Dumb Blonde Sayz: Vaccines Kill Ur Kidz!

[Rhodmhire]

I'll do whatever she says as long as she dresses my hotdogs.

After watching TJ submit to his viewers about Jenny McCarthy and autism, I was amazed to find people actually buy into this.

Point short--I'm against things that cause preventable and survivable diseases to become fatal and deadly. I'm vigorously opposed to Christian Science, I'm skeptical to often say I'm against children who deny treatment for perfectly treatable/curable diseases, and so on, you get the point.

So now this bimbo (and I use that term correctly, truthfully, and non-offensively) is telling me that because I'm going to give my children vaccine(s) shots when I have children--that I'm going to give them autism?

I didn't even bother reading into this horseshit, and coming from another airbrushed celebrity sell-out, I don't see what the point is in reading into it. I have a strong, strong feeling that there is virtually no relationship between autism and vaccination shots, and I can only imagine how many children have suffered serious ailments or have died because parents are so stupid as to follow such idiotic assumptions from such idiotic people.

I don't really know much about this, but it makes me angry. So I turn to you, my friends (and enemies).

Do you buy into this shit? Can you inform me on some of the arguments? Why is it that these celebrities get treated like professionals?

Am I missing something?

Or do people just have the tendency to obey those who are faked to appear as though they have achieved impossible-to-reach standards through means of airbrushing, plastic surgery, and the likes?

[Alancar]

If only there was a vaccine for the stupid ...

[Rhodmhire]

If only there was a vaccine for the stupid ...

Nope, that'd cause autism.

Too bad really, and I was so close to perfecting it.

[Kryozerkia]

If only there was a vaccine for the stupid ...

It's called 'getting an education'.

[Rhodmhire]

If only there was a vaccine for the stupid ...

It's called 'getting an education'.

So that's the premise for McCarthy's arguments?

How did I not see that coming?

[Alancar]

If only there was a vaccine for the stupid ...

Nope, that'd cause autism.

Some autistic kids are pretty smart

[Rhodmhire]

If only there was a vaccine for the stupid ...

Nope, that'd cause autism.

Some autistic kids are pretty smart

Yeah but if Jenny McCarthy disagrees, I mean, she's been in movies.

She noes dis kind of stuf.

[Alancar]

If only there was a vaccine for the stupid ...

It's called 'getting an education'.

Still, I doubt it will work in this case...there is only so much education can do...

[Tunizcha]

Robby Rhodmire sez: Jenny McCarthy, get the fuck away from my children.

She's not learned about autism or vaccinations.

[Dempublicents1]

I didn't even bother reading into this horseshit, and coming from another airbrushed celebrity sell-out, I don't see what the point is in reading into it. I have a strong, strong feeling that there is virtually no relationship between autism and vaccination shots, and I can only imagine how many children have suffered serious ailments or have died because parents are so stupid as to follow such idiotic assumptions from such idiotic people.

http://www.jennymccarthybodycount.com/J ... /Home.html

It's ridiculous, studies have shown it to be ridiculous. Jenny McCarthy is bad for children and mothers. Not only is she telling mothers that they should leave their children open to these diseases, but she also suggests that mothers should just "know" things without talking to doctors or bothering with science, leaving mothers who don't just "know" (ie. all of them) feeling like they are doing something wrong or that they aren't cut out to be mothers.

[Rhodmhire]

Robby Rhodmire sez: Jenny McCarthy, get the fuck away from my children.

She's not learned about autism or vaccinations.

I always get goosebumps when you guys call me by my name.

And yes, you took the words right off my lips...er...keyboard.

[New Kereptica]

Some vaccines used to contain mercury, I believe, thus leading to the autism concerns. I'm pretty sure, however, that they changed all that a while ago.

[Takaram]

I had all my vaccinations, and I don't have autism. But you know what, I actually encourage this. Stupid people have sicker kids, and are less likely to pass on the stupid genes.

[Neu California]

I didn't even bother reading into this horseshit, and coming from another airbrushed celebrity sell-out, I don't see what the point is in reading into it. I have a strong, strong feeling that there is virtually no relationship between autism and vaccination shots, and I can only imagine how many children have suffered serious ailments or have died because parents are so stupid as to follow such idiotic assumptions from such idiotic people.

http://www.jennymccarthybodycount.com/J ... /Home.html

It's ridiculous, studies have shown it to be ridiculous. Jenny McCarthy is bad for children and mothers. Not only is she telling mothers that they should leave their children open to these diseases, but she also suggests that mothers should just "know" things without talking to doctors or bothering with science, leaving mothers who don't just "know" (ie. all of them) feeling like they are doing something wrong or that they aren't cut out to be mothers.

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[Rhodmhire]

I didn't even bother reading into this horseshit, and coming from another airbrushed celebrity sell-out, I don't see what the point is in reading into it. I have a strong, strong feeling that there is virtually no relationship between autism and vaccination shots, and I can only imagine how many children have suffered serious ailments or have died because parents are so stupid as to follow such idiotic assumptions from such idiotic people.

http://www.jennymccarthybodycount.com/J ... /Home.html

It's ridiculous, studies have shown it to be ridiculous. Jenny McCarthy is bad for children and mothers. Not only is she telling mothers that they should leave their children open to these diseases, but she also suggests that mothers should just "know" things without talking to doctors or bothering with science, leaving mothers who don't just "know" (ie. all of them) feeling like they are doing something wrong or that they aren't cut out to be mothers.

