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Eight reasons to vaccinate your child
1 - Your child is deficient in mercury, aluminium, formaldehyde, viruses, foreign DNA or other ingredients proven to cause neurological damage.
2 - Your child has an excess of healthy, functioning brain cells.
3 - You need cash. The National Vaccine Injury Compensation program has paid out 2.8 billion dollars to parents of children injured or killed by vaccines.
4 - You and your spouse are feeling alienated and you need a crisis to bring you together.
5 - You believe that pharmaceutical conglomerates which earn billions from vaccines are more credible than consumer groups.
6 - You think thousands of parents who report that their children became autistic two weeks after vaccination are lying.
7 - You don't see a problem in logic when the government tells you that vaccines work, but that vaccinated children can catch diseases from unvaccinated children.
8 - You think the government should dictate which healing methods you and your children are allowed to use.
- Lol downvotes. This place is still majority sheople...********
- Well done you********
- nobody cares about votes, probably best not to take them seriously :)monospaced
- lol, read "nobody cares about voices, probably best not to take them seriously :)"
which also applies._niko - Meh********
- 10 cunts and counting********
- what are you upset about? show me a medical study that backs up your claim not some childish list meant to provoke feelings as opposed to rational thought.********
- lets take this list apart
#1 sarcastic emotional appeal, #2 emotional appeal,#3 fund for allergic deaths, statistically irrelevant #4 emotional appeal******** - #5 yes, yes they are, they have doctors doing studies not scared housewives parroting bullshit, #6 no they are just scared, ignorant and taken advantage of********
- #7 holly shit this list is fucking retarted. this is all the more reason to advocate vaccination. #8 nobody is telling you what you are and aren't allowed to do********
- in closing, this list is horse shit. a bunch of scare tactic emotional appeals, non sequetors, blatant misrepresentations, and outright melodrama. shame on you********
- Apparently you're the only one upset haha********
- I hope your trolling/sterile********
- You're*********
- +1 gilgamushkona
- -1********
- Lol downvotes. This place is still majority sheople...
- yurimon-6
Lets see who gets the most down votes
New JAMA Study Confirms Nurse Whistleblowing: Routine Hospital Vaccine Damage Happening to Infants
- fuckin dude, did you even read the source material?********
- Conclusions and Relevance All ELBW infants in the NICU had an increased incidence of sepsis evaluations and increased respiratory support and intubation after********
- routine immunization. Our findings provide no evidence to suggest that physicians should not use combination vaccines in ELBW infants. Further studies are neede********
- d to determine whether timing or spacing of immunization administrations confers risk for the developing adverse events and whether a prior history of sepsis co********
- nfers risk for an altered immune response in ELBW infants.
fuckin lol bro, typical scare tactic shit, not even reading the fucking study you wave around******** - disappointed in you yuri, i expect more from you********
- fuckin dude, did you even read the source material?
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- "Mapping & Killing the Matrix with Orgonite & Knowledge."monospaced
- this is actually incorrect datamonospaced
- Will the fact that it's fake data change anyone's mind? Gonna go out on a limb and say...noyuekit
- sarahfailin4
- lol********
- would be cool if it was molten lavamonospaced
- It's more likely ice or some reflective material. The animated gif shows they dim as they reach the horizon.IRNlun6
- wordmonospaced
- the eggheads said the colour wasn't right for volcanoes. this is pretty cool.Gnash
- It was just something that crossed my mind.monospaced
- lol
- detritus0
n thousand professional scientists CAN be wrong!
Bring back Polio.
Bring back the Pox.
