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posted by cmn32480 on Tuesday March 15 2016, @10:59AM   Printer-friendly
from the toxic-news dept.

From the (boneheaded) editor: My apologies. I pooched this one in a way that is exceptional, even for me. I humbly beg your forgiveness. The line for torches is on the left, and pitchforks is on the right. Please, move on to the next story and don't waste any further time on this one.

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cmn32480

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  • (Score: 1, Insightful) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday March 15 2016, @06:17PM

    by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday March 15 2016, @06:17PM (#318648)

    The "Vaccinate NOW" rhetoric is so fever-pitched that it has that "something to hide, conspiracy" feel to it. I think it would be a lot more credible if it weren't so often pushed as "don't argue, just do it, the science is settled," while simultaneously painting the other side as Jenny McCarthy acolytes.

    The other side is a bunch of Jenny McCarthy acolytes. Seriously, do you know of any credible evidence that vaccines cause autism/whatever? The only one research paper I know of has now been thoroughly discredited and it is now disavowed by all the authors except the one author looking to promote his own brand of vaccine! In contrast, vaccination is known to save lives. Literally millions of lives have been saved by vaccination. So tell us, why should we believe Ms Jenny McCarthy's version of "science" over the proven results of vaccination?

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