Best Posts in Thread: Vaccines: Good or Bad?

There is no proof whatsoever that vaccines cause autism. Only rumors and speculation.

 

My grandfather was vaccinated as a child.
Later on in his life, his hair began to grey, and his skin worsened. He needed more and more medicines daily to keep him healthy. He grew more tired, and it became increasingly difficult for him to get up and be active. Eventually he was sleeping for the majority of the day as body failures became more frequent,

In other words, he was able to grow old instead of dying as a little baby.

 

Not vaccinating your children is a threat to their wellbeing.
It's not a "different point of view".
It's harmful anti-science.
They should not reproduce.

 

How do vaccines cause autism?
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100% agree

Even if the autism thing was true, lets just go with that argument, you would rather have sick and / or dying child, and cause other children to get sick and/ or die, than a perfectly healthy child with some mental health issues

Yes I know autism is nowhere near as simple as that, but compared to straight up dying, areyoukiddingme

 

I'll get this out of the way before I start, I'm all for vaccines. By saying this I am not saying I don't like people who are against this, but that I just have a different view. The reason I started this thread is because recently my cousin (who turned 1 today) has contracted measles. And in my opinion, it could have all been stopped by 1 thing, A vaccination. (I know the measles vaccine only works 97% of the time but still.) The reason my aunt didn't want to vaccinate her. At all, was all sourced from one article, claiming that vaccines cause Autism. The article was written by 13 people, 10 of which have since stated that it was false. What's your opinion?