15 Apr 2015, 12:29 pm
15 Apr 2015, 12:56 pm
Jaden wrote:
...I wasn't claiming that it was an epidemic, and I plainly stated that it was an outbreak, trying to change the meaning behind my words will not make them any less true....
You were answering my question which asked "What was the most recent 'new epidemic that would infect millions [your phrase, not mine]' and how did it play out legally?" Your answer was to proffer the Disneyland measles "outbreak", not an epidemic. So, who changed the meaning of your words? Not me, certainly.
Jaden wrote:
...Only because of the amounts of people that are still vaccinated, how is that so hard for you people to understand...?
"You people"?!? Thanks! Who else do you refer to as "you people"? Jews? Blacks? Latinos? Disabled? Catholics? LGBTs? I believe that you are, indeed, in good company, my friend.
Jaden wrote:
...If you knew even the slightest thing about vaccines, you'd know they don't work 100% of the time, there is always a chance to contract the disease they're meant to prevent....
Sooo, you admit that vaccines aren't "safe and effective" like the federal government says? Cool. Neither do I!
Jaden wrote:
...You and others like you, present ideas that go against medical science, and you think that you're being criticized unfairly? 
....
....As I wrote, "You are, of course, free to believe what you will. I and others like me won’t denigrate others, even if others denigrate us." Thank you for proving that statement.
15 Apr 2015, 1:08 pm
AspieUtah wrote:
Jaden wrote:
...I wasn't claiming that it was an epidemic, and I plainly stated that it was an outbreak, trying to change the meaning behind my words will not make them any less true....
You were answering my question which asked "What was the most recent 'new epidemic that would infect millions [your phrase, not mine]' and how did it play out legally?" Your answer was to proffer the Disneyland measles "outbreak", not an epidemic. So, who changed the meaning of your words? Not me, certainly. 1
Jaden wrote:
...Only because of the amounts of people that are still vaccinated, how is that so hard for you people to understand...?
"You people"?!? Thanks! Who else do you refer to as "you people"? Jews? Blacks? Latinos? Disabled? Catholics? LGBTs? I believe that you are, indeed, in good company, my friend. 2
Jaden wrote:
...If you knew even the slightest thing about vaccines, you'd know they don't work 100% of the time, there is always a chance to contract the disease they're meant to prevent....
Sooo, you admit that vaccines aren't "safe and effective" like the federal government says? Cool. Neither do I! 3
Jaden wrote:
...You and others like you, present ideas that go against medical science, and you think that you're being criticized unfairly? ....
....As I wrote, "You are, of course, free to believe what you will. I and others like me won’t denigrate others, even if others denigrate us." Thank you for proving that statement. 4
1. Actually yes, it was you who changed the meaning of what I was saying. When I mentioned the possibility of a new epidemic, as the result of prolonged lack of vaccination, you asserted to tie that to a factual, current event, not me. I was talking about the future, but you not only missed that once, but twice, even after I had explained it to you.
2. EXCUSE ME?! Who the hell do you think you are to come on here, criticize me for sticking with medical science, and then say that to me?! Get off your f**king high horse, and stop trying to paint me as something I am not! You have crossed the line here!
3. Statistically, they are safe and effective, only an idiot would deny statistical facts.
4. Yet more nonsense coming from a person who clearly has no clue about the topic at hand.
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15 Apr 2015, 1:41 pm
Their radical ideas were illogical from the ground up. Saying vaccines cause autism is like saying eating apples causes schizophrenia or a personality disorder of some type. There's little to no evidence to support such a claim.
Makes me wonder why people say such things...
15 Apr 2015, 1:48 pm
epiccolton26 wrote:
Their radical ideas were illogical from the ground up. Saying vaccines cause autism is like saying eating apples causes schizophrenia or a personality disorder of some type. There's little to no evidence to support such a claim.
Makes me wonder why people say such things....
Makes me wonder why people say such things....
Because, all the evidence to the contrary is not entirely dissuasive.
15 Apr 2015, 2:19 pm
Well then. 
15 Apr 2015, 2:33 pm
15 Apr 2015, 3:02 pm
15 Apr 2015, 3:30 pm
AspieUtah wrote:
epiccolton26 wrote:
Their radical ideas were illogical from the ground up. Saying vaccines cause autism is like saying eating apples causes schizophrenia or a personality disorder of some type. There's little to no evidence to support such a claim.
Makes me wonder why people say such things....
Makes me wonder why people say such things....
Because, all the evidence to the contrary is not entirely dissuasive.
What evidence do you use?
15 Apr 2015, 4:34 pm
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