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A conversation with an anti-vaccination liar
Dawn comes up like thunder
In November last year I had an email conversation with Dawn Winkler who runs an anti-vaccination liar outfit called "Health Advocacy in the Public Interest". (See http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles/comment/hapi.htm) Actually, I had several conversations with her as she had the rather unsettling habit of answering a message with multiple replies, thus making coherent discourse difficult. As this was combined with delusion, lack of reading comprehension, inability to face facts, and just plain outright lying I finally gave up when my bizarrity quotient was exceeded. Ms Winkler has decided to contact me again, and, true to form, she sent more than one message. Here are those messages (sent eight minutes apart) and my kind and gentle replies. Dear Peter, You are polite and you gave up our conversation? I am mentally ill? Dawn Ms Winkler then went on to quote something I had written to a hospital, warning them about her I replied: I am not a psychiatrist, so I am not qualified to make a diagnosis, but you certainly appear to be delusional, paranoid, phobic and sociopathic. You freely confess to "seeing" such non-existent things as eight-year-old autistics who **** their pants and cannot speak and other children with "green snot" constantly running down their faces. Normal people do not see these things. You seem to believe that there is some massive conspiracy involving pharmaceutical companies, but you believe this without evidence. You are fearful of non-existent threats such as mercury in vaccines which do not contain mercury, even though all evidence suggests that no harm would come from the mercury anyway even if it was there. You engage in activities which, if successful, would lead to the deaths or damage of countless children, but you show no concern whatsoever for these children. On that last point, I am possibly wrong to call it "sociopathic". "Psychopathic" is probably a better word. ---------------------- Peter, Am I a "child killer"? Because that's how you word the introduction to our conversation. Dawn I replied: I am not accusing you of being like some of the heroes of the anti-vaccination movement and actually directly murdering children yourself. There are, however, ways of indirectly killing children. Anyone who actively denied food to children, causing them to starve to death, would be be called a child killer. Anyone who denied water to children, causing them to die of thirst and dehydration, would be called a child killer. Anyone who denied medical care for children suffering from life-threatening illnesses or injuries would be called a child killer. People who place children in harm's way by using them as soldiers or to clear minefields are called child killers. Nobody would dispute the "child killer" label in these circumstances. You, on the other hand, actively advocate that children should be denied protection against life-threatening and disabling diseases, and the inevitable result of such advocacy, should it be even partially successful, is the death or permanent harm of many children. If you got everything you wanted, the deaths would be counted in the tens of millions and the blind, halt and lame in the hundreds of millions. You would sentence children to death. You are no different to the examples listed above. Get the words "Child Killer" embroidered onto a baseball cap. Put the cap on. It will fit perfectly. -- Peter Bowditch aa #2243 The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com |
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"Peter Bowditch" wrote snip lies and garbage -- Peter Bowditch |
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On Mon, 01 Aug 2005 23:59:19 +0000, Peter Bowditch wrote:
snip I am not a psychiatrist, so I am not qualified to make a diagnosis, but you certainly appear to be delusional, paranoid, phobic and sociopathic. You freely confess to "seeing" such non-existent things as eight-year-old autistics who **** their pants and cannot speak and other children with "green snot" constantly running down their faces. Normal people do not see these things. Moron. If you did not see "eight-year-old autistics who **** their pants and cannot speak" it does not mean they are "non-existent" and does not make people seeing them delusional etc. In the old days, I could recommend you visit a spec-ed school and observe a class for low-functioning autistics. These days, of course, everybody is a terrorist/child kidnapper suspect and it is not feasible. But you can still ask a mental health or spec ed professional or educate yourself a bit. I am afraid though you do not and can not be educated. Are all of you at ratbags.com such idiots? |
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get a life
"Peter Bowditch" wrote in message usual hostile antagonistic drivel--see tone scale antagonism http://www.whale.to/v/tone.html |
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"john" wrote:
get a life "Peter Bowditch" wrote in message usual hostile antagonistic drivel--see tone scale antagonism http://www.whale.to/v/tone.html Sadly, the children killed by the actions of John Scudamore and Dawn Winkler don't have a chance to "get a life". -- Peter Bowditch aa #2243 The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com |
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Peter Bowditch wrote: "john" wrote: get a life "Peter Bowditch" wrote in message usual hostile antagonistic drivel--see tone scale antagonism http://www.whale.to/v/tone.html Sadly, the children killed by the actions of John Scudamore and Dawn Winkler don't have a chance to "get a life". Yeah, but if there's anyone qualified to recognize "hostile, antagonistic drivel," it's John-boy. His whale.to site is brimful of it. -- David Wright :: alphabeta at prodigy.net These are my opinions only, but they're almost always correct. "I believe that sex is one of the most beautiful, wholesome and natural things that money can buy." -- Steve Martin |
