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Here is argument with data. Based on my research the vaccine contains exactly 0.01% of Hydroplemanzole, which is known to cause allergic reaction in children. I
by Ygg2 12y ago
Here is argument with data. Based on my research the vaccine contains exactly 0.01% of Hydroplemanzole, which is known to cause allergic reaction in children. In their brains!
Data? Yes. Usable? No.
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> What you will often discover if you have never done this is that reality often lies somewhere in between where you started and where they are. But by being able to have dialog from a mutual understanding of concerns you as well as your debater can likely reach a greater understanding of truth wherever it may lie.
People tried that, and there was no evidence. I mean autism caused by a vaccine... Suuuure. Only way if that happened if someone REALLY botched up the vaccine, as in forgot to make a vaccine and just put measles inside it. If that happened you'd be reading it on news channel by now.
I mean it causing autism is a perfect way for parents to remove guilt from themselves. It's not my genes - it's the vaccine.
If I was a parent I'd be jumping on that particular train as well. Nothing so far corroborates any claims made by anti-vaccination groups.