Anonymous squirming_worm 6d

he promised they’d find a source and a cure when this has been researched for a while and the actual research is nowhere close, so RFK sought out a bullshit fringe researcher who says he’s found that source so that they can say they’ve done it. the researcher’s name is william parker, he’s a disgrace to the scientific community

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Anonymous squirming_worm 6d

Probably a step towards an eventually modern Aktion T4.

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Anonymous #14 6d

*eventual

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Anonymous #19 6d

Also “we’ve been working on this for 6 months” y’all found the cause for autism in just 6 months. Right.

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Anonymous #7 6d

I love this lmao

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Anonymous #21 6d

🫡

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Anonymous #4 6d

must be all that tylenol their mothers took 🫩🫩

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Anonymous #4 6d

they’re gonna say this about all painkillers because they believe pregnancy should be painful for women.

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Anonymous #32 6d

It's not bad either, are you stupid?

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Anonymous #21 6d

There are extremes to autism that they end up hurting themselves , I don’t think it’s overall bad

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Anonymous #27 6d

No there are alternatives that do not work like that. More lucrative 💰 to put everyone on Tylenol.

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Anonymous #26 6d

No, since autistic ppl are usually very intelligent just with quirks. He’s just f’d up.

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Anonymous #21 6d

bro has never worked with kids with severe autism

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Anonymous #33 6d

it’s probably more lucrative to put people on that new random drug that the worm in RFK’s brain thought worked and is going to push

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Peter Thiel and Blackrock distracting everyone

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Anonymous #4 6d

Oh well. You guys should’ve never elected that man.😂

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Anonymous #4 6d

Dude, he’s trying to be the first Kennedy to die of natural causes.

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Anonymous #42 6d

Everything RFK Jr. says is the worst thing to come out of a Kennedy’s mouth since the back of a Kennedy’s head 😶

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Anonymous #14 6d

You know now that I think ab it I dislike RFK too. Hes helping usher in this AI, data center, wearable tech, health monitoring, healthcare which is my main shtick

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Anonymous #26 6d

yall this is obv a joke 🧍‍♀️ my other comment on here is his mom obv took a fuckton of tylenol

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Anonymous #36 6d

I'm literally a teacher

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Anonymous #47 6d

the moment that tylenol went on the market years ago the diagnoses of autism started going up too so honestly its a very possible correlation that has to be closely studied. its a rough experiment but they should do it in my opinion. two groups of pregnant women, one takes tylenol during the pregnancy and the others dont take anything and see how the children come out.

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Anonymous #51 6d

U ain’t have a problem when Biden was stuttering u guys are hypocrites

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Anonymous #49 6d

u was real quick. his age was OBVIOUSLY a problem, but he also didnt go on national tv to make some shit up about autism.

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Anonymous #47 6d

Yes exactly. If it were a democrat in RFK or trumps place, these dumb mfs would agree. People refuse to look at the studies. I don’t support trump at all but what RFK is doing it life changing for our generation and the next

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Anonymous #42 6d

I’ve been saying I think he is subconsciously pulled towards death. He saw the fate of everyone in his family and thinks “this is meant for me”. like lemmings off a cliff

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Anonymous #5 6d

I’m a MS1 right now. I second this wholeheartedly

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Anonymous #21 6d

Children with severe autism aren’t in general education. We try to somewhat integrate those with moderate autism, and mildly autistic kids are almost entirely in general ed. It’s those forms of autism that you’ve probably seen. Severe autism is extremely debilitating and tragic.

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Anonymous #52 6d

the crazy thing is, that it is a known fact that doctors themselves tell pregnant women to take tylenol so it’s obviously not something widely known, it is actively being researched now. i feel that is valid and just because its new doesn’t mean you knock it bc of whose mouth it’s coming out of yk what i mean

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Anonymous #47 6d

Okay so first, Tylenol is a brand and not the actual medication. The medication they stated as a cause of autism is acetaminophen. Now they did not perform a new study to prove its correlation, they just analyzed 46 previous studies about the correlation between pregnant mothers taking acetaminophen and adhd & autism in children. Some of the studies they evaluated were as old as the 1990’s and there wasn’t one single control group for all of them.

