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      1018 days ago

      They obviously dont cause autism. But even if you ignore everything people who know things about the subject say, it still wouldnt make sense to claim that vaccines are bad

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        118 days ago

        You are trying to phrase it in a why that even anti-vaxers might understand and put some logic into it. Mpatch is trying to say, why would you even bring autism into the discussion again because it shouldn’t even be near it. We all agree, there is just a difference of hardline stance in what even needs to be discussed or how to go about a discussion.

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      18 days ago

      He says “assuming”, perhaps he could have further clarified for sake of argument. He’s saying even without debunking the claim, you can just wave your hand around and point the simple reality of relatively few people with autism despite majority of people vaccinated.

      That’s not to say the claim is true, just that even if it were, it’s still stupid