I fancy me some TB!- sure, there're problems with some vaccines, but compared to the overall positive effect? blegh.detritus
- The anti vaxers have been debunked over and over, its a tired debate. Studies came out that indicate common lawn pesticide exposure to healthy pregnant rats********
- Results in a very high rate of autism in the offspring********
- there's no connection between vaccinations and autismmonospaced
- Nobody saying its completely wrong. Just something is up with the formula,,. just the industry is fucked up.yurimon
- maybe its vaccines and pesticides combo. You cant neglect that if people get sick after a vaccine that you need to study whats up.yurimon
- Autism doesn't start to manifest untill 2yo and can't be diagnosed till 2 years later. The supposed causality is nonsence. Have a nephew with asd, I've studied********
- Plenty********
- Well researched, not studied********
- My aunt is an expert in autism and childhood development, and spent 30 years as a tenured researcher. There's no connection and she's not part of any conspiracymonospaced
- The study I read was trying to make sence out of why urban and rural kids develop asd at a significantly lower rate than suburban kids.********
- Lawn care practices seem to be the culprit. You can say maybe this maybe that Yuri but you need peer reviewed studies to go making alarmist claims against vaxes********
- Otherwise it is irresponsible to go telling uneducated people provocative things based on conjecture. And yes big pharma is evil as fuck********
- look at the jama study. seems to be some professional opposition.yurimon
- are you reffering to this? http://jama.jamanetw…********
- lol.scarabin
- JAMA study: "In this large sample of privately insured children with older siblings, receipt of the MMR vaccine not associated with increased risk of ASD..."ETM
- yuekit0
Scientists finally have a complete picture of what one of nature's most bizarre animals looked like
- That isn't even it's final form
http://shop.modellpf…******** - article says he's related to this guy
http://33.media.tumb… no bullshit******** - Science! It's back.wagshaft
- That isn't even it's final form
- ********-5
Guess again fulltards
- lol, what a bunch of provocative hot air. there is not one shred of science to be found on that site. they wanna get you all worked up so you will buy their mov********
- movie. fucking scammers getting rich of your fear and ignorance.********
- Not sure if you can call it a scam, but more naivety? or maybe we're the naive ones? Hmmmm!Ianbolton
- 100percent scam, the whole antivax thing. people are raking in the doe with fake science and fear mongering bullshit.********
- U mad bro?********
- lol, what a bunch of provocative hot air. there is not one shred of science to be found on that site. they wanna get you all worked up so you will buy their mov
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gonna put this to bed real quick. Yuri posted this comment "look at the jama study. seems to be some professional opposition."
ok, i'm game, i have an hour and a half to kill
http://jamanetwork.com/solr/sear…
2 links came up in the search autism vaccines
first study;
http://jama.jamanetwork.com/arti…the very first couple of lines;
'Despite research showing no link between the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism spectrum disorders (ASD), beliefs that the vaccine causes autism persist, leading to lower vaccination levels.'
conclusion;
'Conclusions and Relevance In this large sample of privately insured children with older siblings, receipt of the MMR vaccine was not associated with increased risk of ASD, regardless of whether older siblings had ASD. These findings indicate no harmful association between MMR vaccine receipt and ASD even among children already at higher risk for ASD.'ok, now the second article which touches on set's dreaded mercury shenanigans;
http://jama.jamanetwork.com/arti…
i'll cut to the chase;
'In conclusion, our results are not compatible with the hypothesis of a causal association between thimerosal and autistic-spectrum disorders.'and before anyone tries to get all semantic troll about the wording, here;
http://medical-dictionary.thefre…third article addresses the supposed incriminating timeline that everyone waves around implying that vaccinations coincide with a upswing in autism.;
http://archpedi.jamanetwork.com/…
conclusion;
'Changes in reporting practices can account for most (60%) of the increase in the observed prevalence of ASDs in children born from 1980 through 1991 in Denmark. Hence, the study supports the argument that the apparent increase in ASDs in recent years is in large part attributable to changes in reporting practices.'yes yes, denmark, i know. well here is a study done in california;
http://jama.jamanetwork.com/arti…
conclusion;
'The lack of correspondence between the trends in MMR coverage and numbers of autistic disorder cases does not support the hypothesis that increasingly widespread MMR immunization of young children is associated with the marked secular trend of increasing numbers of autism cases enrolled in the California Department of Developmental Services regional service center system.'heres a good one;
Autism and Immunizations
Separating Fact From Fictionhttp://archneur.jamanetwork.com/…
so anyways yuri, what were you saying?
- something something sheeple!scarabin
- lolwut. ok the dl/dr version is vaccinations are good. get your kids vaccinated for fuck sake and stop giving money and support to con artists********
- or tl/dr rather********
- agreedscarabin
- vaccines can't melt steel autism!!sarahfailin
- thermite can though********
- after the first failed basement vanbomb, thermite demo charges were put in place. in the event the towers were going to fall sideways the demo charges would********
- drop the buildings straight down saving countless lives********
- a little bit too pragmatic for them to come out and admit though. because no, jet feul doesn't get anywhere near hot enough to make the kind of slag they found********
- science********
- georgesIII0
>> Autism causes vaccines,
please discuss like adults!