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Anonymous #47 6d

So it’s not a known fact at all. The only conclusion the review of all of those studies was that there is a fair correlation between the two outcomes but mainly high doses for prolonged periods, like 4 or more weeks of use during pregnancy. But the reason this is JUST correlation is because the studies can’t prove if the rate increase is because of the acetaminophen or if it’s from prolonged illness or stress of the mother.

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Anonymous #47 6d

Not a single reputable doctor or medical professional has given the affirmative with saying it’s a dangerous medication and can confidently say that it causes autism. Because none of the current studies are done well enough to be able to prove anything past correlation. And fevers are MUCH more dangerous than taking Tylenol or another brand of acetaminophen, so even if it miraculously was the cause of autism mothers should still be taking it.

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Anonymous #54 6d

seconding this as someone who works in psych/hospitals. schools are never seeing the worst cases. autism can extend to extremes you just won’t see in educational settings. it’s very sad

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Anonymous #21 6d

The majority of autism is mild and totally livable, but severe cases are really difficult to deal with. I have plenty of autistic friends but my bf’s step brother is severely on the spectrum. He can’t speak more than one word sentences, will have violent outbursts when he can’t communicate properly, and needs around the clock care as an adult. It can be extremely debilitating

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Anonymous #52 6d

There have also been numerous other tests that have shown no correlation. I actually read through the study you screenshotted earlier today, you should read further down from that.

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That has absolutely nothing to do with my comment, but go off ig

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Anonymous #54 6d

I have seen it actually when I did field placement and it's not the kid's fault. Who are we to say something they can't control is bad? You're fucked in the head.

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Anonymous #52 6d

The studies implied correlation but not causation. You would need other studies to be made to actually accurately assess the risk of it.

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Anonymous mother_russia 6d

I’m not saying this study is 100% the cause of autism but there’s a chance it could be. So I think people should just keep this info in mind and not even risk it.

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Anonymous #57 6d

As someone with family in healthcare, I can promise you several autism does get people severely hurt. Broken fingers if you’re lucky, worse if you’re not. It isn’t inherently “bad”, but in the cases seen by hospitals, the kids are usually given up on by parents who cannot handle the severity of the case anymore and kids are stuck with hospital life or put in state custody.

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Anonymous mother_russia 6d

Trumps words were “using Tylenol during pregnancy is not good” and “you shouldn’t take Tylenol at any point in the pregnancy… and you shouldn’t give it to him (referring to the baby after they are born which isn’t true AT ALL)”

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Anonymous mother_russia 6d

Paraphrasing because I don’t know his exact words but “only take Tylenol in EXTREME cases, like if you have a really high fever and can’t tough it out.” NO NO NO TAKE TYLENOL BEFORE YOU GET TO THAT POINT, A FEVER IS MUCH MORE DANGEROUS TO YOUR BABY THAN TYLENOL

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Anonymous #47 6d

They cannot just do an experiment and “see how the children come out” bc it’s kind of incredibly unethical to do that lmao

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Anonymous #52 6d

Not taking Tylenol when it’s needing is much more likely to severe harm to a baby and even lead to their death. It is much safer to keep in contact with your doctor and use the medication.

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Anonymous #47 6d

Find one reliable source that says this…. ONE

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Anonymous #28 6d

I remember hearing that video before his first election it was my first impression of him and i’ve hated him ever since and my hate for him grows every time I hear him speak😭

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Anonymous #64 6d

The fact that we were so young when that clip came out and we grew up and watched that same man become presidents twice

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Anonymous #28 6d

The fact that this wasn’t a deal breaker for a lot of people is still wild to me tbh… on top of the fact that he’s repeatedly been denied appeals for the E Jean Carroll case

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Anonymous #65 6d

Tylenol is only one brand name and acetaminophen is the ONLY approved medication for pregnant women to take to lower their fevers. Fevers are a lot more dangerous to a baby than acetaminophen could possibly be. If you are healthy and don’t get fevers when pregnant then of course don’t take it, but if you need it the take it.

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Anonymous #21 6d

this is a weird argument lol you can’t control cancer but it’s still bad hahah. nobody is blaming the kid

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Anonymous #21 6d

it’s not a good thing to have autism lol it’s literally a psychological disorder. no one said it’s the kids’ faults so idk where you’re getting that. no one is excited when their kid is dx w autism bc it makes life incredibly more difficult. it is sad and i am empathetic towards both children and adults w autism but im not going to sit here and say it’s not a bad thing when it is.

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Anonymous #57 6d

It's not a bad thing though. Congrats I guess. Want a cookie?

