A solution to this argument

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> I said I wasn't going to post again on this (I expect I'll hear about that)

> but I think I've found a simple solution to the argument we have going on

> here. Basically, I would encourage all parents to research the matter for

> themselves and draw their own conclusions. Don't spend any more time arguing

with

> someone who won't look at both sides of the issue. However, do learn from her

> attitude. This is what many of us have been facing for years. All of us who

> believe vaccines can and do hurt at least some kids can expect to encounter

> this kind of argument -- someone simply stating over and over that the

> government says vaccines are safe, with no real evidence that they are. The

fact

> that she's taken pre-med courses means little in the face of the fact that

many

> people who actually did go to medical school and are now practicing medicine

> believe that vaccines are not safe for all kids.

Kirby, the New York Times journalist who researched and wrote the book

> Evidence of Harm, has this to say about the vaccine debate.

>

>

> >> >>>

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>>> The Vaccine-Autism Story: Trust Your Government, or Be a Patriot and Get

>>> on Google

>>>

>>> By Kirby

>>> Posted March 7, 2008 |01:33 PM (EST)

>>>

>>>

>>> A big autism bomb went off yesterday, about how US medical personnel had

>>> determined that vaccines had aggravated a little girl's mitochondrial

>>> disorder, resulting in autism. Now, the American people are left to

interpret

>>> what it all means.

>>> Here is a handy guide. You can:

>>> A) Blindly trust what government officials are saying (or not saying)

>>> or

>>> Invest 30 minutes in the future of your nation's young people (do it

>>> now, over a nice, warm latte!) and go Google for yourself.

>>>

>>>

>>>

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>>>

>>> Please visit Huffington Post to read the rest of Mr. Kirby's article and

>>> share your comments.

>>>

>>>

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-kirby/the-vaccineautism-story_b_90431.html

>>>

>> Think Autism. Think Cure. ®

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