No need to be a dick..

Well coming from you I take that as a compliment...

I downloaded the excel file.. You know the "thing with a lot of number that I can't understand?"

some comment on this later

The numbers you quoted only show the pecentages of kids getting only "Diphtheria, Tetanus, Pertussis". Three vaccines.. That's it. Doesn't show total amount of vaccinations that the children are getting.

Because those are the only one we all have in common, not the total of inoculation per individual/ per country... again, you can't read numbers.

I looked at the measles vaccination percentages as well, and the U.S is at 90% while the rest of the countries seem to be around the 94-95%, with some being lower. Again not really all that much more than the U.S and again where only talking about 1 vaccine here.

Yep that's were you contradict yourself from your previous post and that;s were the utmost stupidity of your arguments start to surface.

I'm going to say it again. I'm not saying 100% positive that vaccines cause autism rates to go up. Just saying that its certainly possible. I heard a theory that its not that they are given vaccinations, but WHEN IT IS GIVEN to the child in relation to brain and body development that could be causing the increased autism rate.[/QUOTE]

Tinfoil hat theory: Because of people like you healthy kids die from the whooping cough when it could have been avoided!

The other problem, and it's is not just your problem is that because you choose not to vaccine your kids you put ALL of us at risk. How come? Mutation and herd protection. The way virus and immunology works is that we destroy the potential for viruses to re produce, and develop in healthy subject so that the whole group get protected. By creating gap in the protection by using dumb unfounded reason to not vaccinate healthy subject only weaken the whole defense mechanism.

Did you know that in the US 38.000 people die each year of the flu? That another 223.000 will have to be hospitalized and that over a million will visit an emergency room? The flu is just an example, I am not advocating that anybody gets vaccinated. But it is a potent virus and a shows how fast a pandemic could spread without proper vaccination.