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Anonymous #36 6d

Don't fucking compare autism to cancer you sick fuck

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Anonymous #47 6d

Yeah autism diagnosis went up because we figured out what autism is and how to diagnose it. You realize the first person to be diagnosed with autism is still alive right? Like autism is still very new

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Anonymous #52 6d

RFK is destroying our generations. All he’s done is attack vaccines with no evidence and cut back on corporate regulations keeping drinking water safe

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Anonymous #49 6d

You’re a hypocrite because Trump is even older and more senile than Biden. And Biden at least put an actual doctor as his secretary of Health and not a fucking lawyer

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Anonymous #21 6d

I never said the children themselves are bad. I’ve worked with a couple of these kids and I really wish there was more effective treatment because they are really sweet. However they can barely express themselves and cannot take care of themselves. Some self harm or harm others. It’s really sad to see. I especially feel bad for their parents because they love their children so much and hate to see them having these troubles but at the same time are absolutely exhausted

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“Trust the science” except there is no science. I love how you idiots use this argument as if science agrees with you when it doesn’t

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Anonymous justinian 6d

God I just want efficient travel holy shit

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Anonymous #14 6d

America could be in such a better place if Lee Harvey Oswald took the day off

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Anonymous #33 6d

Tylenol is literally available as a generic now. It’s busted, washed, and unc. Not very lucrative!

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Anonymous #47 6d

How many fucking times do we have to repeat ourselves: correlation. Does. Not. Equal. Causation. Ffs!

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Anonymous #47 6d

And you know why autism rates went up at the same time Tylenol was invented? Bc insane medical advancements were being made, both for physical and mental health. It was a healthcare renaissance. More people were being diagnosed because more symptoms were revealed to be associated with ASD and ppl were more open to being evaluated. Just so happened to be at the same time as an increase in vaccines and an increase in otc medications. Doesn’t mean they have any fucking thing to do with each other.

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Anonymous #71 6d

We’re only in this hellhole because incels are still mad about gamergate and have been crying about it ever since

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Anonymous #77 6d

it’s no coincidence. tylenol is the only safe OTC painkiller for people who take SSRIs (selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors), a kind of antidepressant that they’ve already attacked multiple times for no reason

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Anonymous #78 6d

dis*proven. not a single study can be found with a link between the two

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Anonymous mother_russia 6d

it’s also the only approved OTC painkiller for people on SSRIs, which RFK has attacked multiple times in his crusade against the mentally ill

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Anonymous #74 6d

Oh I didn’t know that’s the only approved painkiller for that! That’s interesting!

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Anonymous #21 6d

bro mad

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Anonymous #74 6d

No there are studies that show correlation but only mild correlation, no study can prove causation though.

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Anonymous #35 6d

That’s amazing

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Anonymous #47 6d

You do know that anthropologists and genealogists have found proof of autism throughout human history dating back tens of thousands of years right?!

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Anonymous #81 6d

Oooo really? I would love to read about that!

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no seriously, imagine being a grown adult and saying something so disgusting about another human being

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Anonymous #82 5d

It’s literally a John Oliver reference, you fucking holier-than-thou moron. If you can’t take people having different opinions, get back on your high horse and get the fuck off the Internet. You’re clearly unable to handle what’s on it.

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Anonymous #14 5d

just a heads up, not a single politician ever will release those. nobody

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this is outdated information. parker lost his lab at duke after his autism research began. he runs an independent lab and self-publishes his work, as actual, generally reliable journals won’t because the science isn’t there!

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Anonymous #87 5d

Every Democrat in Congress voted to release them. They only lost by 2 votes.

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Anonymous #52 5d

Not a reliable source! Hope this helps! If it ends in .com not .org that’s your first red flag

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Anonymous #61 5d

I was delusional once too.

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Anonymous #52 5d

You also didn’t read the whole study which makes you also not a reliable source!

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Anonymous #52 5d

Yes you were, 10 hours ago and continuously since

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Anonymous #61 5d

Whatever makes you feel better

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Anonymous #90 5d

“their”😍

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Anonymous #4 5d

Are we sure THEY aren't the ones with autism?

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but trump said cause. stop twisting shit to make it sound better

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Anonymous mother_russia 5d

there’s only a correlation because it’s the only medicine that women can take while pregnant, so in all the studies of course that’s going to be a factor, but it’s literally not the cause

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Anonymous #52 5d

yeah, every study that’s been done has been proven to be false because of how many errors there are.

