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December 5, 2018 7:38 pm at 7:38 pm in reply to: Applesauce on latkes is better than sour cream: Prove me wrong. #1638210MilhouseParticipant
Meh, apple sauce, sour cream, how about IN SANDWICHES? A latke sandwich is the best.
December 5, 2018 7:38 pm at 7:38 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1638209MilhouseParticipantLA Mother: I dare anyone still pro vax and vax is only way to go, to just listen to Some rational arguments against them.
There aren’t any.
the huge amount of documented commission that pharmaceutical companies pay to doctors per vial they inject PNLY IF they reach a certain high percentage of their patients otherwise they get zero.
There is no such commission.
Partly the documented proof that for 20 cents more costs per vial the dlsaftey could be much higher
Not true.
One slight example. A lady I know had a kid become vegetative after a vaccine. She then had 2 normal kids she didnt vaccine. Then in another kid she was convinced by doc to vaccine again. Once again became vegetative for life after..just sayin</em
I don’t believe you. Just sayin’.
December 5, 2018 7:37 pm at 7:37 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1638207MilhouseParticipantdoomsday: 0.25 per 1,000 died of Pediarix ALONE. But US Babies get MULTIPLE vaccines at 2 months, 4 months,
and 6 months so their SIDS rate was even higher then babies who only got Pediarix in the vaccine trials.No. 0 out of 1,000 died of Pediarix. 0.25 out of 1,000 died after receiving Pediarix, which is about how many you would expect to die in that period no matter what.
And of course those babies did not get only Pediarix. They got all the normal vaccines as well, except the ones that Pediarix was designed to replace. The whole point of the trial was to see whether Pediarix did better than those other vaccines. They still needed to be protected from those diseases Pediarix doesn’t deal with, so they got everything else. And only 0.25 out of 1,000 died, which means Pediarix didn’t kill any of them.
And 90% of SIDS death βjust happenβ to occur during the 6 months when newborn babies are given multiple vaccines three times. What a Coincidence
Yes, it is a coincidence. Those are the same months that babies were dying for millennia before there were any vaccines.
Just like it is a βCoincidenceβ that Children get Autism right after their vaccinations
Again, that is when autistic children have always started showing symptoms, ever since the creation of the world, so yes, it is a coincidence.
ProVaxxers claim that vaccines only cause 1 in a Million deaths. But the vaccine trials of ONE vaccine showed a death rate 1:4,000. Which is the normal rate of crib death, with or without vaccines. The vaccines did not add anything to the expected number.
And Babies donβt get one vaccine at a time but 7-8 vaccines at a time so the death rate from vaccine is even higher then 1:4,000!
Again, no. The background crib death rate remains the same no matter how many vaccines are added, because vaccines do not kill babies (at least not in numbers measurable in a normal-scaled trial).
Prior to 1960s when Infant Vaccines became widespread, βcrib deathβ as it was known was so RARE that it wasnβt even listed in infant mortality statistics!
More lies. Before the ’60s it was much more common for children to die for no known reason than it is now. It was just accepted that babies die. And that’s all crib death or SIDS is.
Folks, the ProVaxxers canβt dispute the PROOF that Dr. Scheibner produced:
Sure we can. I dispute it.
The ProVaxxers canβt dispute that studies published in the Most Prestigious Medical Journals all support Dr. Scheibnerβs findings.
Yes, we can. If these studies existed that found the same things you say she did, you wouldn’t even need to mention her. You’d just cite them directly.
How can a Judge say the Parents brought sufficient proof that it is most likely their babies SIDS were caused by vaccines and in the same breath deny that vaccines present a substantial risk of SIDS???
He didn’t say that at all. On the contrary, he said the parents presented sufficient evidence and testimony to entitle them to compensation. That is all. They’re entitled to the money they applied for. They did not present evidence that vaccines present a substantial risk of SIDS.
You just answered your own question on what caused the number of SIDS to drop β they started attributing Babies dying in their sleep to OTHER causes such as βUNKNOWN Causeβ
That is SIDS. There are not two categories.
the Number of Babies Dying in their Sleep was basically the Same β even after the βBack to Sleepβ Campaign!
More lies. The number went down dramatically. The biggest proof that the drop is directly attributable to this message is that Australians got it a decade earlier and experienced a dramatic drop. For some reason it took ten years for American parents to get the same message, but lo and behold, as soon as they got it the same drop happened. In total deaths, not deaths written off as unexplained, which is what SIDS means. Any chart you’ve seen that says otherwise is fraudulent.
