Then, in 2008 I noted how lawyers were gaming VAERS by encouraging plaintiffs to report that their child's autism had first been diagnosed after vaccination.https://respectfulinsolence.com/2008/01/18/how-vaccine-litigation-distorts-the-vaer/ …
Perhaps the most ridiculous example occurred six years ago, when antivaxxers pointed to a 1969 episode of "The Brady Bunch" in which all the kids catch the measles to claim that people back then thought measles was no big deal because it wasn't dangerous.https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/appeal-to-brady-bunch-vaccine-fallacy/ …
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I note that in that post I also discussed a really despicable antivaccine trope that's risen to the fore during
#COVID19, namely the shrugging of one's shoulders at the deaths caused by the disease as "not a big deal." Antivaxxers did it for measles then and do it for COVID now. -
Maybe, Anna, someday antivaxxers will make some bogus claim about vaccines that is radically new and has never before been made. I tend to doubt that I'll live long enough to see it, though.

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