Rethinking Autism: No Link

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• Autism
• vaccines
• Leeann Tweeden
• generation Rescue
• Vaccine-Autism Link

[Dajida]

The more you science you read about autism, the more you understand that the only people who believe in the link between autism and vaccinations are not scientists, but uninformed alarmists like Jenny McCarthy and Oprah.

The person who produced this vid has a child with autism, and was sick of all the disinformation that swarms around this topic.

Please inform yourselves, instead of spreading harmful propaganda about the supposed link between autism and vaccines.

[fckthssht]

You forgot its not just uninformed alarmists making these claims, but greedy lawyers too.

[xxxBakeneckoxxx]

Another example of women being reduced to objects of sexual desire. Granted, more awareness about Autism is a good thing, but it shouldn't be done like this. This is dumb, and it reduces a very serious subject to boobs and asses. Why not just show a few Autistic kids playing? Guess that doesn't appeal the eye quite as much...Stupid people only care about something if hot women are paraded around in the process.

[iDarkAvatar89]

@aspie182 - And the "why aren't we ALL brain-damaged from vaccines" point you put forward isn't tiresome? Aspie, I debate this topic at length with doctors and scientists who have far more than the rudimentary understanding of the topic that you have displayed. Compared to them, you're as mouthy and as ill-informed as some of the more vulgar and moronic individuals that plague both sides of this debate. If you listen half as much as you mouth off, you may actually learn something.

[aspie182]

@iDarkAvatar89 No, moron. You refuse to understand my point because it is an irrefutable one that the curebie movement you speak for cannot address without tiresome gambits like the ones to which you resort. You have tried to pretend to be one of us, you have cried "common sense" without any understanding of how common sense means fukk all, and now you want to claim default victory. And yet you wonder why those of us who are really on the spectrum feel nothing but hostility towards your ilk.

[iDarkAvatar89]

@aspie182 - You are unable to get me to understand your point because it is a weak one that collapses under close inspection and because you seem unable to defend it when I point out its flaws, instead relying on poorly-lobbed word grenades that mean very little to me. I suggest you study up a bit before trying to publicly defend your position on a topic as touchy as this.

[aspie182]

@iDarkAvatar89 "Waaah people point at my intellectual penis and laugh, let's go the common sense road!"

I grow tired of trying to get you to understand my point. I do not need questions answered by the like of you. When I need to ask a question, I know who to go to, and you are not it. So I will reiterate. If you come near me and I know about it, you best be waving a white flag, because your world of common sense is one I want no part of.

[iDarkAvatar89]

@aspie182 - I don't think any knowledgeable person would claim that vaccines are the sole culprit in the rise of autism rates. Even so, some common sense would easily answer your question. It is well-understood that measles can lead to encephalitis. Does this mean that every person who contracts measles will develop inflammation of the brain? No. People are different. So are our environments. We do not all respond in the exact same way to certain external stimuli as one another.

[aspie182]

@iDarkAvatar89 I do not believe you. How does that grab you? And if you are trying to tell us we want to be cured of what makes us different from people who have abused and violated us, then you speak for NONE of us. Got that?

My point was actually more along the lines of thus: Come to my door telling me you have a complete cure for my diabetes, and I will kiss the ground you walk on. Come to my door telling me you have the cure for autism, and I will blow your head off without hesitation.