LA Mom posted that two of her friends children fell into a vegetative state after vaccination.
I Did Not Interchange Autism and Vegetative State as you Lie!Um, yes, you did. In reply #1638039 you did exactly that. You wrote that LA Mother’s fantastic story made sense because autism runs in families.
December 5, 2018 7:25 am at 7:25 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637604MilhouseParticipantThe Journal of the American Medical Association, the Lancet and the New England Journal of Medicine have all published reports that support her findings.
No, they haven’t.
December 5, 2018 7:24 am at 7:24 am in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1637594MilhouseParticipantBy the way, just in case Doomsday doesn’t realize this, the 113th Congress no longer exists. The 115th is nearing its end, and in a month the 116th will be sworn in. So this bill no longer exists either.
December 5, 2018 7:21 am at 7:21 am in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1637587MilhouseParticipantDoomsday made a very specific claim: “Congress requested from the CDC a Vaxxed vs Unvaxxed Study, but the CDC refuses.”
I did not believe Congress ever made such a request, so i asked when this happened. “On what date did the joint resolution pass either house, and what is its number? Was there any response from the CDC, and if so when, and what was it? Put up or shut up.”
Of course Doomsday could not answer these questions, because the claim is yet another one of his/her lies. Instead s/he referred to HR 1757 (113th). This is not a joint resolution, let alone an act (which of course the CDC could not refuse). It’s not even a resolution by one chamber. It was a bill for an act that was introduced into the House in the 113th Congress on Apr-25-2013, which referred it to the Referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, which in turn referred it to the Referred to the Subcommittee on Health, which treated it with the contempt it deserved, taking no further action.
In other words, Doomsday lied yet again. Congress never requested a study, never even came close to requesting it, and of course the CDC could not respond to a request that was never made.
This is the quality of all Doomsday’s claims. Every one of them falls apart the moment you look at it.
December 4, 2018 11:26 pm at 11:26 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637525MilhouseParticipantUSA has one of the highest infant mortality of developed nations.
Yes, it does. This is due primarily to: (1) Demographics. The USA’s demographics are very different from those of Europe, and this obviously affects all medical statistics; (2) More babies being born alive. In Europe it’s first of all more likely that a baby with serious problems will not be born in the first place, but also in many countries a baby that dies within hours of birth will be counted as stillborn.
Even Cuba has better Infant Mortality!
Garbage. Cuban medical statistics are just like all their other statistics. The Cuban “medical miracle” is achieved exactly the same way that Mussolini made the trains run on time, and that Hitler achieved his “economic miracle” in the mid-1930s. When you publish the statistics you can write whatever you like. The German economy did not really boom in the mid-’30s, the Italian trains did not really run on time, and Cuban medicine, which before Castro was among the best in the world, is now nothing like that.
December 4, 2018 11:01 pm at 11:01 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637501MilhouseParticipantThe Journal of the American Medical Association, the Lancet and the New England Journal of Medicine have all published reports that support her findings.
No, they have not. But supposing they had, it wouldn’t change the fact that she is a joke, not qualified to do medical research.
December 4, 2018 10:01 pm at 10:01 pm in reply to: Schools and vaccinations β a modest proposal #1637483MilhouseParticipantThe rabbonim claiming the schools are denying the children chinuch are anti vax. This wonβt help.
That’s why I wrote “if they have any integrity”. They don’t admit to being part of this mishugaas. They say they’re only concerned about the children’s chinuch. My modest proposal would force them to either reverse their posture or else expose themselves as having no integrity, whereupon we can ignore them, not only on this issue but on every issue.
By definition there aren’t any anti-vaxx gedolim, because anyone who is truly anti-vaxx is not a godol.
December 4, 2018 9:45 pm at 9:45 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637467MilhouseParticipantViera Scheibner is a PHd professional researcher.
She is not a PhD, she’s a “doctor of natural science”. More importantly her degree is not in medicine or in anything even remotely connected to medicine. She knows rocks, not bodies. She would have no clue how to conduct a scientific study on a medical question.