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Anonymous #61 5d

it’s not 😭 it’s owned by johnson & johnson

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Anonymous #18 5d

because…….

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Anonymous #96 5d

ur parents are fucking stupid

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Anonymous #97 5d

Donald Trump has consistently shown that he doesn’t listen to those scientists and says whatever he wants. Remember sharpiegate?

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Anonymous #14 5d

i knew i recognized that line tho 😭😭

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Anonymous #27 5d

You just taught me something I didn’t know Tylenol was a pain killer it do make sense since it takes headaches away, I just always looked at painkillers as something for the whole body

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Anonymous #97 5d

the main researcher RFK has been pulling this from lost his lab at duke university after he started doing this research. he’s now running it independently and can’t get published anywhere because, sure, the studies are happening, but they’re really bad!

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Anonymous #97 5d

because not all scientific knowledge is created equal. some people suck at designing studies and do so intentionally

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Anonymous #4 5d

Mueller and Vance aren’t stupid, just evil

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Anonymous #95 5d

Thanks🥰 I’ll let them know- Some stranger thinks they’re “stupid”- I hope you realize you’ve never met my folks a day in your life and know absolutely nothing about them- but for shits and giggles- sure, you’re correct

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Anonymous #96 5d

“After extensive research” so how many hours did your parents spend in the lab doing trials?

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Anonymous #21 5d

I understand he instinct to say that, but as a high functioning autistic person my life is still made harder by my disability. Like aside from the social isolation, the sensory experiences and meltdowns are the exact opposite of good. We can acknowledge autism is bad without thinking autistic people are bad because that way we can get autistic people the accommodations they need

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Anonymous #85 5d

autism is awesome- person with autism

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Anonymous #52 5d

wow you’re stupid it has nothing to do with your party they said the same thing about vaccines but those study’s weren’t even done by an actual scientist who didn’t report half his findings and he was paid my lawyer to find those results but if you look at all the information concluded from the studies there was no causation regardless of an increase in vaccinations plus the criteria of the DSM-5 is more accurate now. What he’s doing is creating panic & basically implying autism is a disease

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Anonymous #97 5d

but the research itself isn’t reliable either, the data he’s referencing is misinterpreted at best and erroneous, fabricated bullshit at its worst 😭😭

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Anonymous #47 5d

i stated doctors still to this day tell pregnant women to take tylenol (acetaminophen) so its obviously not something detrimental to the mother or babies health get a grip lmao you guys are all putting words in my mouth and shit😭

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Anonymous #47 5d

i also feel like you guys are treating autism and adhd/add as if it was a disease or some shit. i am glad they’re making these technological advancements and everything gets tested at one point for science. so honestly this new perspective is not all that surprising considering all the different studies i imagine are done to try and find the cause. it could be a false statement and thats okay all i was saying is pay attention to the research thats it.

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Anonymous #47 5d

This!! A lot of people with autism or adhd (add isn’t technically a term used anymore) are grateful for the way they function because their brains work in unique ways, it’s kind of like a super power to some

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Anonymous #90 5d

but it wasn’t done by a reliable professional though 🤨

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Anonymous #95 5d

Yeah… it’s one of their BRANDS. Many other BRANDS also have products containing acetaminophen

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Anonymous #96 5d

As an autistic person, that’s not why your brother is autistic. He has a neurological condition that is largely rooted in genetics, as do I. My father is likely autistic, though he’d never admit it, and because of that genetic factor, I inherited that condition. A medication taken during a pregnancy will not cause a neurological condition, especially one deemed safe by doctors literally worldwide.

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Anonymous #78 5d

It has not been proven in any sense of the word lmao.

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Anonymous #113 5d

Also, furthermore, of fucking course Trump would come to this numbskull conclusion. Tylenol is one of the only medicines a pregnant woman can safely take. If one medicine is allowed, there’s going to be the illusion of a correlation when that simply is not true.

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Anonymous #67 5d

Correct. I’m autistic, and even worse, I’m a girl, meaning I have one of the most misunderstood conditions coupled with the fact that I’m the gender that is the most understudied with the condition. People make a lot of assumptions about what they simply don’t understand, and that’s happening a lot here.

