>> ^quantumushroom:

So when do the jokes start?


Hmmm, that's the best you could come up with eh?

Hit a bit too close to home perhaps?

>> ^quantumushroom:

So when do the jokes start?

Actually you have a good point. This was ACTUALLY the set up to a joke, but the set up itself is pretty funny. The only clips from this routine I could find were short and out of context.

Oh, it's much more than 2000 years. It's at least 4000 of Earth's 6000 years of existence.
>> ^mentality:

It started two thousand years ago. The bible itself is a joke.

Usually when you leave the room.>> ^quantumushroom:

So when do the jokes start?

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>> ^quantumushroom:

So when do the jokes start?


It started two thousand years ago. The bible itself is a joke.

will this one work for you? http://www.ustream.tv/davidcross

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I just registered, and tried to watch some content. Fucking site is *blocked outside of the US.

Are you sure that's not David Cross? (He sounds exactly like him.)

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i love david cross. and wonder showzen.

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haha thanks. yeah i cant stand that kind of unscientific garbage.

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>> ^EndAll:
perhaps with good reason. there's a lot of debate/controversy surrounding the vaccines.


Excuse me? There is just as much debate/controversy surrounding vaccines as there is surrounding Santa Claus - which is none, if we disregard arguments from children, ignorant or mentally handicapped people (sorry for adding you to this sorry bunch, mentally handicapped folks).

Here are a few points that solidify my argument, with a special (and simple) rebuttal to all the anti-vaccine conspiracy-theorists out there. EndAll, I can't believe you'd be one of them


* Pro-disease anti-vaxers want vaccines that are 100% safe. This is never going to happen, as all medicines carry some risk. However, the relative risk of injury from vaccines is significantly lower than the risk of injury from getting the disease naturally. For more information, see http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vac-gen/6mishome.htm

* Reduced vaccination rates lead to higher incidents of infection. This has been illustrated in the U.K. following Wakefield’s bogus study, in Germany in 2006 (including two deaths in unvaccinated children – see http://www.who.int/bulletin/volumes/87/2/07-050187/en/index.html), in California (see http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm57e222a1.htm), in MN (where an unvaccinated child died from hemophilus influenza type b – see http://www.emaxhealth.com/1020/50/28863/minnesota-child-dies-lack-hib-meningitis-vaccination.html).

* Pro-disease anti-vaxers claim that “Big Pharma” makes lots of money from vaccines. If vaccination rates dropped, however, there would be an increase in preventable illnesses, many of which have high rates of complications resulting in hospitalization and expensive treatment. See the link about Germany above for information on costs associated with the measles outbreak there. The money to be made from the diseases far outweighs any money to be made from vaccines.

* Pro-disease anti-vaxers claim that better hygiene has led to a decrease in disease, rather than vaccines. However, many of the diseases prevented by vaccines are airborne, and are not greatly impacted by improved sanitation or hygiene.

* Pro-disease anti-vaxers claim that too many antigens (the parts that make the vaccines work) are given at once, ignoring that infants and children are exposed to thousands of antigens every day by touching things and putting their hands or the object in their mouth, through absorption or by inhaling.

* They claim that combination shots should be avoided, and that parents should break up the vaccinations into individual vaccines and spread them out. However, this increases the total number of shots received, as well as exposure to those various “toxins” they hate so much.

* There have been no well-controlled studies establishing a causal link between vaccines and autism.

* There have been numerous well-controlled studies sponsored and run by various people and organizations around the world that have shown no link between vaccines and autism.

via http://antiantivax.jottit.com/

>> ^direpickle:
In other segments Bill's alluded to being one of the vaccine conspiracy theorists.


perhaps with good reason. there's a lot of debate/controversy surrounding the vaccines.

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