- scarabin8
some people are so desperate to believe they know something others don't, or that they're somehow ahead of the game, that they leap to believing certain ideas just because they're controversial. it's an ego jerkoff for them, calling people sheep when they're just as guilty of putting themselves in a mental box as the folks they're trying to shit on.
it's so funny watching yuri call people sheep when all he wants is to be appreciated by the herd. yes yuri, you're such a good boy. you're a handsome little man, you're precious. we love you.
- see also http://www.qbn.com/t…scarabin
- I'm on some next level shit.********
- astute critiquesarahfailin
- Dude, you are so talking about yourselfyurimon
- do you get all your replies from pee-wee herman?scarabin
- i don't tell everyone they're sheep or closed-minded or unenlightened every. single. day. multiple times a day.scarabin
- that shit's for preteens and insecure people.scarabin
- if you have to go around telling everyone you're smart, chances are you're not.scarabin
- http://i.ytimg.com/v…moldero
- I dont post out of ego broh. its def looks like you are projecting, but i understand nobody is perfect.yurimon
- lol @ fredo********
- but it is true. the human condition is that we are free yet not free as far as the big picture is concerned. yet to see productive conversation from the 5 peoplyurimon
- who are registered on this website.yurimon
- If I wanted to be appreciated I'd stay out of political discussion. this strictly learning and discourse bruh! sometimes you guys act like dicksyurimon
- You just made the same argument against yourself. The truth is you can't handle the difference in opinion. Right??? Baaaaahhhh. So easy to see.Hayoth
- Yurimon just redefined the human condition.monospaced
- its not an argument against myself. this whole current argument started from mockery, which usually comes from the same people. has nothing to do with opinion.yurimon
- the only reason you get an overwhelmingly negative response to your conspiracy posts is because you're calling us all names while you do itscarabin
- if it weren't for your constant ego trips the most you'd get is a few weird looks.scarabin
- just chill the fuck out and enjoy yourself, bruh.scarabin
- Not really, if you notice the mockery posts before i go off.yurimon
- its as if most of you have no memory or reference capability to anything else. however also this type of discourse is giving me ideas into qbns failuresyurimon
- as an interface. so contemplating deeper layouts for certain types of interactionyurimon
- People are also so desperate not to admit there is stuff they don't know about...********
- Actually the kind of shit yuri posts is not just factually wrong, it's boring and predictable. Always coming from the same point of view.yuekit
- And there are thousands on the internet posting the same tired conspiracy/libertari... BS. Thinking that it's new or original is the real fallacy here.yuekit
- Putting aside his ideas, doesn't anybody else have a problem even making sense of what he writes? See comments above for examples.********
- some things you call fallacies that come true.
it doesnt matter were the post is from if it makes you think or is true. if not then its ok. you learnyurimon - I'm guessing when people get tired of hearing certain things its because there is nothing they want to act on, which is a real tragedy in the cycle of civ decayyurimon
- Exactly********
- but i will not give up on you sheeple. i will not. lolyurimon
- Please give up.monospaced
- no my persian friend. I'll fight for you buddy.yurimon
- Where did you get this Persian bullshit idea from? LOL you fuckin weirdo.monospaced
- yurimon0
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pub…
this is not true. do not click.
- this is not a study this is a statistical anecdote, we have already discussed how the increase in diagnosis of asd and the increase in polio vaccinations are********
- not indicative of a greater number of asd cases. statistics are easy to fuck with. a statistician can make a case for any random causality with enough data poin********
- points. show me a study, the kind with real subjects, like the jama stuff (thanks for that site by the way, good stuff) not some statisticians fucking around an********
- and calling it medicine********
- read this
http://archpedi.jama…******** - its still relevant study. also Id like to see if there is a difference between vaccine production between different countries.yurimon
- I would like to compare that against the use of suburban pesticide application because there is actual studies in favor of that theory********
- sure. Its important. I'm sure both type of studies are controversial because of industry.yurimon
- how is it not true?pango
- this is not a study this is a statistical anecdote, we have already discussed how the increase in diagnosis of asd and the increase in polio vaccinations are
- sarahfailin0
- This is true. I still to this day shit my pants because at 2 hours old my parents didn't teach me how to properly shit on a toilet.kona
- So now, at 40, not shitting on a toilet at 2 hours old has left a lasting psychological belief that shitting my pants is beneficial.kona
- It actually is. On really cold Chicago winter days I shit my pants like 6x a day to stay warm. Most Chicago people I know do this too.kona
- http://www.qbn.com/r…pango
- be shitting your pants shooting dope too********
- nice logo and phone numberscarabin
- Blowjob logo********
- pablo281
30 JUNE 2015 ¦ GENEVA ¦ WASHINGTON - Cuba today became the first country in the world to receive validation from WHO that it has eliminated mother-to-child transmission of HIV and syphilis.
