Seeing people debate this topic often infuriates me. It's not just the contents of the vaccines that should be at the point of discussion. You're better off figuring out that the way we view mental illnesses in our society is quite ridiculous. Autism is a social disorder right? Maybe it's the fact that one-day-old babies have their first interaction with a strange entity, and that strange entity hurts them incredibly with a needle first, and weeks of sickness afterwards. Perhaps early life effects have an effect on how us humans socialize the rest of our lives?? Perhaps we're intentionally made anti-social beings and the entirety of humanity is suffering because of it?? Why is THIS _ NEVER _ talked about??
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I don't agree with the "intentionally made anti-social beings" (the "intentionally" bothers me a bit), but I agree that the autism (and general mental illness) discussion need a different angle and people are talking about the wrong things.
I mean it as opposed to the naturally social beings that we are. It's not bad to talk about it but it would be bad if people were 'intentionally' distracted from a certain perspective. I'm saying perhaps this is the case.
Sure, but I noticed that it's way too easy to believe in conspiracy theories.
I also need to point out that even a birth is pretty traumatic. So is being held in an incubator for a premature baby.
I had to be hooked onto an IV when I was 6 months old, which was put into my head vain and I still get hysteric when someone tries to draw my blood.
All said, I doubt that the pain from a vaccination is the most traumatic thing a child goes through and thus probably not part of a plan to turn us antisocial.
I don't like to put words into people's mouths but I feel you are kind of saying nobody benefits. Yet power and wealth are incredibly undivided and reducing social behaviour is probably not making up for that. There would be no reason for anyone ever to distract people from the truth, and thus nobody is 'planning' anything. I wouldn't compare a needle and sickness versus -birthing into this world-. How much more important are 'first' experiences in the long run?
Oh, and I'm sorry to hear that about your childhood. There's a lot of nastiness out here, I hope your path continuous in a more fortunate manner. By the way, what is truly the meaning of the word conspiracy? You know what I think? The term conspiracy theory is a conspiracy.