There Should Be a Vaccination for Stupidity   Published February
04, 2010   So The Lancet, a British medical journal named after
a really sharp object, retracted a horrible study linking the
measles vaccine to autism.  Now this would really be great news
if the study had not come out, oh, 12 years ago. It's really
scary that it took a medical journal over a decade to admit what
nearly everyone else with a working brain knew: That the study
had more gaping holes than Tom Sizemore's septum.  But although
the study author has also been discredited, it doesn't matter.
People who believe in junk science will continue to believe in
junk science, because their egos won't allow any other option.
And so they will continue preaching a dangerous and false belief
that ends up killing kids — "they" being Jenny McCarthy, Jim
Carrey and all the saps at the Huffington Post who, by their own
earnest idiocy, misled the public into skipping vaccinations.
The potential result: Measles outbreaks all over the globe and
ultimately