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Vaccine/autism CT discussion

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No Autism is not brain damage in the sense of an external agent caussing it, now learn about what it actually is and not what you hope it is:

http://www.autismawarenesscentre.com/what-is-autism

"Causes of Autism

There is no known single cause for autism, but it is generally accepted that it is caused by abnormalities in brain structure or function"
 
Estellea said:
Cha, he said it so it must be true right? Although if you are the 0.22% that Clayton is intellectually-inferior to, then it must stand that he has to believe you right? Even though you did misspell 'believe'. :boxedin:

Este
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Actually... he said he was smarter than 99.78 people... not % of people... 99.78 people...
 
Redtail said:
Actually... he said he was smarter than 99.78 people... not % of people... 99.78 people...
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I could *almost* believe that claim, though it'd take some investigation first. 99.78 people are a lot of people of fulfilling that particular requirement.
 
Clayton Moore said:
Any organization that even came close to giving a flying crap about the welfare of infants would have stopped the MMR jabs immediately when questions were raised and replaced them with single vaccine jabs 3 to 6 months apart.
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Clayton Moore said:
http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/side-effects.htm#mmrv


Isn't autism brain damage?

MMR seems to have the most side effects.
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Why have you answered my questions?

The MMR vaccine was introduced in the USA in 1971. What 1970s and 1980s studies show the MMR vaccine is related to autism?

This will go towards you answering what evidence Wakefield had to advise parents to get single vaccines, even though the UK did not have a single mumps vaccine (though some private clinics illegally imported on that caused meningitis).
 
Chris Haynes said:
Why have you answered my questions?

The MMR vaccine was introduced in the USA in 1971. What 1970s and 1980s studies show the MMR vaccine is related to autism?

This will go towards you answering what evidence Wakefield had to advise parents to get single vaccines, even though the UK did not have a single mumps vaccine (though some private clinics illegally imported on that caused meningitis).
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Why shouldn't I answer your questions?
 
Clinton as Autism is not an infectious disease you can get infected by please care to explain how on earth a vaccine is going to cause autism?
 
Dcdrac said:
Clinton as Autism is not an infectious disease you can get infected by please care to explain how on earth a vaccine is going to cause autism?
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The same way MMR could cause a fever, and fever could cause a seizure, and a seizure could cause brain damage.
 
No it does not Clinton you have any proof at all for that NO you do not.

So how on earth does a vaccine cause Autism an inherited condition?
 
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Clayton Moore said:
The same way MMR could cause a fever, and fever could cause a seizure, and a seizure could cause brain damage.
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You are still clueless. MMR, in ~1/million doses can cause encephalopathy, not autism. Autism isn't brain damage. Why do you hate autists so much but pretend to champion their cause?
Why shouldn't I answer your questions?
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Yes, why shouldn't you? They are after all directly relevant to your charge that MMR causes autism.

Este
 
Clayton Moore said:
Why shouldn't I answer your questions?
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Okay, then please answer the questions:

The MMR vaccine was introduced in the USA in 1971. What 1970s and 1980s studies show the MMR vaccine is related to autism?

This will go towards you answering what evidence Wakefield had to advise parents to get single vaccines, even though the UK did not have a single mumps vaccine (though some private clinics illegally imported on that caused meningitis). So what evidence did Wakefield have to tell parents to get single vaccines?
 
Clayton Moore said:
The same way MMR could cause a fever, and fever could cause a seizure, and a seizure could cause brain damage.
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If parents of autistic children noticed their children having seizures before the first signs of autism manifested, or even noticed their children having high fevers before the first signs of autism manifested, that might mean something.
 
Matthew Cline said:
If parents of autistic children noticed their children having seizures before the first signs of autism manifested, or even noticed their children having high fevers before the first signs of autism manifested, that might mean something.
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Many parents of children who became autistic along with severe bowel disorders noticed it soon after their child got a MMR jab. Doesn't that mean something?
 
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