You can not be serious...

Vaccinations do not cause autism. There is no credible evidence of any kind to suggest that modern vaccinations cause anything like autism.

Refusing to vaccinate your children without a valid medical reason is selfish, cruel and utterly illogical.

As it should be. I'm done here.

If a parent refuses to vaccinate because of "harmful" ingredients or without a genuine medical reason should have their kids taken away. It's stupid, negligent and affects other people's children.

For some genuine information:

http://www.iflscience.com/health-and-medicine/dear-parents-you-are-being-lied

Check the many links in the article.

It says in the inserts for the vaccine what type of disease you can get from taking them. People that think vaccines are 100% safe are fooling themselves

NobleTeam360 said: It says in the inserts for the vaccine what type of disease you can get from taking them. People that think vaccines are 100% safe are fooling themselves

Vaccines are not 100% safe but the diseases they prevent are much worse. Said diseases are not safe in the slightest.

NobleTeam360 said: It says in the inserts for the vaccine what type of disease you can get from taking them. People that think vaccines are 100% safe are fooling themselves

You could say that about pretty much anything. It might be safe for >5000 people but someone might be allergic to one of the components or have an adverse reaction. My brother might be allergic to eggs but that doesn't make them "not safe".

Vaccines do not cause autism.

http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264410X14006367

Without herd immunity, as provided by high vaccination coverage, diseases like whooping cough would run rampant, and we would return to the days where children died in droves from diseases that have since thankfully been brought under control.

Here's how it works, in layman's terms: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfdZTZQvuCo

Parents who do not vaccinate are not only putting their children in danger, but other people's children too. Frankly, they should have their kids taken off them for criminal negligence.

Furthermore, as somebody with autism, I think it's rather disconcerting that some people would apparently rather a dead child than an autistic one.

To all the naysayers here - once you have a child who developed some type of PDD after the vaccine, like mine have, I would like to hear again on this topic from you.

Also, Measles killed 145,700 people in 2013 alone, or about 400 per day.

That is, however, a 75% decrease from 2000... thanks to, you guessed it, vaccination.

http://www.who.int/mediacentre/factsheets/fs286/en/