Creepy Condescending Wonka

Do you have proof that they don't?

You ask the proof about something don't... Is the youtube or google university that use this method? Who claim must provide proof not vice versa. Sorry.

What's wrong with being a simple skeptic, especially considering that absence of proof of something x isn't proof of something y, and that the people behind the vaccine movement aren't really that nice...

That's ok in astrology... in science is a little different: correlation is not causation.. Google about Andrew Jeremy Wakefield ;-)

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That has nothing to do with astrology, there is a fact that the amish people have 0 percent of autism in their communities. And yes, amish people do not give vaccines to their children. So is that because of astrology maybe? And as long as you do not show me a photo of your doctor's degree in medical science, you can only make me laugh with your 'google or youtube university' mantra. :D

Amish people do not give vaccines to their childrens, so you failed to notice that there's an entire autism clinic in Amish country, the Clinic for Special Children. Other Amish parents who didn't believe in vaccination started to reconsider that stance after an enormous measles outbreak in their community in central Ohio. And hyping the Amish as a community that "rarely gets sick" is nonsense, given that they suffer from a number of devastating genetic diseases that are rare in other populations, including maple syrup urine disease, where the body doesn't properly break down amino acids, and Crigler-Najjar syndrome, a disorder that affects the liver and spleen.
For show my MD degree I need your Google degree. :-D

Friend, there are lots of doctors with a degree who refuse to vaccinate their children, in my country one doctor went public with that decision. The fact that one guy is an idiot doesn't mean vaccines cannot cause autism. I'm not saying amish people do not have diseases in general, I'm speaking about autism. Yeah, I can show you my google diploma gladly when you tell me in which youtube course you got yours. :)

There's an entire autism clinic in Amish country, the Clinic for Special Children.
But at last, everyone is free to don't give vaccines to their children and i only hope they don't gets sick for that choice. :-)

Congratulations to poor countries.
JUST GET A SINGLE DOES VIAL ANTI-VACCINATORS

In reply to TonyParker...

Where did you graduate?

Surely not at the youtube university. And you?

Not but if you do not have a degree about the vaccines and similar stuff, you also got your degree on google university. If you're a doctor then it's fine, but if you're not, you're the same like these people, you just believe in different theories. And yeah, you know, there are also doctors actually, who say vaccines can cause autism.

Andrew Jeremy Wakefield.
LOL

I don't care about Andrew Jeremy. One name doesn't change a thing. I could give you bunch of names on my on. My point is: Did you hear about Andrew Jeremy on google or youtube university? :D

You don't care about a criminal known for his fraudulent 1998 research paper in support of the now-discredited claim that there was a link between the administration of the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine, and the appearance of autism and bowel disease? That's ok.

*bunch of names of my own

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