December 4, 2018 9:31 pm at 9:31 pm in reply to: Schools and vaccinations β a modest proposal #1637456MilhouseParticipantMy point is that the parents and their supporters in the rabbinate are positioning this as a case of schools denying children a chinuch. The argument is how can you deny a child a chinuch just because you disagree with the parent. So I propose that the school reframe the whole conversation by saying all children are welcome — but if you send them to us we will vaccinate them. Of course the anti-vaxx parents would refuse, but now they, not the schools, would be the ones denying their children a chinuch, so if these rabbonim have any integrity they would have no choice but to turn their position around and support the schools and condemn the parents.
December 4, 2018 9:15 pm at 9:15 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1637449MilhouseParticipanta parent may not be deprived of his/her parental rights without Due Process (7th Amendment) and a Show of Unfitness.
Indeed. This does not require a trial, let alone a jury.
All the decisions you cite are about custody, or education, or a parent’s right to commit a child against his will to a mental institution, etc. None of them rule out the state requiring vaccination of children, just as it may do of adults.
December 4, 2018 9:13 pm at 9:13 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1637433MilhouseParticipantPer the Constitution, ONLY Parents have the right to make decisions for their child unless that parent was found to be unfit after having a Trial and Jury.
That is just not true.
December 4, 2018 9:13 pm at 9:13 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1637428MilhouseParticipantProvaxxers, does it concern you at all that Mandatory Vaccinations are a violation of the Geneva Convention and Nuremberg Laws?
No, they’re not. The Geneva Conventions apply to armies during wars. They have no application in civilian life. And the Nuremberg Laws were NAZI laws, you idiot. They didn’t ban vaccinations, they banned Jews! It’s a mitzvah to violate them!
December 4, 2018 9:13 pm at 9:13 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1637426MilhouseParticipantCongress requested from the CDC a Vaxxed vs Unvaxxed Study, but the CDC refuses.
This is a specific, provable claim, so you have a chance to verify your credibility. When did Congress make this request? In other words, on what date did the joint resolution pass either house, and what is its number? Was there any response from the CDC, and if so when, and what was it? Put up or shut up.
December 4, 2018 9:13 pm at 9:13 pm in reply to: The Anti-Vaxxers are Causing a Chillul Hashem #1637424MilhouseParticipantIf government has the right to decide what is βthe best interests of the childβ and NOT the Parents, then Government Can and WILL outlaw Bris Milah!
The government already can outlaw circumcision if it wants to, so long as it is not specifically targeting religious practice. If it bans circumcision for everybody, and its motive is not to attack religion, then it has the power to do so.
It can make an exception for religious purposes, and if such a hypothetical ban were to pass it almost certainly would make such an exception, but it would not have to. It would be entirely within its powers to say no exceptions, and we’d have to go to another city or state for milah, or do it illegally.
Nothing we do or say about vaccines can change or affect this. Governments inherently have this power. The reason they don’t ban milah is not because they can’t but because they don’t want to.
December 4, 2018 8:08 pm at 8:08 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637377MilhouseParticipantViera Scheibner is not a medical doctor, knows nothing at all about medicine, and her claims are ridiculous. There is no reason for anyone to debate her, any more than one would debate some bum off the street. Crib death has been happening since long before the first vaccine was ever invented, and over the last few decades, while vaccination rates keep rising dramatically, crib death rates keep falling (as one would expect, since we’re finding the causes of some deaths, and either preventing them or recording them as caused by whatever caused them, rather than the catch-all SIDS).
December 4, 2018 8:08 pm at 8:08 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637378MilhouseParticipantIn a scientific study of SIDS, authored by Scheibner
Lol. How would she even know how to conduct a scientific study?
December 4, 2018 7:20 pm at 7:20 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637374MilhouseParticipantPediarix Vaccine kills 1:4,000 Babies β Per Pediarix Vaccine Insert!
Quote from Pediarix Insert:
The rate of sids among all recipients of pediarix across the 14 trials was 0.25/1,000
I cannot believe doomsday’s sheer chutzpah. 0.25 per 1,000 of babies who got Pediarix died; the normal rate of SIDS in the US over that period was 1.2 per 1,000. 1.2 over the course of the few months in which SIDS is common is very compatible with 0.25 over the course of 30 days out of those few months. So the Pediarix babies died at about the same rate as all babies do. Therefore none of them died because of the vaccine.
