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If Vaccines cause Autism, how come everyone doesn't have autism??
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I only know a few people who have autistic children. The vast majority of children and young adults I know are perfectly fine, functioning humans. So what's the deal? All these people are getting vaccinated and only a small percent get autism? It makes your case sound weak. I think there must be a REAL cause of autism and the mainstream just blame the vaccines as a cover.
Quoting: lighthouse keeper 77179326 Maybe there are certain super-sensitive individuals whose nervous systems cannot cope with the assault that vaccines can bring? This would mean vaccines aren't *the* cause but can be a pretty big factor. Study autistic folks and you'll find they tend to be incredibly sensitive. You might argue autism caused this, but my hunch is that it did not. Many also find they tend to be more attractive/have delicate features than others. Note, I am saying TEND to -- this does not mean all.
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