[Thank You Rush]

I guess your argument would account for the fact that Dr. Sears and his family have a very successful pediatric practice.

If you were half as smart as you think you are, you would know that Dr. Sears is NOT AGAINST vaccinations!

[Mase]

You didn't read the article did you? I also never said he was against vaccinations entirely, just that he likes to scare people needlessly about them based on his pretending to be an expert on vaccines. He isn't an expert but he likes to pretend being an expert. That's the point. He does it to sell books to fill his pockets with money....just like those evil big bad pharma companies. He is most definitely a scaremonger when it comes to vaccines. In the process of scaring people, he convinces people to act in a manner contrary to their best interests and the interests of society. You seem to be ok with that. He bases his opinions on something other than science.

Dr. Sears may have a successful practice. So what? I used to live in California so I know he's in a ripe market to sell his unfounded fears. If you had an open mind to the truth, you'd read the article. But that would expose Dr. Sears for what I say he is. And you can't have that now, can you?

No need to reply. I understand that trying to convince a Luddite with a fixed mentality, of something outside of their belief system, is an exercise in futility.