Autismal Parents Infect Their Kids With Measles to Stop Them from Getting Fake Autism From Vaccines

[Daniel Smith]

As an autistic person I find it insulting that some parents believe that having a potential life threatening illness is better than having autism.

[Pyroknight]

Hey guys remember when vaccines were this magical new invention that stopped you from dieing? Yeah...

[Solo Wing]

[QUOTE=Pyroknight;47122102]Hey guys remember when vaccines were this magical new invention that stopped you from dieing? Yeah...[/QUOTE]

They won't much longer if we allow idiocy like this to proliferate.

I can't believe its 2015 and we are STILL having that "vaccines cause autism" "argument."

[Da Space Core]

[QUOTE=Solo Wing;47122798]They won't much longer if we allow idiocy like this to proliferate.

I can't believe its 2015 and we are STILL having that "vaccines cause autism" "argument."[/QUOTE]

It's 2015 and I still have friends who legit believe the earth is flat and the moon landing was a hoax, etc.

Seriously, screw science deniers

[SPARLOCK]

This should seriously be considered child abuse, jesus christ

[Sgt-NiallR]

[QUOTE=Pyroknight;47122102]Hey guys remember when vaccines were this magical new invention that stopped you from dieing? Yeah...[/QUOTE]

When vaccines were first invented, they were treated with even more scepticism than they are today. They were certainly never treated as an amazing new invention that everyone rushed out to get their hands on.

[Sableye]

[QUOTE=Sgt-NiallR;47123899]When vaccines were first invented, they were treated with even more scepticism than they are today. They were certainly never treated as an amazing new invention that everyone rushed out to get their hands on.[/QUOTE]
to be fair the first vaccines involved taking actual sick people's pus and blood and smearing it onto a cut on a healthy person, later on the first true vaccine was the cowpox vaccine which...wasn't exactly brilliant either, and people at the time somehow thought cowpox = cows growing out of pox on your face...., anyway vaccines [I]were[/I] a risk before modern medicine, however unless you're getting the smallpox vaccine (it has a slight chance to actually infect you with the strain of monkeypox they use in it) , you have nothing to worry about

[LobsterPastry]

Isn't this horribly illegal? I know that with STDs you can go to prison for knowingly spreading a potentially deadly disease/illness.

[Ylsid]

i don't get it what they're doing is literally vaccination

[Cabbage]

[QUOTE=Ylsid;47128127]i don't get it what they're doing is literally vaccination[/QUOTE]

Vaccination is where you inject the body with enzymes that produce a target antigen which sets off an immune response that creates memory cells which effectively immunises the patient for a length of time.

This is just spreading the disease. It's like saying the ebola outbreak is an ebola vaccine.

[Ganerumo]

[QUOTE=Ylsid;47128127]i don't get it what they're doing is literally vaccination[/QUOTE]

If it somehow worked then I'd give that a very slight consideration but as it stands rubbing a kid with measles against a kid without measles isn't going to give them immunity to the disease, it's going to just infect more kids with measles.

[Used Car Salesm]

On the upside, if it's on Fox and Friends there is about a 95% chance it's pure fiction.

[Prismatex]

[QUOTE=Used Car Salesman;47130339]On the upside, if it's on Fox and Friends there is about a 95% chance it's pure fiction.[/QUOTE]

It is pure fiction.
[url]http://www.snopes.com/politics/medical/measlesparties.asp[/url]

[Computermaster]

[QUOTE=Prismatex;47130819]It is pure fiction.
[url]http://www.snopes.com/politics/medical/measlesparties.asp[/url][/QUOTE]

I've edited the OP. Thanks for bringing this to light.