As dumb as people taking the actual horse paste. People be dumb.
Vaccines for children
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As dumb as people taking the actual horse paste. People be dumb.
Give me some reports of people hurting themselves using this so called horse paste.
Like I said, being dumb isn’t partisan no matter how much you want it to be.
Ok. You are more desperate than ever. Can't imagine 6 months from now. As I've said before, I will pray for you and I have. I know you don't want prayers but too bad. We all need prayers, especially with what's to come. Thank me later or not.
That makes no sense, so let me spell it out for you little sideline dork.
TigerGrowls asked:
I answered his question
How does that make me desperate or in need of prayers?
That makes no sense, so let me spell it out for you little sideline dork.
TigerGrowls asked:
I answered his question
How does that make me desperate or in need of prayers?
Ok. You are more desperate than ever. Can't imagine 6 months from now. As I've said before, I will pray for you and I have. I know you don't want prayers but too bad. We all need prayers, especially with what's to come. Thank me later or not.That makes no sense, so let me spell it out for you little sideline dork.
TigerGrowls asked:
I answered his question
How does that make me desperate or in need of prayers?
The above applies to all of your thousands of posts.
You still didn't explain how directly answering Growls' question makes me desperate and in need of prayers? Do you know how stupid you sound?
Honestly, my response was likely meant for one of your other dumb posts. It's hard to keep up with limited time . You still need prayers along with all of us and some Ivermectin. I have plenty and it works. Have a good night dpic.
The vast majority of people use ivermectin with no ill effects though.
And Tylenol is one of the most widely used drugs in the world. That wasn’t even a little bit my point.
No, the CDC did not have evidence of a 1135% increased risk of autism from the hepatitis B vaccine, nor did it cover up any such findings. This claim stems from a misrepresentation of preliminary, unadjusted data from a 1999 abstract by CDC researcher Thomas Verstraeten and colleagues, which analyzed thimerosal (a mercury-based preservative) exposure from multiple vaccines, not specifically the hepatitis B shot.
The full, peer-reviewed study—published openly in Pediatrics in 2003—found no consistent significant associations between thimerosal-containing vaccines and autism or other neurodevelopmental disorders. Extensive subsequent research, including large-scale CDC studies, has repeatedly confirmed no link between any vaccines (including hepatitis B) and autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
This narrative has been amplified in anti-vaccine circles, notably by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a 2025 interview with Tucker Carlson, but it ignores the scientific process: preliminary signals are common in early data analysis and often disappear with rigorous adjustments for confounders like age, health status, and demographics. Autism rates have risen due to improved diagnosis and awareness, not vaccines—rates continued increasing even after thimerosal was removed from U.S. childhood vaccines in 2001.
Why the Myth Persists
Misinformation Spread: RFK Jr. and groups like SafeMinds cite the 1999 abstract out of context, inflating numbers (760% → 1135%) and ignoring the full study.
Confirmation Bias: Anti-vaccine advocates highlight raw signals while dismissing peer-reviewed results.
No Conflicts: Verstraeten's later pharma role was post-publication; the study was CDC-led and transparent.
For reliable info, consult CDC's vaccine safety page or IOM reports. Vaccines save lives—delaying them risks preventable diseases like hep B, which causes liver cancer in 15–25% of chronic cases. If concerned, discuss with a pediatrician.
I swear that scientists who spend their lives searching would love to find the cause, it is literally what they do for a living. If they actually truly find it in a well, controlled study they will be famous and the pre eminent expert, etc. The idea that these people who spend their lives in pursuit of this goal are for some reason covering it up globally across the entire network of scientists everywhere, is so ridiculous.
Not meant to make an argument or point here, just think other Office fans will chuckle:
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here's the problem with scientists, IMO. we can take two scientists, same undergraduate schools, same graduate, same PhD advisors, working on exactly the same scientific issue in different labs and they'll come to two different conclusions. Which one is right in their analysis and which is wrong?
Different people can look at the same data and come to totally different conclusions. Just look at this board
That is the entire point of “peer reviewed” and the reason people running with initial associations and findings, but not looking at the further controlled studies are using faulty logic.
Do agree with you about this board. People share things as proof of their position all the time that I feel does the opposite lol
not to be argumentative, but in a peer review at some point someone has to make a decision, unless of course everybody sees things exactly the same way. In my career, if everybody agreed with me, I had to seriously relook my conclusion.
