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10/2/2016 1:58:58 AM
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Dear parents who think vaccines cause autism,
They don't. There is absolutely no scientific connection between vaccines and autism. Go vaccinate your -blam!-ing kids so that shit like polio and measles aren't reintroduced to the population. I'm sorry this makes me sound very pissed, but I am. It should not be genuinely impressive that some people still don't vaccinate because they think it leads to autism. Good day.
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Ya. I think it is. But the child also has a higher chance of being autistic if parents conceive him/her when they are older. The risk hoes up as they age. To prevent it, you'd have to have a child at a younger age and potentially change the parents DNA, something that doesn't sound like it would be easy, but it's doable. That's how certain GMO's are created I'm pretty sure. Still nearly impossible though.
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This shows no correlation between autism and vaccines. But nobody said they were 100% safe. That's why new vaccines undergo strict testing. It's to ensure the safety of those being vaccinated. Certain bad vaccines have gotten through the FDA before, but testing has become mush more strict since then. Now, uphold your end and show me a correlation.
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Can you, by any chance, prove that? Cancer isn't given from vaccines. Cancer isn't even contagious. It's when a cell goes "haywire" and starts duplicating at insane rates, quickly replacing old cells with the new cancer cells. It's not possible to get cancer from a vaccine, seeing that they aren't radioactive. Please get your facts straight and remove your head from in between your buttocks.
