Go take an Immunology 101 course and get back to me.

Aliens. Roswell, New Mexico. The doubters have no facts to disprove the aliens have caused this.

Then at least spell it correctly, okay?

Yeah, it's like "Just because I'm paranoid, that doesn't mean that they aren't all out to get me."

I can bury you in science based proof.

Not make believe scientific studies funded by pharma.

Already done.

Take off the blinders and do research yourself, instead of taking for gospel everything you are taught.

Then get back to me.

Exactly.

If that's the best you can do to dispute what I'm saying, thank you.

Sorry for the early morning typo there.

Alas, no. Only the true believers can see the truth in this one :tro:

Oh yeah, flouride worked SO well for us didn't it!

No, I cannot bury you with scientific proof?

Or no, as in, "No no no no no! I will not hear you!" type of no?

Or no, as in "If he's right, that means everything I believe and everything I've been educated in is a lie" type of no?

Or no, as in "if I keep using :tro: icons in my posts, that will prove that all beliefs are just!"

Or no, as in "I no longer have the capacity to think for myself"?

Or is there some other meaning I'm not getting?

Yeah. Industrial waste by-product turned rat poison turned dental aid.

Only in America.

so I shouldnt pay extra for a flouride rinse at the dentist twice a year?

Personal preference, I suppose.

Honestly, I don't even know if that's the same fluoride that's used in municipal water supplies, though I'd be surprised if it wasn't.

Which, by the way, isn't even fluoride.

No, as in the scientific evidence simply is not there. Just conspiracy theories and fear.

You say you have science-based proof, yet the vast majority of the scientific world has, continues to, reject your "proofs" as inadequate and false in the face of overwhelming and clear evidence to the contrary.

You're in the thin, small minority on this one. You hang in there.

You can see the conspiracy theories better when your water is flouridated :D

You really are as bad as everyone says you are. I didn't believe it, but it's true.

Oh well.

I guess those people who got injected and had their life permanently made worse, that was just imagined.

I suppose I could also give you real data as to how much mercury is in vaccines, as well as real data showing the direct correlation between the amount of vaccines kids get to the rise in autism.

I don't suppose it means anything to you that the symptoms of mercury poisoning are nearly identical to those of autism?

No, of course not.

I forgot to mention. Most of the 'world' has outlawed the use of this preservative. So, again, you are in the overwhelming minority.

Well, actually, yes, yes it does. Unlike you, I actually vaccinate living creatures every day, and I am responsible for what subsequently happens to them over the course of their lifetimes. Of course it matters to me.

Alot more, I imagine, than to a poster on an internet list who's thoroughly researched "scientific" starting off point was, "vaccines don't work".

I have obviously arrived at a far different conclusion that you have regarding the subject.

Of course, that difference of opinion means, to you, that I'm "as bad as everyone says I am".

Which, sadly, demonstrates the depth and approach of your scientific view of the subject matter.

You don't apparently know how long thimerosol has been out of the US vaccination market, huh?

BTW - I don't use thimerosol. So I don't know what "overwhelming minority" you think I am in. Just saying stuff sorta makes you look even crazier than the "anti-vaccination dude" meme you're currently going with.

Unless it went off the market today and I didn't read about it, it is still used.

As a matter of fact, some of the childhood vaccines that were being advertised as being thimerosol free, did indeed still have it in them. FACT.

I have a serious question for you, no sarcasm intended. Why were they using this stuff as a preservative in the first place? I mean it, really, why were they using it?