliss.
You call the people of this opinion idiots three times in this article, among other things. No matter what you have to say, I find it hard to find your message among all of this. I wish you could find a way to express your opinion in a more respectful way. Calling someone an idiot is not evidence.
ReplyDeleteThe message that I get out of this is that idiots are causing great harm, and Harrison, if no one has the guts to call them idiots, than how will they ever learn to actually think? The point is by spreading fear munggering and presenting their lack of brain cells as facts, these people are causing great harm by convincing people to not take vaccines. I must bring up the point that given the large amount of idiots in this world, is their a link between vaccines and idiotism?
ReplyDelete"you may lead a horse to water, but you cant make it drink". No matter how right you are, these people are not open to suggestion. i believe that the solution lies in better educating the public, as opposed to attacking or discrediting the 'fearmongerers'
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