Simbi Laveau, on 29 December 2012 - 12:53 PM, said:
It's like it always is on here. You western medical fiends ,who have never touched a patient in your lives,have all the links we provide,and you still deny it ,and believe the stuff spoon fed to you,by the murderers making these drugs.
Nice... I hope the better drug manufacturers are watching your allegations..
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Whatever works for ya . ... Duh...
Well, that sort of stuff certainly sounds .. professional...
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Let's see how many I can find
You're off to an ABYSMAL start, by immediately using the old "Look at how much stuff is on the Internet!!!11!!11 - it must be be TRUE!!!111!!!!"
What actually counts in any SCIENTIFIC discipline, rather than an amateurish and simplistic attempt to find news reports and make them into a claim, is to actually
properly VERIFY the information, look at the information, look at all the possible contributing factors to the information, and then (and ONLY then) draw conclusions.
You guys should try it some time.
Anyway I'm assuming Simbi has put her best evidence forward as the first link. So let's take a look, shall we?
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This link doesn't start well.. 'Free Press release"??? Um, yes, press releases are free.. But shouldn't the first thing be to say where this release was from? Nope. It actually self-references to the same site - it's not a press release or news story at all.
Then it very unprofessionally refers to an un-named and un-dated report by the 'vaccine reporting agency', it doesn't even bother to name the agency until later. This is a professional press release?
It starts off by saying - and please note the wording carefully:
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Unfortunately, as suspected, the number of injury and deaths associated with an HPV Vaccine continue to rise.
This is the sort of simplistic and biased drivel that is so often thrown at the fan by these biased pseudo-news sites.. The use of the emotive term 'unfortunately' in combination with the weasel words 'associated with'. Associated with? In other words, there was no causal link found, so they couldn't say 'caused by'. And what of any other reasons that 'associated' injuries and deaths might occur, like the fact that it is a new program, so of course ANY associated effects will increase, whether they are caused by the vaccine or not.
But hang on - where is the 'information' coming from and who has done the analysis.. Well, it refers to a VAERS report, so I foolishly clicked on the PDF link expecting to find it... but that is NOT to any VAERS report. It's just a PDF version of the same drivel.
So where are the actual numbers? The actual breakdown of injuries (type, severity), the actual numbers of injuries versus deaths, whether the deaths were likely casued by the vaccine or by pre-existing conditions? Go on, dear reader, go visit that site, and see if you can find
those numbers. See if you can find any sort of real analysis. See if you cvan even find a link to the report, or even the name and date of it...
It's NOT there. All you get is one story and the claim that injury/death numbers are increasing (they may well be, but I'd like to see the original report and a proper and reasoned analysis). I'd also like to see an analysis of deaths/injuries amongst those not vaccinated... You'd sorta think that might be worth a bit of thought.. But, "whatever works for ya", I guess..
Now ask yourself, if you were writing that story, WHY on earth would you not refer to the actual report and a full breakdown and comparison of the actual numbers? Any PROPER news story or PROPER analysis would do so, but not that site..
Simbi, despite picking that site as her first link, apparently didn't notice all that, or think it was important, and I'm guessing she won't know why they didn't provide that link - do you?
Anyway, I read on, and found this:
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If these numbers are not tragic enough, it is estimated that only 1 to 10% of all vaccine injuries and deaths ever get reported to VAERS. Imagine what these statistics would look like if everyone reported.
First up, we don't know how 'tragic' these 'numbers' are, because the proper breakdown and comparison wasn't given. Secondly, how was the 1-10% 'estimated'? And as for the emotive 'imagine what it would be like...' -
what a load.
That sort of site is a travesty, and anyone with a smidgeon of scientific background should recognise that it is a deliberate and shameful attempt to drum up hysteria.
And THAT was the best example given? Simbi,
I don't want 10,000 links - I can find far more than that on faeries and leprechauns.
I want ONE GOOD ONE.
Can anyone do a little better? OP, where are you?
BTW, I have personal experience of the damage that can be done by ignorant parents who 'know better' and don't vaccinate their children - so YES, I'm biased. Perhaps there's a reason why these folks aren't doctors or scientists or statisticians....