[Boogieman]

Well, since we don’t know what causes autism, there is a “theoretical possibility” that nearly anything might cause it. That’s not really much of an admission, and it certainly doesn’t support the claims the anti-vaxxers like to make.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Actually, they omitted valid data from the study report.

A CDC senior epidemiologist stepped forward last week to say that he and his CDC colleagues omitted data that linked MMR vaccine to autism in a 2004 study.

Dishonesty by government researchers is what causes people to question their results.

[MrNeutron1962]

Like there is just one “Magic” cause to autism. As a father of two autistic children (now 18 and 20), in my case it is most likely genetic. When you watch your children, and then realize that their symptoms are things that you frequently see in yourself, only magnified x50 or x100, it is hard to blame another boogieman.

In my case, The fault is in ourselves, not in our stars.