RFK hearing

[Incogneeto]

That's true, but who's most affected by the measles outbreaks?

The Amish.

[neurosis]

The Amish.

Is that true?  I have no idea if you're making that up. I thought it was those crazy Texans.

[Newbeeee™]

I wouldn't use this family as the benchmark for society.

They live in a very rural area and I believe they home school their children. Both generations.

They are very hippy.  If you saw photo's you'd think they were straight out of the 60's.

So far it's worked for them. 

So they are doing it 100% correct with healthy kids, grandkids and education too by the sounds of it.
Perhaps they should be the benchmark....

[neurosis]

So they are doing it 100% correct with healthy kids, grandkids and education too by the sounds of it.
Perhaps they should be the benchmark....

They stay away from most people so they're not in any danger of getting or spreading these things.

I couldn't live like that.  I don't judge them for their lifestyle.

I don't think their children can get in to local schools not being vaccinated?

I will say this.. they've spread some misinformation to others on social media. I don't care for that, but I don't judge them for how they live their lives.

[Incogneeto]

Is that true?  I have no idea if you're making that up. I thought it was those crazy Texans.

Amish Texans.

[Newbeeee™]

I will say this.. they've spread some misinformation to others on social media.

Says who?
Who says whatever they said, is misinformation?

[neurosis]

Says who?
Who says whatever they said, is misinformation?

Good point.

The 10,000 scientists.

The 10 say's they're right.

[Newbeeee™]

Good point.

The 10,000 scientists.

The 10 say's they're right.

Again to quote the editor of the Lancet Richard Horton in 2015, 10 years ago, "much of the scientific literature, perhaps half, may simply be untrue, due to issues like small sample sizes, conflicts of interest, and poor study designs."

[neurosis]

Again to quote the editor of the Lancet Richard Horton in 2015, 10 years ago, "much of the scientific literature, perhaps half, may simply be untrue, due to issues like small sample sizes, conflicts of interest, and poor study designs."

Has Richard Horton been talking to Yodoug?

[CNCAppsJames]

😋

Horton's coffee...

[Newbeeee™]

Has Richard Horton been talking to Yodoug?

Just wondering....do you at least acknowledge that most (all?) reports are funded by the same drug company that will patent and/or produce said drug?
And quite often, the "scientists" are also on said company's payroll.

[Newbeeee™]

....another thing that amazes me, is how any test reports could "prove success", when contagion, is "impossible" to prove....
https://x.com/i/status/1846576695219830941

[neurosis]

Just wondering....do you at least acknowledge that most (all?) reports are funded by the same drug company that will patent and/or produce said drug?
And quite often, the "scientists" are also on said company's payroll.

Yes. But those studies get scrutinized by thousands of other scientists who aren't paid by those companies. 

My complaint is how some people are willing to believe a few even when thousands contradict.

[Newbeeee™]

Drunk posting is the best 
And yet above yours, is a 40 year study by UK MOD at Porton Down Salisbury with 20k people 
Oh....the UK bio lab, literally just down the road from the "Russian poisoning" in 2018....Hmmmm....

[neurosis]

And yet above yours, is a 40 year study by UK MOD at Porton Down Salisbury with 20k people 
Oh....the UK bio lab, literally just down the road from the "Russian poisoning" in 2018....Hmmmm....

I was generalizing about anti-vaxers.