This is hardly surprising at this point, but here’s Robert F Kennedy Jr. with Andrew Wakefield, calling him “unjustly vilified” and the articles exposing his fraud part of a “global smear campaign.”pic.twitter.com/F17ofcymDE
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The two of them in one place is enough to make me vomit. Can we set them on fire please?
there's a good point to be made that the way the medical establishment disenfranchises women is exactly how fruit loops like Wakefield find their niche and flourish but I suppose we all already know exactly how misogyny allows for his grift
RFKJr needs to put that energy into glyphosate research. A doctor (I need to find her name) has looked at glyphosate use and it strongly correlates with the rise in autistic spectrum disorders in the past 70 years. He can fight for the environment and not harm children.
http://www.hoajonline.com/autism/2054-992X/3/1 … Stephanie Seneff is the doc I was thinking of. Computer scientist apply that knowledge to epidemiology. And, yes, I know correlation does not mean cause. That's why good research like the one in the link addresses limitations and the need for more study.
Serious parallels with trans medical critics
Interesting point!
This “doctor” caused a great deal of unwarranted guilt within my family. My daughter is autistic. His “research” came out after she was vaccinated. Her mother has spent years dealing with feelings of profound guilt believing that our actions caused her to develop autism.
The anti vax movement is about everything but logic and reason. They will borrow beg or steal any tactic from anywhere that they think gives them an edge up. And even Jesus appearing personally and saying he invented vaccines wouldn't be enough.
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