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Anonymous #113 5d

I feel you and it’s so frustrating to have him cause strife which could effect how younger children with autism are treated by their guardians

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Because people figured out how to diagnose it. Anthropologists and genealogists have found evidence of autism that dates back thousands of years.

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Anonymous #116 5d

And even then, there’s evidence autism has existed thousands of years before that.

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Anonymous #85 5d

Yeah, because it’s false.

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Anonymous #97 5d

Can you read? It says *in the post* that he has no evidence at all.

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Anonymous #5 5d

As an autistic person, I fully agree. I’ve researched my own disorder and learned about it through professionals since I was diagnosed, and this made me put my head in my hands.

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Anonymous #10 5d

That sums up the past several years perfectly. Thank you.

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Anonymous #13 5d

Why cure what genuinely doesn’t need a cure? Treatment and therapy is cool and I absolutely encourage it for those who need it, but my autism is intrinsically a part of who I am, even if it’s not my entire identity. As much as I sometimes hate having it, I don’t want it gone.

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Anonymous #7 5d

don’t insult the autistic community by labeling him as one… we don’t claim his dumbass.

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Anonymous sharky_25 5d

i’m deceaseddd 😭😭😭

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Anonymous light_pink_heart333 5d

You’re right my bad

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Anonymous #57 5d

It’s a neurological disorder, meaning it’s physically in the brain, not a psychological disorder, which is a mental illness. The brain works differently. I have autism, and while it’s tough sometimes, it doesn’t make me bad or wrong, it just makes me different. I’m high functioning, so I can do normal things like have a job, drive, etc, but those with severe autism need care since they can’t handle those things. It doesn’t make them bad, though.

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Anonymous #113 5d

I also still experience sensory issues, my emotions are intense and sometimes hard to control. It’s embarrassing and isolating, but there’s nothing wrong with me. My brain just works differently.

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Anonymous #49 5d

Stuttering and early onset dementia with a a side of dictatorship are different babe🥰

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Anonymous #49 5d

The issue isn’t that, the issue is that Trump has no medical evidence to back this. His source is ‘dude trust me.’

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Anonymous #41 5d

This kills me as someone who *has* autism.

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Anonymous #61 5d

I’m autistic and actually, I was beat up by a car and that caused my autism.

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Anonymous #14 5d

omg 💀 but facts

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Anonymous squirming_worm 5d

Legitimately I think he’s just letting the unqualified morons in his social circle do whatever they want as a reward for loyalty. He straight up does not care

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Anonymous #4 5d

That’s so dystopian 💀

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Anonymous #52 5d

Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is pretty much the only over the counter fever reducer a pregnant woman can take. Of course there’s gonna be the illusion of a pattern in this scenario.

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Anonymous #113 5d

Exactly! It’s like saying water causes cancer because everyone who gets cancer has drank water. Obviously nearly everyone with autism has a mother who took Tylenol, because almost every pregnant woman in the country takes Tylenol.

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Anonymous #108 5d

Exactly. I got very lucky in this department, as my mother is a mental health professional who is well educated on this subject. I can’t imagine being a young child and having to deal with prejudice from your own parents for a condition you didn’t ask for and that isn’t anyone’s fault.

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Anonymous #52 5d

Very nice let’s see the effect size

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Anonymous #35 5d

Literally. Fevers when pregnant can be very dangerous, and can hurt the baby. Doctors fucking recommend Tylenol when a pregnant woman has a fever.

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Anonymous #47 5d

“i want to purposefully give participants a treatment that i hypothesize will give their babies autism” good luck getting that past the IRB

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Anonymous #113 5d

Yep, I think cooking the kid’s brain in utero will do a lot more damage to it than fucking Tylenol

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Like our tech hasn’t gotten better?? ☠️

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Anonymous #28 5d

They are in a cult. Cult leaders are always right supposedly!

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Anonymous #90 5d

Yes some studies that have found small increases of autism and adhd correlated with acetaminophen while other studies have found no correlation, but correlation is not enough to prove causation and the president should not be advising pregnant women to “tough it out” through fevers as acetaminophen is the only safe medication for them to take.

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Anonymous #121 5d

This was an actual thing?

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Anonymous #96 5d

you are so fucking stupid. every study that has been done about this has been proven to be false bc of how many errors they contain. do research for both sides rather than ones that just make you feel better

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Anonymous #95 5d

But there is no study (you said) so where’s YOUR proof it doesn’t?

