And thanks for putting my family at risk by allowing the resurgence of preventable diseases like measles and pertussis by reducing herd immunity. Nice job, douche-nozzles.

That’s how I read it, too. It seems like it is exactly the same logic as “walking on by” torture or assassinations or domestic spying or whatever other awful and illegal stuff we do in the War On Terror. And it is consistent that an Obama supporter buys this logic, because Obama has been fighting hard to keep us in the dark about both past and future misbehavior of the feds in these matters.

Of course, the most plausible reading is that this guy is simply a hack who has no principles, only a side. I don’t know his work–is it at all likely he would make such a statement wrt a Republican scandal investigated by Democratic congressmen?

LZ PU.

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I think that’s part of the problem.

That also means people like you bear personal responsibility for the autism spectrum disorders that arose from that policy. You can be as much of a self-righteous, technocratic, statist asshole as you want in favor of vaccines. However, that does not absolve you under your logic.

I never said ANYTHING about the state AT ALL in my post. You pulled that out of … well, somewhere.

As to responsibility for the autism, even assuming it was true, I would be COMPLETELY fine with that. 1 case of autism for every, what 10 or so child deaths prevented? Yeah, I’m good with that.

Given that Merck now has whistleblowers bringing out evidence that the Mumps vaccine is a highly fraudulent product…

Yeah, because the mumps just went away by itself… giggle.

You’re standing with a company that makes the military industrial complex look like angels.

I’m not “standing with” any company – I’m standing with the science, with the well-established facts that vaccines prevent disease. I’m standing with the decades of using vaccines before any spike in autism, and the complete lack of correlation between the two. The bad behaviour (or good behaviour, either, for that matter) of any company does not change those facts.

Most of the evidence I’ve seen suggests that it is the vaccine schedule, not the vaccines, that is to blame.

Then MAKE THAT CASE. I’m ambivalent on it – in fact, you’re the only one even bringing it up. Nobody (that I’ve seen) is saying we have to do it exactly this way – if a later schedule would be better, FINE WITH ME.

But if that’s really the case, then not getting vaccinated at all really doesn’t address the issue, does it? It just leaves people to die from diseases that were conquered years ago.

I stand by what I said earlier: those who freak out about this have the blood of innocent children on their hands.

“DOJ lady, I don’t care what the DOJ rules on being quoted are. I don’t work for the fucking DOJ, I’m a reporter. I report. You wanna not be here, that’s your decision, but this is a public meeting of the city government and if you don’t like it, you can shove it up your federally funded ass.”

At least, that’s what I wish the reporter would have said.

This piece was basically just a concentrated version of what he’s like on air. Essentially, “just to be clear: I am a shameless boot-licker, not a journalist”. Pretty disgusting stuff, really.

Multiple license suspensions are not evidence of citizen of the year, but he was not charged with DUI which I would have guessed for someone with a suspended license. Oh, and the Beemer was a ’94, so not evidence he is a plutocrat. That said, neither is there much evidence for the assaulted-fists-with-face headline.

And what’s really evil about these anti-vax people is not that their own kids can get sick from not having vaccines, but that they ruin “herd immunity”. When babies are too young for vaccines they rely on herd immunity. But because of the anti-vax movement, there have been breakouts of diseases like whooping cough in the US for the first time in decades, and babies are catching the disease and dying.

So responsible parents who want to vaccinate their children are having their child die while still too young to vaccinate, all because some idiots prefer believing Jenny McCarthy to the scientific literature.

That also means people like you bear personal responsibility for the autism spectrum disorders that arose from that policy.

There is no evidence autism is caused by vaccines. The rest of your post is just ad-hominem attack against disconnected groups – that people who advocate vaccinations are personally responsible for autism and Merck is bad.

Your post sucks, dawg.