“Eliminating transmission of a virus is one of the greatest public health achievements possible,” said Dr Margaret Chan, WHO Director-General. “This is a major victory in our long fight against HIV and sexually transmitted infections, and an important step towards having an AIDS-free generation” she added.
- utopian0
A nearby black hole just erupted for the first time in 26 years and scientists are ecstatic.
- great, here come the Chitauri.kona
- Literally on our doorstep!Ianbolton
- so if gravity is so strong that even light cant escape it, that makes gravity faster than the speed of light right?moldero
- I've never heard gravity described as having a speed.monospaced
- The strength of the gravity created by the super dense singularity is what 'captures' the light. Light particles are effected by gravity throughout the...Morning_star
- ...universe. In the case of a black hole the gravitatonal force is so great, particles of light cannot break free.Morning_star
- Gravity is the product of mass and speed. So with enough mass speed gets negated********
- Some of my books starting falling off my shelves.face_melter
- how is gravity a product of speed?monospaced
- yeah, what gilgamush said is false.sarahfailin
- not false. for instance the speed of the earths rotation creates centripetal force********
- newton's second law brobro********
- It's not literally on our doorstep is it. It's the exact opposite of literally on our doorstep... lol********
- That's NOT Newton's 2nd Law, and centripetal force is NOT the same as gravity, not even a little. Earth's MASS creates gravity and inward force.monospaced
- Umm, no one knows how gravity is created...********
- correct, but we certainly know where its source is: mass :)monospaced
- Weight squared = gravity over speed of rotation. Nobody said they were the same dummy. They affect each other though********
- the earth's rotation doesn't affect the gravitation pull, which stays constant... please don't call me a "dummy."monospaced
- well i just explained the relationship why it does soooooo********
- ********0
- yuekit1
Consciousness -- the internal dialogue that seems to govern one's thoughts and actions -- is far less powerful than people believe, serving as a passive conduit rather than an active force that exerts control, according to a new theory proposed by an SF State researcher.
Consciousness, per Morsella's theory, is more reflexive and less purposeful than conventional wisdom would dictate. Because the human mind experiences its own consciousness as sifting through urges, thoughts, feelings and physical actions, people understand their consciousness to be in control of these myriad impulses. But in reality, Morsella argues, consciousness does the same simple task over and over, giving the impression that it is doing more than it actually is.
"We have long thought consciousness solved problems and had many moving parts, but it's much more basic and static," Morsella said. "This theory is very counterintuitive. It goes against our everyday way of thinking."
According to Morsella's framework, the "free will" that people typically attribute to their conscious mind -- the idea that our consciousness, as a “decider,” guides us to a course of action -- does not exist. Instead, consciousness only relays information to control "voluntary" action, or goal-oriented movement involving the skeletal muscle system.
- I went to a lecture on this topic recently. Very fascinating that a lot of our decisions are made before we are aware of them. Instinct?monospaced
- Yo Mono. How does the decision get made? i.e. what influences the choice to go right or left if no concious choice is made?Morning_star
- The brain processes a ton of information before it even reaches the "conscious" part of the brain. Study after study show most decisions are made before we act.monospaced
- A conscious decision IS made, but studies indicate it's not actually a fully conscious one since our subconsciouses are doing nearly all the work.monospaced
- Brain subconsciously processes images and variables related to going left or right, along with pre knowledge on subject. THEN it gives you a conscious choice.monospaced
- I like robotsyurimon
- I sense sarcasm and/or skepticism; does it bother you, yurimon, that we ARE very much like machines and systems?monospaced








