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kickingandscreaming said:
His objectives and transparency are what drive my support. The fact that autism has skyrocketed and at least correlates to increased childhood vaccinations should be exhaustively researched. And, we are unhealthy as a nation and have been riding a downward trend for decades. At least acknowledging and attempting to reverse this trend is so much better than promoting “body positivity”.
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There have been large studies in different countries on autism and vaccinations and no credible link has been found.

StudyLocationSample SizeKey Finding
Madsen et al. (2002)Denmark>500,000 childrenNo association between MMR and autism
Taylor et al. (2014, meta-analysis)Global1.2 million+ childrenNo link between vaccination and autism
Jain et al. (2015)U.S.>95,000 children, including siblings of autistic childrenNo increased risk of autism, even in high-risk families

For reference

The claim that started the vaccine-autism myth came from a 1998 study by Andrew Wakefield, which has since been:
  • Retracted by the journal The Lancet
  • Debunked by further research
  • Discredited due to ethical violations and financial conflicts of interest
  • Wakefield was stripped of his medical license

On a broader front, the increase in diagnosis of autism is true across multiple countries and while there could be some, as yet unknown, external factor or factors, the generally held opinion is that testing, reporting and diagnosis is just more stringent now.

CountryHistorical Rate (1990s–2000s)Recent Rate (2020s)Notes
United States1 in 150 (2000) → 1 in 36 (2023)~2.8% of 8-year-olds (CDC)One of the most aggressive diagnostic/reporting systems
United Kingdom~1 in 200 (1990s) → ~1 in 57 (2021)~1.8% (ONS & NHS)Broadening of criteria and strong advocacy contributed
Canada~1 in 150 (2003) → ~1 in 50 (2022)~2.0% (PHAC)Rates vary by province; access to services influences diagnosis
Australia1 in 200 (1990s) → ~1 in 65 (2022)~1.5% (ABS)Increase aligned with changes in DSM-5 adoption
France~1 in 500 (2000) → ~1 in 100 (2022)~1% (Santé Publique France)Historically underdiagnosed; catching up
Sweden1 in 160 (2000s) → ~1 in 45 (2020s)~2.2%National health registries give more consistent tracking
Norway~1 in 200 (1990s) → ~1 in 50 (2020s)~2%Diagnosis generally follows DSM and ICD trends
 
crush said:
Go back to the Covid section and read what you wrote. You said in not so many words that you do what your doctor tells you to do and he told you to take the jabs. Two doses and then boosters + flu shots. So, you only took one Jab? How many jabs did the children have to take to get into a Big U? I will answer for you. They & Them said you MUST be fully jabbed (all of them). It's insane dude and you know it. RFK Jr is the right guy for this job. Plus watty, he's helping locate 500,000 missing kids.
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Wrong again. My daughter went to school that didn't require vaccinations. She had a concerning advise reaction to the vaccination. I couldn't give a shit what shots people get or got, and I care even less about the people who virtue signal about it either way. Quite frankly its none of your, or anyone else's, fucking business.
 
whatithink said:
There have been large studies in different countries on autism and vaccinations and no credible link has been found.

StudyLocationSample SizeKey Finding
Madsen et al. (2002)Denmark>500,000 childrenNo association between MMR and autism
Taylor et al. (2014, meta-analysis)Global1.2 million+ childrenNo link between vaccination and autism
Jain et al. (2015)U.S.>95,000 children, including siblings of autistic childrenNo increased risk of autism, even in high-risk families

For reference

The claim that started the vaccine-autism myth came from a 1998 study by Andrew Wakefield, which has since been:
  • Retracted by the journal The Lancet
  • Debunked by further research
  • Discredited due to ethical violations and financial conflicts of interest
  • Wakefield was stripped of his medical license

On a broader front, the increase in diagnosis of autism is true across multiple countries and while there could be some, as yet unknown, external factor or factors, the generally held opinion is that testing, reporting and diagnosis is just more stringent now.

CountryHistorical Rate (1990s–2000s)Recent Rate (2020s)Notes
United States1 in 150 (2000) → 1 in 36 (2023)~2.8% of 8-year-olds (CDC)One of the most aggressive diagnostic/reporting systems
United Kingdom~1 in 200 (1990s) → ~1 in 57 (2021)~1.8% (ONS & NHS)Broadening of criteria and strong advocacy contributed
Canada~1 in 150 (2003) → ~1 in 50 (2022)~2.0% (PHAC)Rates vary by province; access to services influences diagnosis
Australia1 in 200 (1990s) → ~1 in 65 (2022)~1.5% (ABS)Increase aligned with changes in DSM-5 adoption
France~1 in 500 (2000) → ~1 in 100 (2022)~1% (Santé Publique France)Historically underdiagnosed; catching up
Sweden1 in 160 (2000s) → ~1 in 45 (2020s)~2.2%National health registries give more consistent tracking
Norway~1 in 200 (1990s) → ~1 in 50 (2020s)~2%Diagnosis generally follows DSM and ICD trends
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Michele Obama thinks its from old men sperm. I put that opinion in the same bucket as Jenny McCarthy's opinion.
 
watfly said:
Wrong again. My daughter went to school that didn't require vaccinations. She had a concerning advise reaction to the vaccination. I couldn't give a shit what shots people get or got, and I care even less about the people who virtue signal about it either way. Quite frankly its none of your, or anyone else's, fucking business.
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Triggered? I never said anything about your dd. I said "children." Parents are so defensive these days because? It sure was people's business when they mandated jabs or get fired.

Boss: Are you fully jabbed?

Worker: No

Boss: You're fired

Or

YNT and most sports teams: Are you fully jabbed

Young teenage player: No

YNT: No invite

Or

President Biden to the military: Are you fully jabbed?

Soldier: No

Biden: You're fired

It was everyone's business watty now it's no one's business. Too funny.
 
watfly said:
Still trying to push that falsehood? I had had the first dose because based on the available information at the time I thought it was a reasonable decision. However, after a grew an 11th toe I decided that I'd forego the boosters.
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So no booster to even the number out?
 
OK, Chief🥸 Buckle up folks, these people have lost their minds and are 100% full of hate. They hate Trump, crush, Musk, Jews and anyone WHO does not obey them. They want chaos and war. Listen to these losers at the CA Demon Party get together. My gosh, these people are nuts and violent. I think we're dealing with weak, woke white male nerds who have felt bullied all their lives and now they mad.


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God is so awesome. God is my best friend and my boss. I love God so much. God loves you watty and is poking you to wake up. NCSWIC!!! Look man, you need to go relax, pray and really take a deep breath. I know you took all the jabs because you told us you did and you take all the flu shots when they come out. You got played big time because you have no spine or backbone. Weak man WHO obeyed all the rules so you could stay in business. Others told the liars to pound sand and lost everything.

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