Comments on: Bad Journalism, Not Vaccines, Kills Kids

By: debsmit

debsmit — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 01:19:34 +0000

yes, it’s to bad that the truth never gets the press that the crazy shit gets. And now with the death of the newspaper, I fear we will also be seeing the death of the real reporters, there just isn’t enough money or interest in real news, the majority only wants pop star news.

By: Mrs.Q

Mrs.Q — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 03:03:57 +0000

I also agree with you. As a mom I am thankful for vaccines, science, drugs, technology, freethinkers and preservatives. Vaccines have kept my family safe from disease. Fools who don’t respect science and how vaccines save our families from dying from disease such as the Flu would think differently if they sat and watched a family member die from something that could have been simply prevented. Only fools sit and place blame for devastating mental or physical birth defects. At sometime or another we all say what if or try to find a reason for what has gone wrong with a birth or why a death has taken a child. …. At the end of the day that is what we call “Shit Happened”. Not “Vaccines Happened”.

By: Alan

Alan — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 12:47:44 +0000

Your point is valid. It is difficult for the general public to discern the truth about the underlying causes of autism and learning disabilities. Myths propagated by the press about vaccines, drugs and vitamins are hard to discern and leave parents confused as to the best courses of action to find solutions. I have found educational publications are notorious for not citing scientific studies behind potentially misleading claims. To add insult to injury, many scientific studies have been negated because of trial tampering. In time, I am confident the truth will provide solutions.