I feel so bad, poor children, usually I don't give one about the children.

But 219 preventable deaths because of this woman, that's just horrid.

How do people fall for this? It's madness.

[Niicha]

I'll do whatever she says as long as she dresses my hotdogs.

After watching TJ submit to his viewers about Jenny McCarthy and autism, I was amazed to find people actually buy into this.

Point short--I'm against things that cause preventable and survivable diseases to become fatal and deadly. I'm vigorously opposed to Christian Science, I'm skeptical to often say I'm against children who deny treatment for perfectly treatable/curable diseases, and so on, you get the point.

So now this bimbo (and I use that term correctly, truthfully, and non-offensively) is telling me that because I'm going to give my children vaccine(s) shots when I have children--that I'm going to give them autism?

I didn't even bother reading into this horseshit, and coming from another airbrushed celebrity sell-out, I don't see what the point is in reading into it. I have a strong, strong feeling that there is virtually no relationship between autism and vaccination shots, and I can only imagine how many children have suffered serious ailments or have died because parents are so stupid as to follow such idiotic assumptions from such idiotic people.

I don't really know much about this, but it makes me angry. So I turn to you, my friends (and enemies).

Do you buy into this shit? Can you inform me on some of the arguments? Why is it that these celebrities get treated like professionals?

Am I missing something?

Or do people just have the tendency to obey those who are faked to appear as though they have achieved impossible-to-reach standards through means of airbrushing, plastic surgery, and the likes?

JESUS CHRIST!!

She is putting WAY too much mustard on that hotdog.

[Alancar]

If only there was a vaccine for the stupid ...

Nope, that'd cause autism.

Some autistic kids are pretty smart

Yeah but if Jenny McCarthy disagrees, I mean, she's been in movies.

She noes dis kind of stuf.

But she never said vaccines made kids stupid did she? Only that made them autistic.

And you know, personally I would rather be autistic than stupid...unfortunately I think I suffer from a mild version of both ailments

[Tunizcha]

You watch TJ too? He's quite sexy, isn't he?

[New Ziedrich]

I can't think of anything funny to say about this. I deleted three different posts.

What a stupid whore.

[Rhodmhire]

I had all my vaccinations, and I don't have autism. But you know what, I actually encourage this. Stupid people have sicker kids, and are less likely to pass on the stupid genes.

True, but by the time their numbers were dwindling, we'd try and forget about them and they'd simply resurface as a species in a matter of years--overpopulating the Earth again in a period of 15-25 years or so.

[Takaram]

I had all my vaccinations, and I don't have autism. But you know what, I actually encourage this. Stupid people have sicker kids, and are less likely to pass on the stupid genes.

True, but by the time their numbers were dwindling, we'd try and forget about them and they'd simply resurface as a species in a matter of years--overpopulating the Earth again in a period of 15-25 years or so.

*Thinks for a moment*
*Picks up sign and goes to campaign for dumb blonds cause*

[Dempublicents1]

Some vaccines used to contain mercury, I believe, thus leading to the autism concerns. I'm pretty sure, however, that they changed all that a while ago.

They did, but no causal link between mercury and autism was ever found - even in studies looking into it.

The real problem is that the symptoms of autism usually aren't seen until just about the same time that children start getting the bulk of their early vaccinations. This leaves parents searching for something to blame to target vaccinations, because they are convinced (wrongly) that their children were perfectly normal before the shots.

I had all my vaccinations, and I don't have autism. But you know what, I actually encourage this. Stupid people have sicker kids, and are less likely to pass on the stupid genes.

It doesn't really work that way. If large numbers of people decide not to have their children vaccinated, that endangers everyone. First of all, the immunity gained by vaccination is not absolute. So, even if you vaccinate your children, they might still get sick if exposed to the diseases. Also, the more people who carry the disease, the more likely it becomes that it will mutate in a way that gets around the vaccines, leaving everyone vulnerable.

[Rhodmhire]

You watch TJ too? He's quite sexy, isn't he?

Depends on the content, for a while I stopped watching him, a lot of his videos started being just pointless censored shit, but more recently he's gotten far more dramatic and emotional.

Hell, I can disagree with him on a lot of things, but his sexiness and great emotional ranting just draws me closer every time.

[Takaram]

I had all my vaccinations, and I don't have autism. But you know what, I actually encourage this. Stupid people have sicker kids, and are less likely to pass on the stupid genes.

It doesn't really work that way. If large numbers of people decide not to have their children vaccinated, that endangers everyone. First of all, the immunity gained by vaccination is not absolute. So, even if you vaccinate your children, they might still get sick if exposed to the diseases. Also, the more people who carry the disease, the more likely it becomes that it will mutate in a way that gets around the vaccines, leaving everyone vulnerable.[/quote]

Damn, that is true. Immunizations for everyone!

[Big Jim P]

If only there was a vaccine for the stupid ...

It's called 'getting an education'.

Not really. Some of the stupidest people I've known have been extensively educated.