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 [photo of a baby]  This is what tetanus looks like   Edit: removing the explicit question because I don't want her finding this in her polio "research." But uh, that's...that's not true, is it? 15's last comment in the second (comments) picture. Plastics. has a new favorite as of 23:21 on Jun 12, 2013 |
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Is it considered immoral to post incredibly graphic pictures of smallpox in the comment threads of these kinda of posts? I would guess the 10% thing relates to areas where the disease was on it's way out and they were doing the final round of targeted vaccinations? It also HASN'T been eradicated and is in fact getting worse in some regions because of a combination of western anti vaccination propaganda mixed with the very real historical trend of unscrupulous medical companies doing unethical research in poor countries Fatkraken has a new favorite as of 20:01 on Jun 12, 2013 |
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Jun 12, 2013 19:59
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Man, babies just brutalize nipples before they have teeth. I can only imagine the horror of breastfeeding after their teeth start coming in.
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NeurosisHead posted:Man, babies just brutalize nipples before they have teeth. I can only imagine the horror of breastfeeding after their teeth start coming in. "The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends that breastfeeding continue for at least 12 months, and thereafter for as long as mother and baby desire. The World Health Organization recommends continued breastfeeding up to 2 years of age or beyond." (Source). Most babies start getting teeth around six months, sooo  My favorite comment is the one about most babies who got pertussis having been vaccinated. No poo poo? Most babies are vaccinated, period. The concept of herd immunity seriously flies over the heads of these people. It's you with your constant exposure to an unvaccinated child and said child that are giving babies pertussis, you stupid piece of poo poo. Seriously, there is something sociopathic about anti-vaxxers. It's just a whole other kind of "gently caress you, got mine".
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Fatkraken posted:Is it considered immoral to post incredibly graphic pictures of smallpox in the comment threads of these kinda of posts? I'm sure she'd answer that the chance of "getting" autism is much higher than the chance of getting smallpox or polio, which is true except for the technicality that vaccines don't cause autism And that's what I assumed, the ring-vaccination approach for clamping down on pockets of outbreaks. I was an anti-vaxer when I was a teenager, luckily majoring in chem and bio killed my insane hippie urges but that's never going to happen for most AVs and their kids are going to get all mangled from playing in the grass.  Edit: Silly Hippie posted:The World Health Organization recommends continued breastfeeding up to 2 years of age or beyond. Plastics. has a new favorite as of 20:18 on Jun 12, 2013 |
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Jun 12, 2013 20:13
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Plastics. posted:Edit: removing the explicit question because I don't want her finding this in her polio "research." But uh, that's...that's not true, is it? 15's last comment in the second (comments) picture. No, leukemia was explicitly seen in infants that were subjected to radiation from Hiroshima & Nagasaki, and a paper was written which posited the connection. That happened before the invention of a polio vaccine in 1955, so leukemia was definitely existant in infants before then. Of course, if you tell them that, they'll counter that 'the nuclear bombs weren't natural, show me an infant that caught leukemia without exposure to radiation or such... Given that we know leukemia is environmental, and that 2 of the things that are known to cause it are radiation and pesticides, that's kinda like saying 'show me someone that has been killed by a bus without being hit by any bus'. edit: This source (http://catdir.loc.gov/catdir/samples/cam032/98046407.pdf) quotes Ward G., "The infective theory of acute leukemia" as discussing the prevalence of acute leukemia in infants aged 1-5 years old, in 1917. Therefore it's clear that leukemia definitely existed in 2 year olds prior to 1955. SybilVimes has a new favorite as of 20:34 on Jun 12, 2013 |
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Jun 12, 2013 20:27
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Plastics. posted:I understand the spirit of this post and I'm not against extended breastfeeding or anything (within reason), but I just wanted to single out this sentence, because how are we even supposed to interpret this? Breastfeed up to 2 years and beyond Editing because I think I know what you mean now. I believe they mean that there are benefits seen in children up to the 2 year mark, and going beyond is fine as well. I think that's what it means. Noblesse Obliged has a new favorite as of 20:34 on Jun 12, 2013 |
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Jun 12, 2013 20:32
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El Fappo posted:No idea why he thinks I would agree with his holocaust justification and plan to apparently kill off poor people and stupid people. Probably self-loathing. He definitely fits into the stupid people category.
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I love the addition of "THEY PUT ABORTED FETUS IN THE VACCINE" like they have a stock of that stuff somewhere and has had a stock of it for a long time. I would also worry about telling them how blood donating and blood transfusions work. "You won't put someone elses blood in my baby!"
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Ularg posted:I love the addition of "THEY PUT ABORTED FETUS IN THE VACCINE" like they have a stock of that stuff somewhere and has had a stock of it for a long time. I would also worry about telling them how blood donating and blood transfusions work. Uh, they kinda do have stock of it. It's a classic 'traditional chinese alternate medicine' thing, and you could until recently literally order 500Kg of powdered fetus from alibaba. e: To clarify, it's not used in any western medicine, and is illegal to trade internationally, hence the 'until recently' part of that statement, as alibaba appear to have cracked down on it, although there was a customs bust in south korea of imported pills filled with 'powdered human fetus' from china back at the end of last year. Given the right amount of crazy I can imagine someone mixing up the egg protein in some vaccines with reports of illegal chinese 'powdered fetus protein' and ending up with 2 + 2 = 87. SybilVimes has a new favorite as of 20:47 on Jun 12, 2013 |
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Ularg posted:I love the addition of "THEY PUT ABORTED FETUS IN THE VACCINE" like they have a stock of that stuff somewhere and has had a stock of it for a long time. I would also worry about telling them how blood donating and blood transfusions work. I'm just imagining what they must think vaccine makers do. "Yo Bob, we're running a bit low on ABORTED FETUSES, can you go back to the stockroom to grab some? They're right next to the autism-ifiers."
