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Topic	Rob Schneider Attacks LIBERALS for SILENCING the ANTI-VAXX MOVEMENT!!!
HornedLion 11/26/19 11:29:15 AM #19:	adjl posted... HornedLion posted... You guys already know what I think on the subject. Last time we talked about this, I remember you suggesting that the best course of action was to delay the vaccine schedule by a year or so to deliver them at a less developmentally sensitive time and reduce the supposed risk of developing autism. In response, I challenged you to find data on autism rates between the many children that already follow a modified vaccine schedule (for any number of reasons) and those that follow a normal one, since your hypothesis was an easy one to test. Unfortunately, I never made it back to that topic, so I don't actually know: did you ever rise to that challenge? No harm as I didnt see that either. But I can answer it now. A while back it was presented that among a group vaccinated children within the first 3 years of life the Autism rate was 8%(give or take, was a while ago) but for the group vaccinated post 3 years old it was less than 1%(again give or take). The belief being that those who got vaccinated after 3 and were autistic it was because they were actually born autistic and not due to vaccine injury. --- Don't runaway from troubles... instead meet them Hedons. <cite>HornedLion posted [p:930725204] in Rob Schnei... [t:78199699]...</cite> <quote>adjl posted...</cite> <quote>HornedLion posted...</cite> <quote>You guys already know what I think on the subject.</quote> Last time we talked about this, I remember you suggesting that the best course of action was to delay the vaccine schedule by a year or so to deliver them at a less developmentally sensitive time and reduce the supposed risk of developing autism. In response, I challenged you to find data on autism rates between the many children that already follow a modified vaccine schedule (for any number of reasons) and those that follow a normal one, since your hypothesis was an easy one to test. Unfortunately, I never made it back to that topic, so I don't actually know: did you ever rise to that challenge?</quote> No harm as I didnt see that either. But I can answer it now. A while back it was presented that among a group vaccinated children within the first 3 years of life the Autism rate was 8%(give or take, was a while ago) but for the group vaccinated post 3 years old it was less than 1%(again give or take). The belief being that those who got vaccinated after 3 and were autistic it was because they were actually born autistic and not due to vaccine injury. --- Don't runaway from troubles... instead meet them Hedons.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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