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Peter Bowditch wrote:
"john" wrote: get a life "Peter Bowditch" wrote in message usual hostile antagonistic drivel--see tone scale antagonism http://www.whale.to/v/tone.html Sadly, the children killed by the actions of John Scudamore and Dawn Winkler don't have a chance to "get a life". Vaccines can save lives. But you seem to take it as a matter of faith that vaccines cannot have toxins, or that the toxins cannot matter. That's plain stupid. Use your common sense. Nobody is perfect. Besides, some people in the planet are crooks. Pharmaceuticals can make mistakes. They have the usual percentage of crooks, plus, they have a lot of money, so they can make humongous coverups. It's stupid to take corporate spin as absolute "scientific" truth. There is usually no actual science in it. It's just business. And "peer review" is no protection against planted or false data. "Peer review" does NOT even equal "scientific". It's just good practice, is all. Not necessarily related to the scientific method. Alternative practitioners and skeptics can be equally scientific or even more so than "peer review" practitioners. Corporations are not in it for altruism. The executive officers got to be executive officers because they were good at defending their turf, sometimes by hook and by crook. They won't stop doing what they do, just because people are being killed or damanged because of it. If necessary, they will buy a few politicians and a few major scientists to defend themselves. Yes, even "reputed" scientists can be purchased in some cases. Use some common sense and observe the world around you, and the nature of people, before you stupidly jump to conclusions. In short, grow up. Before you go around accusing good people of bad things, and defending some of the worst humans on the planet. |
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"Peter Bowditch" wrote in message ... Sadly, the children killed by the actions of John Scudamore and Dawn Winkler don't have a chance to "get a life". These are just some of the thousands killed by vaccines http://www.whale.to/vaccines/deaths.html then we have the hundreds of thousands over the years given nasty diseases like autism and, for example, measles vaccine has never saved one life that you can prove as measles deaths had declined by 99.4% before vaccination, yes 99.4%. Yet the MMR vaccine KILLS all the time. |
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wrote:
Peter Bowditch wrote: "john" wrote: get a life "Peter Bowditch" wrote in message usual hostile antagonistic drivel--see tone scale antagonism http://www.whale.to/v/tone.html Sadly, the children killed by the actions of John Scudamore and Dawn Winkler don't have a chance to "get a life". Vaccines can save lives. No "can" about it. Vaccines DO save lives. But you seem to take it as a matter of faith that vaccines cannot have toxins, or that the toxins cannot matter. That's plain stupid. I am drinking a cup of tea. Tea has toxins in it. What is your point? I have never denied that vaccines (or anything else) are completely harmless. Use your common sense. Nobody is perfect. Besides, some people in the planet are crooks. Many are crooks, but I fail to see what this has to do with vaccines. Pharmaceuticals can make mistakes. They have the usual percentage of crooks, plus, they have a lot of money, so they can make humongous coverups. The total dollar market for vaccines in the entire world is not much more than one pharmaceutical company, Pfizer, spends on research. Vaccines are almost exclusively bought by governments and aid agencies and price is very important. Anything which only requires three doses in a lifetime is never going to be a big money spinner for the maker, especially when research and liability insurance may be very expensive. It's stupid to take corporate spin as absolute "scientific" truth. Have I ever said that I do? There is usually no actual science in it. It's just business. There is plenty of science in the business. And "peer review" is no protection against planted or false data. You will have some evidence for the "planted data" of course. "Peer review" does NOT even equal "scientific". It's just good practice, is all. Not necessarily related to the scientific method. Alternative practitioners and skeptics can be equally scientific or even more so than "peer review" practitioners. As you obviously have no idea of the relationship between "science" and "peer review" any further discussion is pointless. Corporations are not in it for altruism. The executive officers got to be executive officers because they were good at defending their turf, sometimes by hook and by crook. They won't stop doing what they do, just because people are being killed or damanged because of it. Just as the anti-vaccination liars will not stop their murderous practices. And - they like it so much they do it for free. If necessary, they will buy a few politicians and a few major scientists to defend themselves. Yes, even "reputed" scientists can be purchased in some cases. Wakefield, Yazbak, ... Use some common sense and observe the world around you, and the nature of people, before you stupidly jump to conclusions. In short, grow up. Before you go around accusing good people of bad things, and defending some of the worst humans on the planet. Want to see some of the "worst humans on the planet"? http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles/vaxliars1.htm -- Peter Bowditch aa #2243 The Millenium Project http://www.ratbags.com/rsoles Australian Council Against Health Fraud http://www.acahf.org.au Australian Skeptics http://www.skeptics.com.au To email me use my first name only at ratbags.com |
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