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Plastics. posted:Edit:  
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Ularg posted:I love the addition of "THEY PUT ABORTED FETUS IN THE VACCINE" like they have a stock of that stuff somewhere and has had a stock of it for a long time. I would also worry about telling them how blood donating and blood transfusions work. Do they mean egg proteins found in flu vaccines? Because I'm not sure how they think there are aborted fetuses in vaccines.
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Silly Hippie posted:I've actually seen women in burqas two or three times here in Texas. But yeah, it's very noticeable and memorable which suggests to me that people who talk about seeing "all these Muslim women in burqas" or whatever are full of poo poo. It's been a few days since I've checked my favorite Apocalypse fetish FB page...  Normally I would think that's a troll, but Albert is a frequent poster on that page, and by that I mean he posts on literally every single thing, usually a variation of "tick tock" or, if he feels his ticks and tocks aren't enough, he'll request someone else to post it with him. He's obsessed and seems pretty genuine, so I think we have an unironic Santans sighting here.  GOD'S BACK YARD!   Oh, Bryndon.  And apparently some weird social drama is going on with Albert, judging by comments on a few other posts, but I don't care enough to scroll back and see what it is.
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Shauna really really really loves Jesus.
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So who is santan and what are his instruments?
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  She just posted about buying Animal Crossing yesterday. Priorities dude. edit: wow, artifacting. I'm not actually sure how that happened 
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Darth Freddy posted:So who is santan and what are his instruments? Come on, Darth Freddy, It's an obvious typo 
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El Fappo posted:
Idiots on Facebook: "I kinda see the point behind what [Hitler] did he was just trying to clean al the garbage an the peaces of poo poo"
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York_M_Chan posted:Come on, Darth Freddy, It's an obvious typo Tick tock tick tock tick tock http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Evils%20in%20America/Rock-n-Roll/carlos_santana.htm
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With the number of people that already post hashtags on Facebook, I thought this was already a thing.
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Darth Freddy posted:So who is santan and what are his instruments? Horns. He plays ska.
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El Fappo posted:
I dunno about this Hilter dude. I mean, I'm A-OK with the whole annexing Minehead thing, that's wonderful, but he's mentioned these "boncentration bamps" and I'm a little uneasy about them. For one thing, they sound really expensive and my taxes are high enough, dammit 
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Plastics. posted:
What gets me about anti-vaxxers is what they are really saying: "I'd rather my kid be dead than autistic." Yep, they only want 'perfect' kids.
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Taliaquin posted:Cogsworth's obnoxious brother. Man, I can only imagine what it's like to live with this guy.  : Huh, a teacher got suspended. : Tick tock tick tock.: They're building a new collider.: Tick tock tick tock.: Looks like a storm's looming.: Tick tock tick tock.: Oof, I don't think that burrito is agreeing with me.: Tick tock tick tock.
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Silly Hippie posted:I've actually seen women in burqas two or three times here in Texas. But yeah, it's very noticeable and memorable which suggests to me that people who talk about seeing "all these Muslim women in burqas" or whatever are full of poo poo. I actually see a lot of black muslim women in Philadelphia wearing the niquab. I don't particularly understand why but hey, they don't bother anyone. To each their own. shut up netface has a new favorite as of 01:41 on Jun 13, 2013 |
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shut up netface posted:I actually see a lot of black muslim women in Philadelphia wearing the niquab. I don't particularly understand why but hey, they don't bother anyone. To each their own. True story, I lived in Egypt for two years and saw precisely one full-on burqa--whose occupant castigated me for cutting in line at a government office (which, in Egypt, who does that) in the twangiest Missouri accent I've ever heard. Still not sure what actually happened there.
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dijon du jour posted:Man, I can only imagine what it's like to live with this guy. It's like a poor gimmick designed for Captain Hook's fanpage.
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Khazar-khum posted:What gets me about anti-vaxxers is what they are really saying: Nah, they just think vaccines don't work. 'Cause they're not natural, you see. Things that aren't natural are bad. Someone I know posted this recently though: Parents' fear of vaccinations nearly killed their son.
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...Did anyone else's eye twitch ever-so-slightly reading through that  pigshit?
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Regalingualius posted:...Did anyone else's eye twitch ever-so-slightly reading through that I very nearly punched my laptop screen. Holy poo poo.
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Most men won't commit to rape. This is a known fact. I guess biologically they're rapists, but they're also biologically really lazy.
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Silly Hippie posted:
Also, it's a vaccine that needs a booster every 10 years. If you're an adult and you've never had a pertussis booster, you're part of the problem. Go get your booster. To those of you that were wondering about extended breastfeeding, if you were to ask that question in SA's own parenting threads you'd find that many goon moms have nursed past two years. It's not shocking or crazy over-the-top parenting. In some countries breastfeeding at least six years is the norm.
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Well, with E3 going on, I guess an Xbox One vs. PS4 debate on my feed was pretty much inevitable. 
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Trash Boat posted:Well, with E3 going on, I guess an Xbox One vs. PS4 debate on my feed was pretty much inevitable. nuff nuff jiggly puff hilary duff. I think that sums up all of it quite well.
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Khazar-khum posted:What gets me about anti-vaxxers is what they are really saying: My cousin, a self-proclaimed "crunchy, quiverfull mama" was an anti-vaxxer until her oldest, who was never vaccinated with anything, was diagnosed as high functioning autistic. Luckily, rather than assuming it was latent toxins from her own vaccines or some other crazy horseshit, she decided that maybe it isn't vaccines and got all of her 6 boys vaccinated.
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