Bill Gates Says It’s An Absolute Lie To Link Vaccines And Autism

Yes it is – Bill Gates has rounded up many of the world leading CEO’s to help with making the world a better place anyway they can, and Steve Jobs has denied their requests on a number of occasions to help out – i would think that a man who is a rich as Steve would want to help out those who are not as well off.

I’m sorry to hear of your problem.

That doesn’t take away from the fact that for my son, the MMR injection DID affect him and it occurred in 1993. Well before I ever heard of Dr. Wakefield or Asbergers or that such a thing could ever happen.

Vaccines are beneficial to the majority of the population, there is no denying their benefit to those people. But, to say that Vaccines don’t adversely affect anyone is stupid. People are allergic to some and allergic reactions can cause many issues, one of them death. A lot of people are allergic to penicillan for example.

I said in one of my other posts that vaccination helps most people. I know that vaccination has saved many many more lifes than if it didn’t occur. Vaccination is very important. But it doesn’t mean that some people react badly to it, beause some people do.

Allergic reaactions happen.

Vaccination is the best thing since sliced bread for 99.9% or so of the population. But not everyone.

I’m sorry if I can only give a simple chain of events to explain my boys problem, but it was simple. He got the injection, was allergic, had to go to hospital due to bad swelling and couldn’t breath. This was directly attributable to the injection, the doctors told me he had an allergic reation. When he got out of hospital, he was a different person. 48 hours earlier he was perfectly normal and then he was autistic (in 48 hours). That’s a hell of a coincidence. And it’s the same coincidence reported by other people and it always involved a measles vaccine, that’s another hell of a coincidence.

Thanks Jester. You’ve said exactly what I’m attempting to say. I know that vaccine has saved thousands upon thousands of lives.

It is imperative that work with vaccine continues.

What I just want to say is that people can have a bad reaction to vaccine.

And allergic reations can cause death. Undeniable.

It has been studied and those studies reviewed and they all say that there is NO LINK to autism. Your arguments are the same rhetoric that all anti-vaxers use.
The reason why the average age of death is now into the 70′s and 80′s is because the infant mortality rate has dropped by a huge %age is because of vaccinations. Damn you anti-vaxxers are misguided fools who have a huge body count due to gullible parents listening to your shit!

If you read everything I said, you’ll see that I’m not against vaccination. Clearly you don’t read very well. I think vaccination is better than no vaccination by a huge margin.

But I think you have your head in the sand if you think there can be no adverse reactions.

I’m living with the consequences of when things go wrong.

What I’m upset about is people saying with 100% conviction that vaccination hurts no one. And that is B.S.

Vaccination is better then no vaccination by a huge margin. But it like any medication or treatment is not full proof nor perfect nor free from side effects.

I am pro vaccination. And I am anti morons who believe in absolutes.

A peer reviewed, verifiable paper without made up data from a disgraced “scientist” and we’ll all get on board with the “vaccinations cause autism” caper.

Except no paper exists and the previous writings that showed the link have been utterly discredited.

@Des, you talk of respect, needing evidence, extraordinary claims and back up? Well, unlike you, I’m not hiding behind a pseudonym, but using my actual name. And the hospital has all proof of the incident and I have the written reports from the doctors that classified my son with Asbergers. What I don’t have is proof that he was normal before the MMR, just my sad memories. But I have no reason to lie, It doesn’t get me anywhere. I’m not telling anyone to not vaccinate. I agree with vaccination, I’m against saying it’s foolproof. I’m against saying there are no side effects, or no one will be allergic to anything. You should vaccinate if you can, but don’t bury your head in the sand, just because you want to feel good about everything.

After my sons allergic reaction I recalled that he was also allergic to penicillin as I was, but I never had the MMR, so I wondered if this was an issue or gene that could be passed onto your children. As a consequence, I don’t allow any of my other children to have penicillin or the MMR. But I have let them have all the other vaccinations, as I want them to be as safe as possible, but not take risks.

It’s a difficult choice.

Bernhard, you have my whole-hearted support. My son also had a allergic reaction to vaccination, but can I prove it? No. The human body is a very complex mechanism, and “proving” cause-effect relationships is very hard. How long did it take to show a link between smoking and cancer? Judging by how many people still smoke, many people are still in denial.

For those with an open mind, there is ample evidence to suggest that there are dangers in vaccination. The reverse is also true, in that there are dangers in not vaccinating. The challenge for parents is trying to make an informed decision, and unfortunately pharmaceutical companies are not know for their forthright disclosure (Thalidomide anyone?).
And as a final comment, research also shows that the rise in autism and autism spectrum disorders cannot be explained by the simple “better diagnosis” excuse.

And as a final comment, research also shows that the rise in autism and autism specutem disorders