1:4,000 is NOT 1:Million as CDC LIES! And that is just from ONE vaccine β but babies get MULTIPLE vaccines
at one time so the rate is likely higher.1:4000 is indeed not 1:1M. Nobody ever said it was. Nobody ever suggested that measles is as deadly as all the various unknown risks that together make up the SIDS death rate. If we knew what those risks were, and could vaccinate against them we would. And you would be resisting and refusing and condemning those babies to death. But that is not “from one vaccine”. NONE of those deaths were linked to the vaccine in any way but that they happened within the next 30 days, and presumably no more than 1/30 of them happened within 24 hours of the vaccine being administered. These babies didn’t get just one vaccine, they got all the normal ones as well, so even if vaccines did have such an effect the rate wouldn’t be any higher from multiple vaccines.
Basically you’re a deliberate liar, actively trying to persuade people to kill their children by neglect. Shame on you.
December 4, 2018 5:36 pm at 5:36 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637305MilhouseParticipantMillhouse LIES that there are NOT thousands of children who DIED within hours of taking vaccine!
On the contrary, this is the plain truth, these thousands of children do not exist and never did, and you have invented them from your lying imagination.
Millhouse, Are you calling VAERS and Dept of Health a Liars?!
VAERS certainly contains many false reports, including some that are deliberate lies. Anybody can file a report, and there is no verification. But it does not contain these imaginary children you invented.
Per Vaers there are 168 deaths per year REPORTED.
Almost NONE of whom are alleged to have died within hours of being vaccinated.
per DOH only 1-13% of all SERIOUS adverse events are reported,
Liar. Not only has the DOH never said any such thing, neither did the report you refer to (which (1) is not by the DOH, (2) refers only to what the two authors observed in one chain of clinics over a period of 41 months, and (3) says nothing whatsoever about the percentage of serious adverse events after vaccines)
so there are THOUSANDS of deaths within hours of vaccines every year!
No, there are not. You are lying through your teeth.
December 4, 2018 5:35 pm at 5:35 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637300MilhouseParticipantVaccines are NOT safety tested the same way Medicine is. There are NO PLACEBO Tests comparing Vaxxed to Unvaxxed like MUST be done for all other new medicine by LAW!
Another lie. Where no known efficacious vaccine exists for a disease, any newly developed vaccine is tested against a placebo. Where a vaccine already exists and is known to work, of course it would be unethical to test a new and improved vaccine against a control group that is completely unvaccinated. The control group in such a test is of course given the already-proven vaccine, to see whether the new one is better and/or safer.
December 4, 2018 4:49 pm at 4:49 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1637282MilhouseParticipantBecause all Medicine has risk the Government may not FORCE/MANDATE that you take that risk!
It certainly may. It is well-established law that the government does indeed have such powers. It may forcibly seize not only your children but also you and forcibly vaccinate you against whichever diseases it considers to be threat to public health. In this instance it has not yet chosen to exercise them; perhaps it should.
December 4, 2018 3:52 pm at 3:52 pm in reply to: Schools and vaccinations β a modest proposal #1637246MilhouseParticipantIf parents are starving their children, is it illegal to feed them? If they are keeping them naked is it illegal to clothe them? And even if it is illegal, so what, no jury will ever convict. Certainly the Torah would approve, so who cares about laws of Sedom.
As for lawsuits there will be none, because parents who are so meshugeh will simply not take the schools up on the offer. They will unfortunately keep their children home from school, and will no longer be able to blame the school for denying the children a chinuch. And all the rabbonim who are so concerned for these children’s chinuch will have to address the new reality that it’s the parents who are standing in the way, not the school.
December 4, 2018 3:51 pm at 3:51 pm in reply to: Are students allowed to be thrown out of school? Mesivta/ high school #1637250MilhouseParticipant“The little”, when was there ever a time when melamdim had only 6-8 talmidim?
December 3, 2018 7:03 pm at 7:03 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1636458MilhouseParticipantThere are thousands of children who died within hours of getting vaccinated.
No, there are not.There are Hundreds of Thousands of children who regressed into autism after being vaccinated.
No, there are not.And there are DOCTORS who WITNESSED it!
No, there are not.Lo dubim velo ya`ar.
December 3, 2018 6:07 pm at 6:07 pm in reply to: Schools and vaccinations β a modest proposal #1636433MilhouseParticipantJoseph, if you’re worried about forged documentation, the exact same problem exists now. My modest proposal would not affect that.
