jenny mccarthy wants your kid to get measles: autism, vaccines, and stupid idiots

that's your problem with that letter?

well past a certain point you just can't make yourself care about that many excess exclamation points

i know burning that woman's house down would be the wrong response but still

Personally, they should take whatever non retarded body parts he possesses and donate them to science. He scares the hell out of my NORMAL kids.Personally, they should take whatever non retarded body parts he possesses and donate them to science. He scares the hell out of my NORMAL kids.Personally, they should take whatever non retarded body parts he possesses and donate them to science. He scares the hell out of my NORMAL kids.Personally, they should take whatever non retarded body parts he possesses and donate them to science. He scares the hell out of my NORMAL kids.Personally, they should take whatever non retarded body parts he possesses and donate them to science. He scares the hell out of my NORMAL kids.Personally, they should take whatever non retarded body parts he possesses and donate them to science. He scares the hell out of my NORMAL kids.Personally, they should take whatever non retarded body parts he possesses and donate them to science. He scares the hell out of my NORMAL kids.Personally, they should take whatever non retarded body parts he possesses and donate them to science. He scares the hell out of my NORMAL kids.

Heard the voice of NORMALITY many times but not received the rabid poison pen letter yet. On a positive note, most of this kid's neighbours threw an outdoor party for him to show their support or at least that was the story from a Canadian cable news station my wife showed me the other day.

The really stupid thing is that the kid doesn't even live there. He visits his grandma occasionally.

And what is this utopian neighborhood where everyone is 'normal'.

I once got accosted by a very angry lady at a swimming pool, who for some reason didn't like my son's very loud and excitable way of getting his sensory kicks with water. "You should teach him not to behave like that". In exchanges like this there is always an undercurrent of "this behaviour isn't fair on the normal kids" like "normality" is sacrosanct and justifies any disability-hate that "normal" people wish to express.

it comes across as barely-repressed fear to me, most of the time

not that fear is a more noble excuse than pig ignorance. some people really are incapable of behaving decently in public.

that's your problem with that letter?

C'mon...

I think some people are just incredibly hateful. I've known people who constantly criticize everyone from family members to strangers on the street. Xpost

i know. sadly i'm related to some people person like that.

innoculate things that make me irrationally angry:
http://www.salon.com/2013/08/14/whats_with_rich_people_hating_vaccines/

parents in tony places

waht

You can't enroll your kid in a school or daycare here unless their vaccinations are up to date. These are public schools though, maybe private schools don't care? It will be interesting to see what the 1% looks like in 20 years what with 80% of them actively trying to kill off the newest super rich generation.

Oh wait I forgot Jenny McCarthy cured her son's autism. I guess they'll make it to trust fund age after all.

nah, she admitted he never had autism, so she basically cured his non-autism

she admitted it? I gotta find that

http://hollywoodlife.com/2010/02/26/jenny-mccarthy-says-her-son-evan-never-had-autism/

LOL comments:
This is all about the *total* environmental toxic our children face today. Exposures to aluminum, mercury, fetal and other foreign protein, foreign DNA including fetal, money, chicken, and other DNA

money, chicken and other DNA

My child is still mostly fetal chicken DNA pollution is no myth

OK I can't resist

http://www.healthline.com/health-news/children-texas-megachurch-measles-vaccination-082613

http://www.salon.com/2013/09/17/the_most_depressing_discovery_about_the_brain_ever_partner/

Why arguments about vaccines, gun safety, and empirical evidence why your favorite band blows goats will never change anyone's mind:

'...Denial is business-as-usual for our brains. More and better facts don’t turn low-information voters into well-equipped citizens. It just makes them more committed to their misperceptions. In the entire history of the universe, no Fox News viewers ever changed their minds because some new data upended their thinking. When there’s a conflict between partisan beliefs and plain evidence, it’s the beliefs that win. The power of emotion over reason isn’t a bug in our human operating systems, it’s a feature.'

ARRGGHHHHHH!

