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 | Who remembers all that f#*king bullsh#t #&@! sh#t about the MMR vaccine? | |
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| The MMR, of course, stands for Measles, Mumps and Rubella, and it's a combined innocliation for all three childhood diseases. All well and good | |
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| Yeah well it's been "controversial" for the past ten years or so because some absolute f#*kwit called Dr. Andrew Wakefield published a paper in the Lancet saying "Hay guize the MMR totally causes autism and Crohn's disease man, seriously it does" | |
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| And despite the fact that he COMPLETELY PULLED THIS sh#t OUT OF HIS ARSE it lead parents up and down the country to decide not to protect their children from potentially fatal diseases. What the f#*k, Wakefield? What the f#*k do you get out of lying about a vaccine anyway, you f#*king #&@!? Do you just hate children or what? | |
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| Anyway it turns out that he "recruited his patients for the study" by wandering around his son's birthday party OFFERING THE KIDS MONEY IN EXCHANGE FOR BLOOD SAMPLES | |
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| That's not an exaggeration or anything, that's what he did. "Wow, I'm glad we took this f#*ker's advice about our children's wellbeing, aren't you dear?" The MMR is perfectly safe, by the way, get it for your kids | |
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