Jenny McCarthy Slams Pro-Vaccine Critics

This hasn't a damned thing to do with pro-vaccine crowd. Radar Online, a celebrity and gossip site, entirely fabricated a story that claimed McCarthy did an interview where she claimed that her son did not have autism.


Here is the article that Alex Jones links to:

Former 'Playboy' Star Slams Rumors About Autistic Son, Evan



Since we all know full well that you only want to rail against vaccines and don't actually care about McCaarthy's son, here is a quote from that article:

The idea that childhood vaccinations like the Measles Mumps and Rubella (MMR) shot may cause ASD in some otherwise healthy children first started in 1998 with the publication of a fraudulent paper in The Lancet, a medical journal, and the former "Playboy" model is one of the people who believes parents should not give their little ones these vaccinations.




There is no scientific proof to back McCarthy’s view on this matter, and instead she has been condemned by many for influencing young mothers to refuse it for their children. There was an outcry when she joined “The View” because many thought she would use the new platform to advocate skipping immunizations. Though she does talk about her son, she hasn't talked about her controversial belief on "The View."



Bolding mine. Lies? All yours.

Crap like this is why people will not give a fuck when the government starts forcing us to vaccinate our kids.
 
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