Jenny McCarthy opens her idiot hole again

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I'm sorry, rebecca l, but your "b" statement is just too funny..
Don't buy into the paranoia, okay? That's where the b***h gets her support.
oh, and don't tell me to get my life in order and stop laying my problems at others' feet, or call me uneducated, okay? You just stated the anectdotes I argue against... Really, now.

Well said

I don't understand this woman. I'd take autism over flu and measles and meningitis any freaking day of the week.

Have you read her "book"? How very mein kampf; downright scary how she talks about autism, her child, and vehemently rejects the notion that it was nobodies fault her child is "diseased". Whattabitch.

its people like her that makes me loose faith in humanity. now if you will excuse me, i have to go trow up

Don't judge her unless you're wiling to be held to the same standard.

Can't she admit she's wrong about everything for once?
I saw her on American Morning, and I threw my remote and almost got to the point of tears at this disgusting display of arrogance and ignorance.
Saying you would take REAL diseases over autism any day is frightening.

Am I the only one here who hasn't issued a fatwa against Jenny McCarthy? Seriously, isn't the reaction a little extreme? I'm surprised no one feels this way about Michael Savage.

To be fair many of these studies can only give enough evidence to back up a theory. The vaccine theory is very flawed and Ih ave done my own research which says that there are neurotoxins in vaccines. This will not cause autism, but could lead to death, braindamge, or brain degeneration. The genetic inheritance theory of autism is much more accurate and has a good amount of evidence to back it up. The virus from a vaccine can cause a persons genetics to mutate, but that would be the same case as genetics it is just not inherited. There very little evidence to back up the concept of viruses from vaccines causing any conditions, but it is still a concept. There are many people that existed in history before vaccines were created that were very simmilar to autistics. That being said I support autism rights and think we have right to exist. I am just researching out of curiosity.

A person can always refuse treatment, refuse to be cured. That is a right.

I don't see her promoting genocide anywhere. I see a mother whose child was badly damaged and harmed by vaccinations doing what any other mother would do and getting out there to warn others that these things aren't safe so that maybe they won't end up going through what they have done with their son.

Nothing wrong with that.

Vaccines aren't safe, they can do major damage, nobody has ever proven they have nothing to do with autism, they have been linked to other similar neurological conditions, they're full of neurotoxic chemicals - in fact, they're loaded with toxic chemicals full stop!, they're given in huge doses to children at ages where they don't have the immune systems to fight it, built on a huge campaign praying on people's ignorance and fear to manipulate the population and test these poison cocktails on them, and these days they're often against diseases that don't usually cause any real problems anyway (come on, chicken pox?!).

As for whoever it was who was doubting the role diet can play in helping someone with autism, I would suggest you stop scoffing and start reading; diet plays a huge role in the behaviour of everyone, that goes for people on the spectrum as well.

Give the woman a break - she's seen her son go through hell and back and is using her fame to try and stop that happening to other people, too. There is absolutely nothing wrong with that.

she is very arrogant, nasty and irational. I do not blame them I am just trying to look at both perspectives.

This is personal opinion.

Passionate, yes, but I didn't see her being irrational or nasty or arrogant there, unless you're a doctor pushing vaccines...

I hate that woman. What's worse is that the damn media actually takes her seriously, and thus spreads these falsehoods.

Postulating a conspiracy and massive fraud on the part of the researchers. They'd be found out pretty quickly if they tried that.


Britain doesn't do MMR? They don't vaccinate against polio? Not against meningitis?


Were any of those studies rigorously conducted, put through peer-review, and published in a respectable scientific journal?


Microbiology major here. Vaccines trigger immunity to pathogens. It is exceedingly rare for them to interact with other parts of the system.

Even if they did, autism is better than measles.

dumb broad! BURN HER BOOKS!