re: They knew, but they kept on injecting kids anyway…

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Children with just one vaccination visit were 1.7 times more likely to have been diagnosed with ASD (autism spectrum disorder) than the unvaccinated.

Those with 11 or more visits were 4.4 times more likely to have been diagnosed with ASD (autism spectrum disorder) than those with no visit for vaccination



1.7% increase after one? I expected higher.

Still, hang them all.

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Do the math - not 1.7%, 70%. Yes, hang them all. 70% increase is high enough any modestly sized clinic would have enough data to figure this out. Everyone believes the narrative, so there is no reason to look.

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Continue to be proven right and are on the right side of history.

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Conspiracy porn addicts say things like this because of two reasons:

1. You apparently don't know what the meaning of "proven" is.

2. You forget about more than half the conspiracy theories that get floated and act like the ones that aren't ever proven never existed and don't count against your batting average.

As to #1, still, very few rightist populist (or leftist populist) conspiracy theories have actually been proven.

Hunter's laptop, I'd say that's a good example of one that has been proven. Edward Snowden, that's another one. MK Ultra. Sure, there are some.

But there are a WHOLE lot more that are not, and a similar number that not only have never been proven, WILL never be proven.

From the faked moon landing to innumerable claims of "false flags" to the government supposedly controlling the weather to cause bad weather for the Iowa caucus last primary season to depress turnout b/c it was thought lower turnout would hurt Trump. Charles Manson was a CIA asset. Elvis faked his own death. 9/11 was an inside job. The Earth is flat. Big Pharma can cure cancer but they won't. JFK. RFK. Chemtrails, Obama/Biden importing illegals to imprison citizens, dozens if not hundreds or even thousands of "Deep State" or "Globalist" conspiracy theories...in fact, it seems like every time something happens these days there is someone out there making up an Illuminati story about it.

Could there have been government involvement in Jan 6? Sure. Has any such thing been proven? Nope.

Could there have been election fraud in 2020 above and beyond the normal level of election fraud that occurs every election? Sure. Has any such thing been proven? Nope.

Was Christine Blasey Ford a plant who made up allegations against Brett Kavanaugh? Almost certainly. But has it ever been proven? Nope.

The batting average for proven conspiracy theories is pretty bad, still.