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D_____________ But vaccines cause immunity. Sure, some just boost your immunity,therefore decreasing your chance of having symptoms, but nonetheless they are preventing diseases all over the world and you can't deny that. We have to think about the greater good, not just ourselves when we have these debates, whether they are "good" for us or a "risk" for us or not. Don't you think?
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N__________ The article explains the difference between vaccines and immunity, hence it's title. It also presents information about how vaccines' efficacy rates are skewed. I think there is a lot of misinformation out there. And people should be informed about both sides of the issue rather than passively taking all of the information handed down from the mainstream media and the dogma of the medical establishment.

ridiculous

I can't wait for a return to widespread outbreaks of polio, whooping cough, measles, rubella and all those other fun diseases.

I really shouldn't wish polio on anyone, but these people are pushing my limits

xpost It's happening!

I dont understand how people get around vaccinations. My experience is that pediatricians insist on it and schools (daycare and elementary) wont enroll your kid without an up to date vacc. sheet

religious exemptions, mostly

We just a note from one of my daughter's teachers that they can't find proof of her polio vaccine. We have a week to get it to them, then they kick her out of school!

then they kick her out of school?!

Well, we obviously got the vaccine, years ago. But they have to give us fair warning to produce the proof!

yeah weve gotten similar notes when weve forgotten to include the vacc sheet. You got one week or your kid is out.

religious exemptions, mostly

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ahhh. which of the wonderful religions doesnt believe in health? im guessing scientology for one.

They don't believe in mental health, at least.

Aren't Seventh Day Adventists the ones that don't go to doctors/hospitals?

Christian Scientists, afaik. I can't remember all the quirks of 7DAs—was friends with a kid in a 7DA family in my neighborhood in the 80s—but they take that Saturday = Sabbath thing SERIOUSLY.

7th Day Adventists run their own hospitals sometimes, so no.

They are prone to vegetarianism, though.

christian scientists don't do docs. idk what kind of thelogical wiggle room they have, or their vax stance.

there's no pattern. my understanding is that some rando evangelical/non-denom/free churches have gone anti-vax

though after a few dozen congregants get measles, maybe they wise up...

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/08/23/texas-measles-outbreak/2693945/

this is from aug 25th:

In an Aug. 15 statement, Eagle Mountain's pastor, Terri Pearsons, said she still has some reservations about vaccines. "The concerns we have had are primarily with very young children who have family history of autism and with bundling too many immunizations at one time," she said.

this is from aug 26th:

http://www.healthline.com/health-news/children-texas-megachurch-measles-vaccination-082613

"Pastor Terri Copeland Pearsons, daughter of Kenneth Copeland, announced in a sermon last week that the church will be hosting vaccination clinics and urged her congregation to attend."

thanks for barely more than nothing you nut

(figured that church measles story might be posted itt already but i didn't scroll up very far)

They are prone to vegetarianism, though.

Yeah, the first time I ever had tofu was at my 7DA friend's house.

I'm going to rep again for Erich Goode's The Paranormal. He makes the great point that different cultures use different methods and standards for proving something true, and that epistemology is culturally selected. Folks who believe in new age bollocks or homeopathy or angels or vax conspiracies look for one incident or anecdote to prove it true.

Using science and empirical testing to prove something to them contrary to their belief structure doesn't work, similar to how anecdotes won't change the mind of somebody with actual training. Again, valid epistemologies are culturally formed.

Looky Looky what is currently at the top of my fb feed: http://www.younglivingsuccess.com/vaccinations/

Thanx Cool Girl Back In High School Who's Now Born Again AND A Mom!

Vaccines are both harmful and dangerous and are leading to generations of humans

agree, v v bad thing

Do you find that most of your high school fb friend who've gone hard xtian never moved away from your hometown? Or, if so, not very far? Because that seems to be the case about 95% among my high school fb friends.

And people should be informed about both sides of the issue rather than passively taking all of the information handed down from the mainstream media and the dogma of the medical establishment.

twas a time where there were standards for being condescending about some nonsense you read about on the 'net 5 minutes earlier. kids these days ain't even goin to Drudge Report anymore, sad sad days

xpost That is true. Of course, I always chalked it up to Osteen having his shop in our metro area, but I can see it being more widespread than that.