KharmicCurse
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Mercury componant Thimerosal doesn't cause autism? If that's the case, then why the need for a provision in the National Security Act to prevent lawsuits? Also, a UPI reporter conducted his own study by comparing a large group of Amish who don't believe in vaccination to the general population. Only four autistics were found when there should have been 130. Three of the four had been vaccinated (adoption or becoming Amish later) and the fourth one had been exposed to high levels of mercury at a power plant. I'm not saying you're wrong. Maybe mercury destroys "mirror neurons." Oh, and there is conclusive data. Andy Waters, an attorney of the Waters & Kraus Law Firm has it. Like Thorn said, a flurry of lawsuits does not a case make. Civil cases are much easier to win, there's no deadly consequence so juries are easily swayed towards the tear-jerker victim. And, once a few of them win and are awarded thousands, it's like blood in the water and other lawyers start hunting for the parents of autistics and there's your wealth of lawsuits. Do you think the fact that Amish only marry and have children with Amish might not be a reason for the smaller number? The more DNA and genes and background you bring into a family tree, the more risk of genetic disease and hereditary illness you bring in. That's simple biology. There wasn't just one or two tests done on the level of mercury after the firestorm in the 70s; there were tons, done by government and private groups alike. There was no more mercury in the vaccines back then than there is in common salt-water fish today. Does everyone that eats fish wind up with Autism? Are we going to start suing countries whos waters we catch them in as well? It's easy to wave a paper around and shout you have a link, anyone can do that. And if it furthers their cause, plenty will. That goes for both sides. If there truly was some omgscary side effect, half the 30-50 year olds walking around today would have severe autism or whatever else people want to blame vaccinations for. You don't want to vaccinate for whatever reason? Fine, but I want you and your kids to wear a shirt saying so, so I can keep mine away from yours. I'm not willing to let her be infected to preserve your rights and smart enough to know that Polio and TB don't really care how strong your home-grown immune system is. Schools push for vaccinations for the same reason daycares disallow feverish and sick kids to come in; sickness and disease spreads like wildfire in touchy, germy close quarters. If that bugs you, subtract your kid from the equation like thousands of other parents have. But don't bring in potential problems for those of us who are ok with playing by the rules set up to keep them safe.
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