Eli Y, we can’t stop them from being Jewish. Cherem doesn’t make someone not Jewish. And we have no right to put the children in cherem, or to deprive them of any benefit.
Apusheteyid, the children are not claiming a different religion. They are bnei Avrohom Yitzchok Veyaacov, with Jewish neshomos for whose welfare we are each personally responsible. That is the rabbonim’s whole point when they tell the schools not to exclude them. So fine, let the schools not exclude them, but vaccinate them as soon as they show up. If this causes the parents not to send them, then surely the same rabbonim, if they’re truly honest, will have no choice but to turn their condemnation on the parents who are spurning the schools’ generous offer.
December 2, 2018 8:59 pm at 8:59 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1635488MilhouseParticipantI know because I davened for herβ¦
That makes even less sense than “I know because I’m a mother”. Davening does wonderful things lemaaloh, but one thing it definitely doesn’t do is give one ruach hakodesh.
December 2, 2018 8:59 pm at 8:59 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1635477MilhouseParticipantdoomsday: Millhouse, if 1-13% of SERIOUS adverse drug reactions are not reported, why do you dispute it isnβt the same for vaccines?
Because if that were the case the report would have said so. But that’s not the point. The point is that you <b>falsely</b> claimed that it did say so, when anyone can see that it didn’t. You also falsely portrayed this as a statement or position of the US Dept of Health, when in fact it is no more than a statement by two authors, either of their unsupported impression of what happens in the world, or (more likely) of what they found at one chain of clinics over the course of 41 months.
December 2, 2018 8:35 pm at 8:35 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1635475MilhouseParticipantMillhouse, what if a vaxxed vs unvaxxed shows ALL these diseases are FAR MORE common in vaccinated children then unvaccinated?
What if a “study’ showed the moon was made of cheese?
December 2, 2018 8:35 pm at 8:35 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1635473MilhouseParticipantDoomsday: See this quote from a Law firm
Stop right there. You’ve just answered your question.
The Vaccine Adverse Events Reports database is chock full of people who have been killed or injured by the flu vaccine.
The VAERS is chock full of garbage, put there by lawyers who file reports for the sole purpose of providing support for their lawsuits. Never forget that (1) VAERS is a database of adverse events that happened after vaccination <i>whether or not they were caused by it, and (2) there is no verification that either the event or the vaccination even occurred in the first place.
December 2, 2018 6:38 pm at 6:38 pm in reply to: Whatβs with all the hate crimes against Klal Yisroel ?!?! #1635422MilhouseParticipantthe recent report by the Departmen of Justice that hate-crimes have inreased 57 percent since the new administration took office
There is no such report. You refer to a report by the ADL, which has been completely debunked, because it includes many crimes that were proven not to have been motivated by antisemitism at all, as well as antisemitic crimes committed by enemies of the new administration.
December 2, 2018 6:06 pm at 6:06 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1635397MilhouseParticipantEli Y: Oh really? Would not a scientist have to compare this number with how many died from the vaccine?
That would be zero.
Either the US Surgeon General does not understand basic research methodology or he is misleading the public.
Or, far more likely, you do not understand basic research methodology.
December 2, 2018 5:49 pm at 5:49 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1635388MilhouseParticipantBut Dept. of Health says that Fewer then 1% of Vaccine Adverse Events Are Reported!
That is not true. The Dept of Health has never said such a thing. Doomsday is citing an unsupported statement from one report written by two authors, not an official statement or position adopted by the DOH. If it’s meant as a general statement about the level of reporting in the US, then it’s not clear where these two authors got this information.
Alternatively, they may simply be referring to their own study of 1.4M vaccine doses, of 45 vaccines, given to 376K individuals, over the course of 41 months. They report that they identified 35K possible reactions, so perhaps they simply mean that only 350 of these were reported to VAERS.
Note very well that they are not referring to events that were verified to have been caused by the vaccines. They’re simply adverse events that happened subsequent to vaccines. That’s all VAERS is; every report in there is simply something that happened after a vaccine, and therefore may or may not have been caused by it. But by studying the practices of one chain of clinics these two may have found (it’s not clear) that in practice doctors tend to report only those events they seriously think might be related to the vaccines.
At any rate this is certainly not any sort of basis for supposing deaths subsequent to vaccines were not reported by doctors at these clinics, or aren’t reported by doctors generally. And the fact that an event, including death, is reported is not evidence that it was caused by a vaccine.