Sure, but keep in mind scientists can be competitive as well. So will often try to recreate or prove wrong etc.
Basically, right now it sounds like you are saying no one can know anything so believe whatever you want. Which, like there are often competing ideas, but it feels like people are just shopping for the one that fills their worldview and running with it, rather than looking at the preponderance of the evidence and picking the one most likely based on the evidence. If on one side of the argument are multiple, competing peer reviewed studies over years of searching, and the other side has associations and doctors who have lost their practice, and initial findings that don’t hold up under further scrutiny, I don’t think you can say “well there are doctors on both sides, who knows what to believe”.
well, I have posted already, that right now, I don't know who to believe. I used to be a "stay within the lines" person. I had 100% faith in CDC, FDA, all the government agencies. My wife and I got the COVID shot on the first day available because I felt that the government would let us take something that was dangerous. We both happily signed the form accepting sole responsibility, followed the 6 foot guidelines, wore out masks etc. I believed Biden when he said "get the vaccine and the virus stops there".
So now, we know that a lot of that was not only false, but the people telling us - the ones we trusted - knew it wasn't true. Move on now to the Tylenol debate . Two opinions, bad for pregnant women: good for pregnant women.....who do you believe? On the one side we have the old establishment - the ones front and center on the COVID vaccine - telling us one thing and the "upstart" new guys telling us something different. who do you believe?
I'm definitely not saying no one can know anything, but I will say that you have to make your own decisions, based on whatever information you can access. If your wife is pregnant, knowing what you know now about our system, do you let her take tylenol? Right now, I don't know if I would. You might feel differently. That's what makes the world go around.... different people see things differently. Doesn't mean I'm right, doesn't mean I'm wrong.
I do think, however, that as long as it's Trump saying one thing, there is a group that will not accept it no matter what. And, that's ok. But it doesn't mean Trump is wrong. Doesn't mean he's right either.
I'm on medicare and it's great. Some day I'll give you my opinion on how the system leads you where it wants you to go rather than maybe where you should go. If ever there was a point where you have to take charge of your own health, make your own decisions, it's when you retire.
This is an embarrassing chart, even for you. "Vaccine deaths are SUSPECTED cases. Measles deaths are ASSOCIATED cases".....good grief. And never mind that the author of the tweet is one of McCulloughs goons (and only seems to publish with him).
And let's just totally disregard the amount of deaths that occurred annually before the vaccine was available, right?
Try this link for actual real data: Measles case rate and death rate
Having spent the last decade studying the causes of autism, Dr Tobey Rogers was mortified to discover FDA/CDC approval for the use of aluminum in vaccines was based on a study of 4 rabbits.
The results were a disaster. With aluminum found in the brain, kidneys, liver, heart, lymph nodes and bone marrow.
‘It’s beyond kafkaesque in its absurdity because the science is so terribly bad that anybody who reads that study would not want to inject their children with aluminum adjuvanted vaccines.
And that’s just one ingredient amongst hundreds in these vaccines.’
Trump is right to have it removed.
BREAKING: Another SUCCESS STORY has just been shared about Leucovorin! Her three year old son had been mostly nonverbal, speaking only 11 words, but now he's BLOSSOMING!
She went to every doctor, every agency, and NOT A SINGLE ONE was able to help her son.
Then, she heard about RFK Jr. and Trump SUPERCHARGING research into autism, and she stumbled upon their announcements on Leucovorin.
"He's been on it for about THREE WEEKS NOW, and like I said, he went from about 11 words to now the past week he's saying about TWO TO THREE WORD PHRASES and he's like BLOSSOMING!"
"He's coming out of his shell and the speech is just rolling and it's pretty much he's saying a new word about every other day so we are really BLESSED with that."
God Bless Donald Trump and his entire team for actually looking into autism. It's CHANGING LIVES!
Lmao if it’s on Twitter is gotta be true. Words that Tigergrowl lives by
He doesn't even care if it's true - you can prove him wrong ten times and he'll keep re-posting the same ole tired nonsense. It's like he just lives to lie, it's wild.
Anti vaxxers are an alien invasion of stupidity and one of the biggest threats to our national security. They do nothing but bring in deadly disease to the country. Anti vaxxers should be deported by ICE to Somalia
now that you mentioned somalia, how many of the immigrants from there had all their vaccinations?