doomsday,
Again you imply there is a debate and that the CDC lied, there is no debate and not sure where lying comes into the picture, it is the facts that matter.
The fact is, there are multiple independent studies that clearly have proven there is no link between vaccines and autism.
There is no study that was able to link autism to vaccines, other than the now known fraudulent study by Andrew Wakefield.
The fact that parents who decided to blame the vaccines for their child’s diagnosis feel strongly about this, does not mean that this is the fact, the evidence clearly shows that this is not the case.
Anecdotally, there are families that stopped vaccinating after one or more of their children were diagnosed with autism, yet they had more children with autism. If this is not genetics, what else is it?
Among one of your comments you implied that vaccines do not really work, this is a ridiculous comment and if that were the case would be easy to study this.
– Almost all cases of measles in the current outbreak were among non-vaccinated people.
– The outbreak is focused in the Jewish community (viruses don’t discriminate).
– Vaccinated individuals (friends and care providers) have not gotten the virus.