@Thirst2learn Sorry, but I don't trust any such thing. It's not a label but the repeated drum beat of railing against vaccines and, without any scientific evidence, asserting a causal link between autism and childhood immunizations. And this trope against Gates is a tired QAnon style rant. A critical thinker and a skeptic Robert Kennedy, Jr. is not!

@Thirst2learn The science is clear on the efficacy of vaccines. Would you seriously recommend ignoring the advice of experts at CDC, NIH and FDA, to name just a few institutions, over that of crackpot theorists and unscientific fear mongers? Perhaps you would have us return to the 17th century when 60% of children never made it past the age of 16? Here's a link or two, as requested, but then, you can Google and Google Scholar for studies as well as I.
[nejm.org]
[sciencedirect.com]
[thelancet.com]

@Thirst2learn I wasn't able to open the link.

@Thirst2learn Regretably, your source is extremely biased and nonscientific. Founded by that paragon of scientific reason, once again, Robert Kennedy Jr., it is clear The Defender has an axe to grind! If you wish to remain true to your nom de plume, please consult and reference studies, journals and articles that rely on the scientific method when making a point about science.
[en.wikipedia.org]