December 2, 2018 5:49 pm at 5:49 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1635389MilhouseParticipantBenignuman Lied! that unreported adverse events are for Minor things like a Rash. But the above quote says that even SERIOUS adverse events are only reported 1-13%.
No, it doesn’t. As many people have pointed out, that statement is about drugs, not vaccines.
December 2, 2018 5:49 pm at 5:49 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1635390MilhouseParticipantshragi schiff: Their effectiveness is highly doubtful given that the first vaccine was invented in 1796 and measles wasnβt declared eradicated in the US until over 200 years later!
Another fool heard from. The measles vaccine was not invented in 1796, you fool. It was first introduced in 1963, the second dose was introduced in 1990, and by 1997 measles was effectively eradicated from the US. That’s not 200 years.
December 2, 2018 10:55 am at 10:55 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1635046MilhouseParticipantGive me a study comparing vaccinated vs. un-vaccinated children comparing, for starters rates of:
SIDS
Cancer
Autism
Epilepsy
Learning disabilities
Diabetes Type 1 and 2
Rates of death and disabilities from the illnesses preventable by vaccines.Add a few more conditions to this laundry list and I can almost guarantee that you will find a statistically significant correlation for at least one of them, purely by chance. If you don’t understand this then you have no idea how statistics work and have no right to an opinion on the topic. Search for “xkcd” and “green jelly beans”
November 30, 2018 11:29 am at 11:29 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1633794MilhouseParticipantVaccinator: “Yep, you heard it here first: AVOCADOS CAUSE AUTISM!! ”
Also green jelly beans. (If you don’t get the reference, search for “xkcd” and “significant”)
November 28, 2018 6:48 pm at 6:48 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1632565MilhouseParticipantDoomsday, the ~400 deaths figure did not come from analyzing all death certificates nationwide. That figure is how many of the ~400,000 cases a year that were reported died. If actual cases were more like 3 million, then ~3000 did die every year, and you have no more idea than anyone else what cause of death was listed on their certificates. They may very well have given measles, or complications from measles, as the cause, or as one of the causes; nobody ever looked and there is no national database to consult.
MilhouseParticipantYes, Daas Yochid, Chabad not only has extra yomim tovim but an extra rosh hashono. And it’s well known that when a certain rov complained to R Chaim Ozer that the chassidim are contradicting the mishneh which says there are only four roshei shonim, R Chaim Ozer replied ruefully: ΧΧΧ ΧΧΧ Χ§ΧΧΧ Χ¦Χ ΧΧΧ ΧΧΧ ΧΧΧ Χ ΧΧΧ’Χ¨Χ ΧΧΧΧ ΧΧΧ’Χ¨. “They get more and we get less”.
November 27, 2018 7:02 am at 7:02 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1631080MilhouseParticipantMore on Amish
November 27, 2018 7:02 am at 7:02 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1631079MilhouseParticipant” People have used nutrition and supplements to cure cancer and other diseases ”
More lies. No, they have not. People who treat cancer with “nutrition and supplements” are called corpses, and suicides at that.
“If autism is βgeneticβ how did the autism rate go from 1:10,000 in 1970s to 1:59 today???”
It didn’t. Most of that increase is simply more sensitive diagnosis. The rest of it is likely to be due to an increase in the number of couples carrying the genes, as carriers meet and marry each other. But there are many unknown factors at play; the one thing we know beyond all doubt is <i>not</i> a factor is vaccines. It’s been studied so intensely that if there were any truth to it, the evidence would have been found by now.
And I repeat: VAERS is not proof of anything. <i>Nothing</i> in VAERS is confirmed. It’s all simply reports of bad things that happened after vaccines, without any reason to suppose the vaccines had anything to do with them.
November 27, 2018 7:01 am at 7:01 am in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1631078MilhouseParticipant“Autism is extremely rare in unvaccinated children”
This is an outright lie.
“Letβs try Amish children. They are mostly unvaccinated.”
Another lie
“he has seen no cases of autism in the thousands of Amish children he has treated over 25 years.”
He lies. He sees plenty of autism, he just doesn’t want to call it that. And some of it he doesn’t see because the parents see no need to bring an otherwise healthy child to his clinic just because s/he is behaving abnormally.
