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#1342
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#1343
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I'm not doom and gloom. Just concerned with trends.
Speaking of the Amish, they don't get vaccinated. Guess what else they don't get, Autism, auto-immune disease. | ||
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#1344
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No, no, rob, that's too easy. Resist the low-hanging fruit
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#1345
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Some cringe coffee shop atheism posts the last few pages
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#1346
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I'm a person who believes and I'll take an ethical atheist over a hateful Christian, any day
https://transhealthproject.org/ | ||
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“This concept gained traction in 2005, when reporter Dan Olmstead conducted a a non-scientific survey in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (which boasts one of the largest populations of Amish people) to find cases of autism. Controversially, he claimed he could find only three.” But, a majority of them do vaccinate to some degree. Furthermore, researchers have documented many cases of autism amongst the Amish populations. Researchers from the University of Miami and Vanderbilt University interviewed 1,899 Amish children from two prominent Amish communities in Holmes County, Ohio and Elkhart-Lagrange County, Indiana. Additionally, there is an actual clinic (The Clinic for Special Children) devoted to researching developmental diseases in Amish children and this clinic (among many other things) actively researches the occurrence of autism in Amish (and Mennonite) communities. This center is located in Lancaster, PA - the same place that Dan Olmstead searched for cases of Autism in 2005. | |||
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I don't get that question, but I'll answer it. Black khakis, a red polo shirt, and glasses. The glasses are a recent change.
To further change the subject to something less argumentative, Indiana Jones Dial of Destiny was okay. Better than Crystal Skull but still worse than any of the original trio. The digital de-aging still looks janky, especially on their hair line. I also don't remember his hat being plot-glued to his head. | ||
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If you listen to actual professionals, those professional medical societies are rife with political pressures and leanings. Dr Miriam Grossman has lots of videos (one of which I linked, but you didn't watch because boo boo it was YouTube). There are a lot of very dedicated clinical and psychiatric professionals absolutely opposes to this social experiment on children. You'll never look it up, but I won't waste my thumb strength plucking out all of the points that she and many others make. You simply don't give a shit what happens to perfectly healthy children swept up in ideological confusion as long as their *not totally fucking insane* parents and infallible physicians who don't care at all about the insane amount of money they and hospitals make on expensive surgeries, are calling the shots. I say we don't experiment on them and wait until these therapies and treatments have long-term studies to make sure we aren't fucking a massive group of the next generation who probably just needed psychotherapy and time to develop.
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"Yeah, I lost something. I lost peace and quiet. What do you need?! What do you want?! Can I not just live here, without having to occasionally deal with you animals?!"
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