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Oh don't mind me I'm just speaking out loud here to no one in particular. *sips tea* Mmm. This is good tea.

I should... probably make sure I've had the shingles vaccine, honestly. I had chickenpox as a kid and I'm drawing a blank if I've had the shingles vaccine or not. Hm.

"Your acronym", as in "the acronym you used and that you know the meaning of". I don't see why that's an issue at all. "Your" just shows ownership. I didn't say you invented the term. That's like saying "your coat" and you thinking I said you made it yourself. Jsyk. And I don't think prat is...

Yeah but why are you telling me this? I understood PRATT was some kinda acronym. I was just supplying a reason why the person might have been reported. It was a misunderstanding, most likely. Like how people seem to see "herd immunity" as some magic immunity thing. Maybe we need a better term...

It's possible that your acronym may also be an insult of some kind. Let me google this real quick... Ah. Apparently calling someone a "prat" (one T you'll notice), you're basically calling them a major idiot. Interesting.

Yeah I only stick to a few areas myself. I'm sure there's more on the Spectrum who post here but I don't actively seek them out. My current obsessions with the forum seem to be religiously related anyway, and even then I don't come on here all the time. But yeah if I've always been super blunt...

The "what if" is pointless to consider. Vaccines help shield against disease. There is no "what if" about that. I'll take science over pointless "what if" situations any day.

White people make huge gun and ammo purchases all the time but we don't get suspicious of them. Mostly when they make the news for shooting up a place, everyone always goes "he was so quiet, a nice guy, never expected this" or "lone wolf mentally troubled shooter". But when someone speaks...

This is not a gun control thread. I was making a point, and it is implied people wielding these things as weapons are the cause. Your post here just means you missed my point entirely. Sigh. Last time I use an analogy.

Yeah I have Asperger's Syndrome. And please don't say "but you don't seem like you have autism at all" lol. It gets annoying after about the 20th time :P I'm not as severely inhibited as some of those with the more classic autism. But I'm on the Spectrum yes. And I do have my issues including...

Sigh. By promoting vaccines cause autism, which has proven to be false time and time again, they are promoting this idea that autism is somehow worse than preventable diseases. They are promoting a mindset that is saying that "getting autism" is worse than getting an illness that can potentially...

And what of the disability caused by not utilizing methods shown to prevent such disabilities from occurring in the first place? Such as with diseases currently vaccinated against? The ones you don't just "get better" from? You seem to be willing to cause entire epidemics to prevent one person...

Yes. I would. I've probably been injected with more vaccines than most people since I went into the Navy. I'm still fine. I know vaccines are not without their risk. But that risk is just so low that the odds of my child being affected like that are next to none. Would I be devastated if that...

Yeah I dunno what they mean either.

All I see you doing is parroting the same incorrect dogma that most anti-vaxxers preach. I do not see a well-reasoned, intelligent argument coming from you. I also, as a policy, do not click links or watch videos substituted for actual arguments. If you are too lazy to make your point, then I am...

Pretty sure you're still wrong. But I was born autistic; vaccines didn't turn me autistic.

It's worth the risk imho.

I'm not really caring what courts say. What does science say? Vaccines do not cause autism, and in any case, the only vaccine that was in question at the time this mindset started was the MMR vaccine, not all vaccines. So , you're still wrong. Also, here's the thing: Make your own argument when...

I guess you don't have any idea what 'herd immunity' means, or 'vaccine'. Of course those who are defenseless are always going to be defenseless since they can't have the vaccine. But if no one is sick with the illness, it's nearly impossible to spread it around. Herd immunity means you're...

Oh you did NOT just make that argument. *cracks knuckles* There is no proven link between vaccines and autism. Not a single legitimate study has proven vaccines are a cause. And, even if they did cause autism, why are you in favor of maiming or potentially killing your child with disease as...