Stupid journalists who propagated the MMR scare

[EternalOptimist]

So most of the knowledge you have cannot be trusted, as it was told to you by your teacher or parent etc.

that's not what he said

[sasguru]

So most of the knowledge you have cannot be trusted, as it was told to you by your teacher or parent etc.

Depends on your parent/ teacher surely.
If your parent is Vet, DP, EO or BB, doogie: as a working rule of thumb just take the opposite of what they tell you.

[hyperD]

Why would increased immigration bring this in?

Immigrants from the developing world are more likely to get their kids immunised. Why?

They are the ones who are more likely to have seen at first hand the devastation illnesses in the West we regard as minor can cause.

The culprits are British parents who were scared of by The Daily Fail publicising a Lancet report that should have never been put in the journal in the first place.

I was asking a question and hoping someone, very kindly like eek, could provide a reasonable response with some rational explanation and backup.

What I was hoping to avoid was someone getting all Daily Fail about it and kneejerking to the word immigration and other MSM driven rhetoric. Guess I Failed.

[EternalOptimist]

Depends on your parent/ teacher surely.
If your parent is Vet, DP, EO or BB, doogie: as a working rule of thumb just take the opposite of what they tell you.

SasGuru, the first step is to admit that you have a problem

[sasguru]

No one is doubting his research was poorly conducted, its whether he was on to something or not. I suspect he was, he just failed to prove it properly.

sorry the payouts by courts around the world he mentions at the bottom I find more convincing than a flat denial by a bunch of polical medics taking part in what smells like a cover up.

Obviously something the NHS never does, stafford etc.

read the other two links.

Can you pronounce epidemiology, let alone know what it is, you absolute cretinous moron?
I'm guessing you've never bred, since women can usually sniff out a poor provider.

[sasguru]

SasGuru, the first step is to admit that you have a problem

I admit I have a problem: I actually waste my time with morons.

[EternalOptimist]

I admit I have a problem: I actually waste my time with morons.

anyway, I can't spend any more time bandying legs with you, I have some lawyerly duties to perform.
au revoir

[d000hg]

Perhaps we should be more worried about giving kids whatever combination of vaccines Sasguru or his parents were subjected to.

[vetran]

I was asking a question and hoping someone, very kindly like eek, could provide a reasonable response with some rational explanation and backup.

What I was hoping to avoid was someone getting all Daily Fail about it and kneejerking to the word immigration and other MSM driven rhetoric.

my suggestion was that in countries with lower immunisation rates could possibly increase infection rates. Just like TB, Cholera and HIV infection rates have been affected by migration.

Its obvious if you come from a country where the disease is common and there is little or ineffective immunisation then you may well bring it with you. I suspect shortly the US will ask for vaccination confirmation before issuing a visa.

This does not reflect on the persons race, its just logic.

Its like mumps parties but on a country scale.

[OwlHoot]

No one is doubting his research was poorly conducted, its whether he was on to something or not. I suspect he was, he just failed to prove it properly.

sorry the payouts by courts around the world he mentions at the bottom I find more convincing than a flat denial by a bunch of polical medics taking part in what smells like a cover up.

Obviously something the NHS never does, stafford etc.

read the other two links.

WHS Absolutely!

If Sas had been around when they were lighting bonfires under heretics, such as Gerolamo Cardano,
he'd have been at the front of the crowd, baying for blood with the rest of them!