All the “doctors” you cite are liars. They all make very good money from gullible people like you. Why should we give them more credibility than you give normal doctors, the CDC, and the vaccine industry?
November 26, 2018 6:22 pm at 6:22 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1630862MilhouseParticipantDoomsday, stop lying. Everything you wrote is a lie. Name one case where the vaccine court paid out for autism.
November 26, 2018 12:55 pm at 12:55 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1630684MilhouseParticipant“It is literally impossible to have an eyewitness account of something causing autism.”
Exactly. Anyone who claims to have witnessed such a thing is a liar. All anyone can say is that such-and-such a thing happened shortly before the child was diagnosed. NOBODY can say that the diagnosis would not have been exactly the same had that thing not occurred. Nobody knows what causes autism, but the most likely explanation is that it’s genetic, which means nothing anyone does or doesn’t do can either cause or prevent it.
November 24, 2018 8:51 pm at 8:51 pm in reply to: Lev Tahor and other frum cults- and don’t misunderstand me #1629777MilhouseParticipantIt depends what you mean by NK. The old NK, under R Amrom, was 100% within yiddishkeit, and any difference one might have with them was the same as any difference of opinion within Torah. Now it’s my understanding that the majority of NK are still like that, but the Hirsch meshugo’im have so thoroughly besmirched their name that they just keep their head down and stick to what they believe is right.
Hirsch was simply a paid traitor to am yisroel. He’s just like Yishmoel ben Nesanya yimash shemo, and there is nothing more to be said about him. His followers are either traitors like him, or else crazy people who are not responsible for their actions. I think that is most of them; 50 or so unbalanced people whom he misled onto an evil path and they follow it like robots, without the mental capacity to reason their way off it.
November 24, 2018 8:50 pm at 8:50 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1629778MilhouseParticipantOooh, a GOVERNMENT REPORT! I’m so impressed.
There’s no point in arguing with someone who is simply a liar. All one can do is expose their lies so others shouldn’t be misled.
MilhouseParticipant<checks box> Indeed it is Get the Macguffin. 2-11 players, 5-10 minutes, lots of fun and very little thought required. Just the thing to relax with after a 3-hour game of Terraforming Mars.
Another recent game that’s pretty, easy to learn, and a lot harder than it looks is Azul.
November 22, 2018 3:53 pm at 3:53 pm in reply to: Is it Mutar to celebrate Thanksgiving?!?!?!?!?!?! #1629181MilhouseParticipantLaskern, the pilgrims did NOT eat turkey. There is no connection between turkey and Thanksgiving. People cook a turkey on this day for the same reason they do at any large family gathering, because it’s a big bird and feeds a lot of people.
November 22, 2018 3:53 pm at 3:53 pm in reply to: Is it Mutar to celebrate Thanksgiving?!?!?!?!?!?! #1629182MilhouseParticipantThe whole question doesn’t start. Those rabbonim who assered it started from the premise that it’s a goyisher holiday, but that is simply not true. It’s an America holiday, and from the very beginning Americans have included yidden. Since the first time President Washington proclaimed a day of thanksgiving to the Creator (carefully not specifying any identifying traits that would limit it to one religion) Jewish Americans celebrated it equally with non-Jewish ones. So it’s just as much a yiddisher holiday as a goyisher one.
As for setting up a “moed”, there’s a long Jewish tradition of doing exactly that. Each community has many days that they celebrate or fast every year to remember this or that thing that happened since the time of Chazal. OK, this one does not commemorate any specific event, it’s just to thank Hashem for the harvest; it’s a late Sukkos, adapted for a very different climate and agricultural cycle than Eretz Yisroel. Surely that makes it better, not worse.
November 22, 2018 3:52 pm at 3:52 pm in reply to: Studies on vaccines you might have missed.π¨βπ¬ππ« #1629188MilhouseParticipantRe William Thompson, here are the facts: leftbrainrightbrain.co.uk/2017/02/10/a-look-back-at-the-so-called-cdc-whistleblower-story-and-how-vaxxed-is-misleading/
The facts are that the correlation his study found in African-American boys vaccinated at 36 months was entirely due to parents vaccinating their already-autistic children to get them into special ed schools. His claim to have found a correlation at 24 months was simply not true. His own numbers show that there was no correlation at 24 months, so when he said there was he did not tell the truth. (Note that even he absolutely supports vaccination.)
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