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Anonymous #96 5d

i hope you never have kids

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Anonymous #95 5d

You’re fucking stupid

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Anonymous #97 5d

It’s because he said it’s a cause which his own study he was basing all of this off of said there is not nearly enough evidence to say that it’s a cause, only that it’s mildly correlated 💀 they misquoted the Dr who co-signed the study saying it was a cause which he had explicitly said they would need way more research to prove that and also advised that pregnant women still use the medicine where Trump said “only take it if you can’t tough it out” like taking it is about willpower

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Anonymous mother_russia 5d

By all means keep taking it. How many “fevers” do pregnant women typically get? How about we protect babies from a Tylenol taking headache. You can tough out a headache. You people really are going to die on hill for the 1% cases. It’s idiotic.

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Anonymous #95 5d

I totally agree!!

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Anonymous #47 5d

I’m going to pass on being in the Tylenol group!

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Anonymous #96 5d

One person isn’t extensive research, autism is naturally occurring and there isn’t always an explanation for why the gene shows up sometimes rather than others.

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Anonymous #123 5d

Probably because it’s costs a LOT more than 5k to have a kid in America💀

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Anonymous #4 5d

lmao nah yeah thats why i said it would be a rough experiment but SCIENCE!😭

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Anonymous #65 5d

same

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Anonymous #95 5d

Luckily for you I’ve never wanted kids in the first place- Although I have practically raised all of my little siblings, so there’s that

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Anonymous #96 5d

So you’re saying your parents were super smart and came to this conclusion, meanwhile they were unable to even be parents to their children?? Yeah ok 😭😭

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Anonymous #61 5d

all that googling and facebooking really took away from their time with the kids 😂

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Anonymous #14 5d

wow this was good

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Anonymous #35 5d

I take it your parents didn’t work their asses off for the wellbeing of their kids

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Anonymous #96 5d

So crazy enough I have ADHD and my mom took Tylenol while she was pregnant with me! (I’m intentionally excluding the fact that my dad has ADHD and ADHD tends to be passed down through genetics)

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Anonymous #96 5d

thank god, cause you would ruin the next generation without vaccinating your kids

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Anonymous #96 5d

I didn’t have to raise my younger siblings because my parents were too busy scrolling Facebook for misinformation about acetaminophen LMFAO

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Anonymous #7 5d

No I think every autistic person I know is immensely more tolerable than Trump he has a whole different issue

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Correlation does not equal causation… hope this helps!

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Anonymous #131 5d

narcissism and delusions of grandeur

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Anonymous #90 5d

there*

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Anonymous #27 5d

Insane take

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Anonymous #87 5d

Ur def a braindead trumpie. The republicans are blocking the release, every dem voted to release them.

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We can also correlate trump being alive to rise in autism

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Anonymous #14 5d

💀 someone’s mad

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That’s completely insane. Such a loving god

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weird because natural pain medication had been used before and it was only really until Archbishop Stephen Langton that it was considered normal for birth to be painful. I mean why do you think they tried to get rid of all the mid wife but then complained about their wife’s dying in childbirth.

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I just know you’re a man or a virgin

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Anonymous #135 5d

Give them tylenol Pm and they’ll only be autistic at night

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Anonymous #4 5d

We’re glad you anonymously posted that about the Biden administration as well!

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Anonymous #61 5d

let’s be honest here he’s definitely both

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Anonymous #113 5d

omg so bc popbase said there’s no evidence you should just believe it? 😱 there are indeed studies from mount sinai, a world-renowned hospital & research center that strongly suggest this correlation. let this be a lesson to you, not even about the validity of the research, but to your blind acceptance of the claim made on some post.

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Anonymous #138 5d

The person above you explained why there is in fact no credible evidence. You really can’t read.

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Anonymous #138 5d

There is no research that is even close to saying it causes autism

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Anonymous #113 5d

it is indeed true that there is no evidence conclusively confirming a causal link. but to suggest there no evidence at all is silly, and completely misinterprets the current scientific consensus on the correlations that HAVE been found. the “person above me” is actually mostly correct, it’s YOU i’m condemning. i don’t need to read a popbase post bc I read the research papers. do the same and come back with the same insult if you’d like.

