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Yes, it is blind trust. I don't care what schools he's attended, four hours of training doesn't make him an expert. I have spent hundreds of hours researching and I still haven't even begun.

What does your being an atty have to do with this? And on that subject, vaccine manufacturers cannot be sued, so you've never seen a case.

You have no idea how much training he has. You're ready to condemn him on the basis of your idea that "most" doctors have four hours of training on vaccines.

If you're spending hundreds of hours on this issue and you haven't even begun, you've got a hobby horse, not a medical practice.

The reason that my being an attorney who practiced in the med mal area is important because I know who all the bad actor doctors are in town. And I know most of the major issues in the vaccine controversy.

More importantly, my being an attorney means that I know you are misinformed (or worse) on the issue of liability of vaccine manufacturers. Georgia allows such suits. The opinion is quite recent, Chief Judge Barnes was one of the panel, but I think somebody else wrote it. So in that respect I am absolutely positive that you have no idea what you're talking about. (And no, I'm not going to get on LEXIS and pay money to get you a cite. Go find it yourself.)

And I still haven't heard any apology for your sweeping condemnation of pediatricians. I hope your kids' pediatrician never finds out what you think of him.