Posted on 05/24/2015 10:28:34 AM PDT by rightistight
McKinney is only about a decade or so behind the times for vaccine-autism scare peak. Must be ramping up to run again by having her racism card recharged.
Boxer is close, but has occasionally said something that made sense (this might have been accidental). Pelosi is not very stupid, but is in fact very evil. And the Guam capsizing guy and Mars-planting woman show promise, but haven’t demonstrated consistency. Cynthia McKinney: Still The Winner!
Could make an accordion out of her head.
But it would sound flatulent when played.
I'm not a doctor, but here's my best guess as to your question:
One, if one child is allowed to be unvaccinated, then why not allow two, or two thousand? In a situation like that, bad diseases can spread fast. I'm showing my age here, but think of polio, for example.
And two, it's my understanding that vaccinations don't provide absolute protection, just enhanced protection. So even if all the other children are vaccinated, they are still at some risk.
If I'm wrong about either point I hope some expert here at FR will correct me.
Wow. She’s even more stupidly insane than I thought...
The idiot whines about “eugenics” but consistently voted to help exterminate Blacks:
Cynthia McKinney on Abortion
Green Party nominee for President (Former Rep., D, GA-4)
Consistent supporter of reproductive rights
1. Q: Briefly state your position on the following issue: Women’s Health / Reproductive Rights.
A: In 1999, I supported funding contraception and UN family planning. I voted NO to oppose banning partial-birth abortions. In 2001, I voted NO on banning Family Planning funding in US aid abroad and NO on a new federal crime for harming a fetus while committing other crimes. In 2005, I voted NO on restricting interstate transport of minors to get abortions.
Source: Green Party 2008 Presidential Candidate Questionnaire Feb 3, 2008
Supports human embryonic stem cell research
A: In May 2005 I voted to support human embryonic stem cell research.
Source: Green Party 2008 Presidential Candidate Questionnaire Feb 3, 2008
Voted YES on allowing human embryonic stem cell research.
To provide for human embryonic stem cell research. A YES vote would:
Call for stem cells to be taken from human embryos that were donated from in vitro fertilization clinics
Require that before the embryos are donated, that it be established that they were created for fertility treatment and in excess of clinical need and otherwise would be discarded
Stipulate that those donating the embryos give written consent and do not receive any compensation for the donation.
Reference: Stem Cell Research Enhancement Act; Bill HR 810 ; vote number 2005-204 on May 24, 2005
To prevent the transportation of minors in circumvention of certain laws relating to abortion, and for other purposes, including:
Allowing for exemptions to the law if the life of the minor is in danger or if a court in the minor’s home state waive the parental notification required by that state
Allocating fines and/or up to one year imprisonment of those convicted of transporting a minor over state lines to have an abortion
Penalizing doctors who knowingly perform an abortion procedure without obtaining reasonable proof that the notification provisions of the minor’s home state have been satisfied
Requiring abortion providers in states that do not have parental consent laws and who would be performing the procedure on a minor that resides in another state, to give at least a 24 hour notice to the parent or legal guardian
Specifying that neither the minor nor her guardians may be prosecuted or sued for a violation of this act
Nasty stuff. Never heard of the correlation to autism, but not surprised.
GREAT research by your daughter.
Let's be blunt: Organically grown food (i.e., no herbicides, hormones, or antibiotics involved) is just simply better. Tastes better, too.
The sad reality though is that organically grown food is a luxury. Factory and "big farm" grown food is necessary to feed the 7+ billion people who live on this rock.
IOW, the choice is between food with issues (including some nasty side effects) and millions starving to death. I'll take door 1, thanks.
PS I used to think that I was allergic to beef. Did not eat a hamburger or steak for over 15 years because every time I did, my knees hurt and may face exploded with acne. Turns out beef wasn't the problem -- it was the hormones in commercial beef. I now love a good steak, but the ones I can eat without problems are not cheap.
The patriarch of outhouses. Shut your pie hole...
So that’s what’s wrong with her...that’s her excuse...
How did she figure us OUT???
Hillary’s running mate?
If you ever find yourself in the districts that these idiots represent, McKinney, Lee, Johnson, RUN. RUN LIKE HELL. RUN LIKE YOUR LIFE DEPENDS ON IT. The only thing more dangerous and stupid that idiots like McKinney and her ilk, are the dangerous morons that vote for them.
I had dinner a coupla years ago with a south american ambassador to the UN. He told of dinner he had with a Russian counterpart many years ago. As they talked shop, the Russian said, “American will never succeed because she has the Negro.”
Yes Cynthia, its a conspiracy... what we really need is for them to be even more stupid than they already are. Really... why would anyone even listen to her at this point? Our “government” must have been exposed to the same vaccine.
Quite simply one of the stupidest people EVER to be elected to public office. A box of rocks far exceeds her intellectual capacity.
Still crazy after all these years.
“It would be funny except that people like her greatly contribute to the racial divide in this country.”
That’s a fact.
http://www.greenacres.com/gluten-controversy-roundup-chemical-component-continues/
“Last week, we wrote a blog about a recent piece in The Healthy Home Economist that caused the author and us to rethink the problem with gluten. (See Maybe it’s not gluten…but something more sinister lurking in the wheat fields November 14, 2014.)”
“And as luck would have it, we got feedback. We love hearing from anyone and everyone who reads what we post and has affirming or contrary criticism to impart or challenge. We particularly like it when experts weigh in.”
“In this case, it was an email from the son of an expert—a farmer—whose family was objecting to the premise of the Healthy Home Economist article which talked about Monsanto’s Roundup being used to spray wheat fields before harvest.”
“The HHE story said that 97% of wheat farmers sprayed with Roundup, while the email said it was more like 5% in a few states.”
(Read the entire story at the link. )
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