Comments by "Jay Dee Johnson" (@jaydeejohnson7) on "The New York Times" channel.

  1.  @AlessandroCardano  you can sue the manufacturer, btw
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  2. @M MI have no reason to believe there is even an association between MMR vaccination and encephalitis, aseptic meningitis, or autism.
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  3.  Christian Gruber  🤦‍♀️
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  4.  Christian Gruber  mmr causes meningitis at what rate?
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  5.  @alessiamolteni1759  for sure believed to be the culprit? How do you derive that conclusion?
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  6.  @alessiamolteni1759  cheers
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  7.  @paulquinn4087 ? Measles is not just some common respiratory infection. Measles is serious and highly infectious. 1 in 1000 infected with the measles virus die or get encephalitis Vaccines reduce outbreaks and help prevent disease. Autism is lifelong, but not caused by vaccines I just want to understand your position now....
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  8.  Brick Schitthouse  🤦
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  9.  Brick Schitthouse  Del's friend, the ambulance chaser
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  10.  Brick Schitthouse  but you researched this Del guy, yes? 🤦
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  11.  Brick Schitthouse  no. Just really interesting you have never heard of RFK Jr. Best buds Del and Jr are not doctors but like to play one on camera
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  12.  Brick Schitthouse  So you want to argue from authority? That's like a commercial claiming that a brand of cereal is the best way to start your day because Michael Jordan says it's what he eats every day for breakfast.
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  13.  Brick Schitthouse  biased much?
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  14.  Brick Schitthouse  so the wakefield study has not been replicated nor supported by other research.... What's that causal link again? Mercury? 🤦
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  15.  Brick Schitthouse  Proved my point. No casual link between vaccinations and ASD
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  16.  Brick Schitthouse  😂
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  17.  Brick Schitthouse  you think these videos are something new? That somehow go completely unnoticed? Hardly. They are known for offering specious claims with anecdotal story telling. This is word salad and conjecture. Looking for evidence to fit the conclusion A vaccinaton directly causes autism. Now what is the methodology being used and what evidence has been presented? Has it been repeated? Then what, exactly, is the link between vaccines and autism?
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  18.  Brick Schitthouse  i have, yes. And you certainly have as well. Because this information is not present
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  19. You could save time and just answer what is the link between vaccines and autism?
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  20.  Brick Schitthouse  Clearly you didn't watch the video
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  21.  Brick Schitthouse  yeah. Still debunked
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  22.  Brick Schitthouse  so what's the cause...what's the link?
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  23.  Brick Schitthouse  the study is still rejected. So Del can talk till he's blue in the face, but until he duplicates the study there's not much else to discuss
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  24.  Brick Schitthouse  so what's the link?
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  25.  Brick Schitthouse  looking for evidence to fit your conclusion is called what, exactly?
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  26.  Brick Schitthouse  nothing to do with the science? Please. Confirmation bias at it's best
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  27. Nowhere on a vaccine insert does it state vaccines cause autism
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  28.  Brick Schitthouse  just because Del was articulate does not mean he is necessarily correct What's the link between vaccines and autism?
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  29.  Brick Schitthouse  yet no thimerosal in childhood vaccines 😂😂😂
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  30.  Brick Schitthouse  how do you know he is correct? Sounds like circular reasoning to me. He's said the cause of autism is vaccines very clearly. I know he's right because he explained it. 🤦
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  31. No mercury in vaccines Only a few vaccines have aluminum salts, at most 0.85mg (0.00085g). Formaldehyde in vaccines are at trace amounts. Your body produces far more than a vaccine. All things are poison and nothing is without poison; only the dose makes a thing not poison.
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  32.  @dortiz3088  it is true. Unless you have a source stating otherwise? Mercury is used in multi dose vials. MMR vaccine does not and never has contained aluminum and mercury
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  33.  @dortiz3088  just would like accurate information being discussed instead of misinformation
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  34.  @dortiz3088  https://www.chop.edu/centers-programs/vaccine-education-center/vaccine-ingredients/thimerosal
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  35.  @dortiz3088  You're welcome
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  36.  @dortiz3088  otherwise, this reasoning is similar of someone claiming the earth is flat. Even though this position always rejects selective observable and testable science, their claims can easily be dismissed.
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  37.  Brick Schitthouse  does logic tell you vaccines cause brain damage? And at what rate?
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  38.  Brick Schitthouse  so you don't know?
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  39.  Brick Schitthouse  yes. And at what rate do vaccines cause brain damage?
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  40.  Brick Schitthouse  at what rate do vaccines cause brain damage?
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  41.  Brick Schitthouse  encephalitis from MMR? ONCE for every 3,000,000 doses 😘
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  42.  Brick Schitthouse  nice strawman
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  43.  Brick Schitthouse  so i read the insert. Posted my findings. What was your point?
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  44. Nice thought, but has nothing to do with the reality vaccines save lives
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  45.  @hummingbirdbumblebee4618  RFK Jr is an ambulance chaser
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  46.  @hummingbirdbumblebee4618  merchant of doubt? No. Such. Thing.
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  47.  @hummingbirdbumblebee4618  and YOU delete your posts... I wonder why.....
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  48. What is the link between autism and vaccines?
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  49.  @holisticpoet a link would show cause. You claim aluminum but give misleading information regarding so called "toxic levels." And include Polysorbate80 in the mix...far less in vaccines than one consumes daily. Even if Aluminium salts and Polysorbate80 were a cause of autism, the amount a newborn receives in vaccines is far less than what consume in their diet and what trey absorb in their environment. If you would like to provide a study showing conclusively that a vaccine ingredient is a direct cause of autism, we can go on from there
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  50.  @holisticpoet  if you want the truth you can find it That's edging toward confrontation bias. ...later I found that those studies were taken of the net... So you cited studies with no peer review and are not published? How convincing. But that fits your conspiracy theory. You appear to be looking for evidence to fit your hypothesis. That is THE definition of confirmation bias that's not how science or reason work. Making a claim and then offering no supporting evidence is lazy and full fallacious reasoning.k
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