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Penn and Teller on Vaccinations

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  • good presendation...

  • @chriswanderer90

    You can go on PubMed and look at the safety studies done on vaccines that contain Thimerosal and notice how they didn't find any significant danger associated with it. Even more convincing than that should be the simple fact that a typical salmon dinner at a restaurant contains more bioaccumulated mercury than any vaccine. WELL BELOW safe levels. This information has never been more available to the public than it is now and yet it is ignored more than ever!

  • @Bevator You know what's incredibly offensive? The hundreds of children in Nigeria who died due to polio when the priesthood issued a fatwah against the polio vaccination, resulting in a huge increase in the rate of infection.

    Oh, and vaccinations don't cause autism. That was a BS study conducted by a 'doctor' who had his medical license revoked on account of him making up statistics.

  • @Bevator wow hoping on the stupid bandwagon, and worse sarah palins bullshit

  • This is incredibly offensive to a person who's fucking brother is disabled because of this u stupid fucks

  • @chriswanderer90 "noone saying vaccinations are bad" Actually, many anti-vaxers say exactly that. Some claim that they're not anti-vax, and are instead "pro safe vaccine", but when questioned about it, it becomes clear that in their opinions nothing would make vaccines safe enough. Thimerosal is a perfect example of this: many anti-vaxers pointed to it as the big problem with vaccines, but when it was taken out of childhood vaccines (to no effect btw), they just moved onto the next ingredient

  • the argument is bad. noone saying vaccinations are bad. but the shit they put in like mercury is bad.

  • @VincenzoB81 The incubation period is up to 2 weeks and you think that quarantine stopped its spread? Quarantining in East Africa, India and Pakistan/Bangladesh in the 1970s? That is just plain asinine.

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