I don't think anyone would claim that vaccination is risk-free, it clearly isn't. Could you provide some evidence that vaccination is more harmful in it's effects than the diseases which it prevents? As I've said, even if Wakefield is absolutely correct, the effects of his "research" are more damaging than continued use of MMR.Azrael23 said:I fail to see how bombarding a childs immune system with all manner of noxious agents is going to benefit them.
There are too many active agents in modern vaccines. Inert copy of a pathogen to give the immune system a prior blueprint, second response etc. Thats all well and good, but in my opinion there is nothing inert about modern day vaccines.
How would you explain data that shows identical rises in diagnoses of autism across different countries regardless of the year of introduction of MMR or the rate of uptake in the population? Do you think that financial (and academic) interests in the condition may itself have led to a rise in diagnoses? It's quite common for both Big Pharma and academic medicine to effectively invent new diseases by partitioning off another bit of the normal spectrum, and certainly extremely common for diagnoses to become "fashionable" due to media exposure and/or Big Pharma PR materials (the former often being due to the latter).BTW autism has been described for a long time. They were one of the groups that big pharma loved to come up with new magic potions to "fix", so detection rates have always been sound, so id say your idea that its only recently begun to be diagnosed is poppycock.....
That's the trouble isn't it? Post Iraq attack, Tony and his supporters are seen as murderous liars who would stop at nothing. Of course, there have always been conspiraloons -- but in the depraved politics of Tony's attack-dog UK, they find a fertile soil.Ninjaboy said:they all got fucked over by the government for trying to tell the truth about the invasion of iraq so i wouldn't give them too much credence
Jonti said:That's the trouble isn't it? Post Iraq attack, Tony and his supporters are seen as murderous liars who would stop at nothing.
jæd said:Hi,
At the risk of spending too much time on a sunny day on this, why are they are allowed to persist on the boards... I'm not going to name names, but I think one of them has already upset at least one person on this board, and probably is upsetting more.
Given them access to the boards just lets have another place to peddle their distorted facts, and reduces the amount of meaningful discussion on some subjects.
So would it be possible to ammend the faq to stop their silly tripe...?
Originally Posted by azrael23
flying fook has ... citing the banking elite as our masters ... got to do with anti-semitism!
Gaaaaa. The phrase itself makes it obvious to anyone with half a fucking brain and any significant background in politics.
Kid_Eternity said:How in the world can them feeling sorry for themselves elsewhere be a too high a price to pay!?
Credible proof from reliable sources, pleasezArk said:September 11th 2001 new york was an inside job (explosives were in the towers).
Credible proof from reliable sources, pleasezArk said:7th July 2005 london was an inside job
pk said:Conspiranoids tend to believe anything, even anti-semitic conspiracies.
They might deny any anti-semitic attitudes, but they'll swallow David Icke's stories like a dog swallowing a squeaky ball.
And it seems Azrael shares Jazzz's hypochondria, rejecting vaccination for kids as somehow more dangerous than the diseases they are meant to prevent.
I think it reflects a personality disorder.
I know one thing - not one single person has been convinced by any of their shite, and they are here to be laughed at.
Ninjaboy said:you'd be surprised what people believe
i find the respect twats a lot more annoying than the conspiracy theory nutters.
pk said:I dunno, I tend to laugh at anyone who would consider Galloway anything like leadership material.
Kid_Eternity said:Urban doesn't do that with racists or Stormcunt types. Why should conspiraloons be treated any different?
Well, there is, actually.Stobart Stopper said:There's nothing wrong with conspiraloons, but if the Ed gave them a forum, all sorts of nutters would type in conspiracy on Google and end up on here.
editor said:their idiotic fruitloop fantasies actively get in the way of those trying to unearth the truth.
I meant to say, nothing wrong with conspiralloons as long as they stay on conspiracy forums!editor said:Well, there is, actually.
Apart from the almost inevitable underlying anti-Semitism/anti-Americanism, their idiotic fruitloop fantasies actively get in the way of those trying to unearth the truth.
Stobart Stopper said:I meant to say, nothing wrong with conspiralloons as long as they stay on conspiracy forums!
scarecrow said:I think they do themselves a great disservice. They can raise very valid points in debates but then go and undo everything by claiming Huntley was innocent or something similar.
q_w_e_r_t_y said:And what, pray, is the definition of "conspiraloonacy"?
Hows about Iraq?
That the US/UK g'ments invaded to rid Iraq of WMD? (US gment/UK g'ment line)
That the US/UK g'ments invaded to establish peace, security and humanitarian values in Iraq (UK g;ment line now)
That the US/UK g'ments invaded Iraq to steal the oil in any way possible (
stop the war campaign line)
Or the Iraqi insurgency?
That there al-Quaeda led by Zakawi is going around Iraq murdering tens of thousands of civilians to establish an extreeme Islamic state (US line)
That there is a civil war because sunnis and shi'ites ahve always hated one another and have just been waiting for this excuse to knock seven bells out of one another (US line now)
That the US has been arming and supporting death squads operating out of the Interior ministry in Iraq, providing them with uniforms, access to targets, 2nd hand stolen US cars to blow up and arms in order to destroy the country in the best traditions of Machiavelli, bringing in Negroponte to oversee the establishment of these based on his previous experience in El-Salvador (independent researchers)
And 911?
How about the idea that Saddam Hussain was behind 911? (US g'ment line)
That Osama Bin Laden planned it all from a cave in Afganistan because he hated the freedom and democracy of the US (US/corporate press line)
That the US government either let or made this tragedy happen on purpose in order to start the Iraq war, as had been suggested by an influential policy think tank(independent researchers line)
Yes the first is undoubtably conspiraloonacy, but given that this is what is being actively promoted by the US g'ment I am not surprised that people believe it. To kick people off the boards for being taken in by the most powerful and best resourced entity in the world is unsurprising - but they put vast amounts of propaganda into seeing that we do believe it.
Thankfully not everyone falls for their slick shit.
jæd said:Well... BK is trying to get a public enqiry on 7/7. Having these conspiraloons around doesn't help her much...!
editor said:Originally Posted by zArk
September 11th 2001 new york was an inside job (explosives were in the towers).
Credible proof from reliable sources, please
editor said:Originally Posted by zArk
7th July 2005 london was an inside job
Credible proof from reliable sources, please
They need to be banned from here for a start, then kicked up the arse if they come near the 7/7 victims. They can be arrested for harrassment or threatening behaviour. Fucking nutters.jæd said:What if they start upseting people who were in the incidents that happended, or lost loved one...? To me, the psycological abuse of purposely stating 7/7 didn't happen to a survivor or a relative is the same as physical abuse...
Go on then. I am all ears. Editor has told you to prove it but all we gets are reams and reams of shite.Azrael23 said:9/11 was an inside job and we can prove it....
Stobart Stopper said:Go on then. I am all ears. Editor has told you to prove it but all we gets are reams and reams of shite.