"Marijuana is a drug JUST A DRUG it can never help people with anything! Proven studies that CBD oils can help cure and prevent cancer are just myths from a bunch of idiot stoners! Weed is bad!!11!"
http://vactruth.com/2012/08/12/vaccinations-killing-kids/
http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Health_Concerns/Vaccines/vaccinations_can_kill.htm
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2004/05/12/vaccination-dangers.aspx
It's already been shown that you have a terrible track record of reading the sources you're supplying because you considered a case study to be a 'proven study' that shows cannabis oil is an effective treatment. Now, let's look at these ones you've given us:
http://vactruth.com/2012/08/12/vaccinations-killing-kids/
This article you've linked is a prime example of why vactruth.com has such a stunningly terrible reputation as a promoter of quack-medicine and conspiracy theorism. First of all, the only real claims it makes against vaccines are that
'babies get too many' and
'there are some reported deaths from vaccines'. The rest of the article is just unverified anecdotes that are worth absolutely nothing as evidence.
The first claim, that 'babies get too many vaccines', has no substance. There isn't any evidence showing that current vaccine schedules have 'too much' of anything. Every single adjuvant in vaccines has been studied by toxicologists whose single job is to make sure that they're providing a safe dosage.
The second one, that 'there are some reported deaths', is probably half true. There are probably a few cases of people who have had bizarre, ridiculously rare reactions to vaccines and have died from them. However, the incidence of these kinds of reactions is just laughably small. If you read the article you gave me, you would have seen that it cites an Australian News source that claims there have been 5 deaths from vaccines in the last 4 years. Now, out of millions of people, that is such an unfathomably low percentage that it's difficult to even measure whether they died because of something in the vaccine or just keeled-over from something else by pure statistical probability. Either way, the chance of you dying from the flu is much higher than the chance of dying from the vaccine, and the numbers on this website prove it.
http://www.jesus-is-savior.com/Health_Concerns/Vaccines/vaccinations_can_kill.htm
I hope, for your sake, that you didn't even read this one and just copied it blindly from Google. This is a nonsensical rant from someone who probably suffers from one or two undiagnosed mental illnesses. No retort necessary.
http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2004/05/12/vaccination-dangers.aspx
This is another website that, much like vactruth.com, has garnered an awful reputation for spreading information that has been repeatedly debunked by people with college degrees. The first inaccuracy with this article is that it attributes the causes of autism and ADD/ADHD to 'free radicals', a claim which has never been substantiated. Second, the article provides a half baked explanation of vaccines that isn't even correct at some parts. For example:
Because more and more reports are appearing citing vaccine failure, their manufacturers’ answer is to make the vaccines more potent. They do this by making the immune adjuvants more powerful or adding more of them.
This is completely wrong. Reports citing vaccine failure are usually talking about seasonal flu vaccines, which are created based on a prediction of what flu strain will hit an area the hardest. Whether or not these vaccines work has nothing to do with how much adjuvant is in them (which are responsible for preserving vaccines and creating an immune response with less actual viral material). There are no reports that vaccine manufacturers have been increasing the amount of adjuvants to counteract vaccine failures, which leads me to believe that the author made it up.
Finally, the author makes several conclusions which weren't adequately substantiated in the rest of the article, like 'giving multiple vaccines is sheer idiocy' and 'vaccines cause brain damage'. Of course, I'm sure that's the only part you read in the entire article.