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Shut the fuck up you absolute moron lmao. Birth is painful because you’re literally pushing a whole human being out of your body. The Bible also says that people who wear two different fibers in the same jacket should be burned alive. It says a lot of dumbass shit that doesn’t apply to modern life, but that’s just misogynistic bullshit.

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This is the dumbest shit I swear

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Anonymous #138 5d

I don’t care if you condemn me, tf? I have autism. I know shit about my own disorder, and I know from the doctors I visited during my diagnostic process and from just simply being a person with autism that the cause of autism is largely genetic. My father is likely autistic, though he’d never admit it. My neurological condition wasn’t caused by over the counter painkillers my mother took while she was pregnant, because that’s fucking ridiculous. Correlation does not equal causation, especially-

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Anonymous #113 5d

When Tylenol wasn’t invented until 1955, autism was first diagnosed in the 40s, and there’s anthropological and genealogical evidence suggesting the existence of autism thousands of years ago.

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Anonymous #9 5d

Couldn’t agree more he’s a bumbling moron

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Anonymous #146 5d

Acetaminophen is not a very harmful med, following the instructions on the bottle will prevent liver damage. All medications have their risks but acetaminophen is very safe when taken properly.

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Anonymous #146 5d

The study isn’t the issue, it’s a great study and very well put together, the issue is Trump and his administration miss representing it or straight up lying about the results to the general public and advising pregnant women to try to “tough it out” through fevers when fevers are much more dangerous

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Anonymous mother_russia 5d

yes you should always follow the instructions to avoid liver damage, however many people with chronic pain can take less than the daily allotted amount however taking it daily and for prolonged periods of time is in fact very harmful and will cause liver kidney and heart issues. it’s fine to be taken sparingly but again should be limited

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Anonymous #146 5d

Yes and the actual results of the study was that the only significant correlation between autism and acetaminophen use was when it was taken at excessively high doses or used for 4 or more weeks during the pregnancy, both of which are already advised against medically. Which is why doctors are advising mothers to still take acetaminophen when they need it and to not be afraid of the medication, just take it how it’s instructed.

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Anonymous mother_russia 5d

And it was still only a possible correlation but didn’t haven’t enough basis to be labeled as causation!

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Anonymous #61 5d

Absolutely!

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Anonymous mother_russia 5d

It’s crazy but even AI can tell ya this, AI has literally become smarter than the president and that’s terrifying in 2 ways!

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Anonymous #4 5d

That’s because most of them were probably inbred😂

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Anonymous #149 5d

He didn’t cure cancer though. He’s just lying about complete bullshit to make the country worse. If Trump shot you in the leg you’d probably thank him for it

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Anonymous #149 5d

“liberal slop”: made-up pseudoscience about a common household drug inducing autism in newborns

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Anonymous #99 5d

pseudoscience is a stretch tbh because that implies it’s actually backed by some scientific method. correlation =/= causation

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Anonymous #90 5d

all results could only prove correlation. what they are saying is literally as scientifically absurd as someone in the government telling you that if you breathe you have a high chance of getting cancer

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Anonymous #113 5d

well i appreciate you sharing that. but even so much as having the condition isn’t substitute for rigorous, peer-reviewed research. and (as you pointed out), acetaminophen was invented years after early ASD diagnoses, yet that doesn’t rule out the possibility of a correlational—or even causal—effect. just suggests that it’s not the only cause, which we’re all aware of (genetics will likely always be the leading cause).

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Anonymous #113 5d

i should point out that, i don’t think we necessarily disagree about that much. i only “condemned” your treating popbase’s claim as dogmatic, despite it taking the government’s warning out of context. our president tends to ramble, but the studies the warning draws from paints a much more nuanced picture than “no evidence found, continue to use as normal”

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Anonymous #138 4d

i genuinely wish death upon you

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Anonymous #94 4d

this is the first time anyone’s said this to me. definitely doesn’t feel good but I thought it’d be a lot worse! maybe it’s different when it’s anonymous or behind a screen. im a premed researcher and my ultimate goal is radical life extension, so it’s my duty to wish the opposite towards you. have a nice day

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Anonymous #138 4d

I don’t care who’s arguing what right now, I am so incredibly sorry someone chose to say that to you. That is NOT right nor is it okay. People feel such an authority to be mean when it’s anonymous and people like 94 are the reason that people are lacking sympathy. It’s unfortunate but a lot of people are unable to understand that people on the internet are still living beings.

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Anonymous #94 4d

And how would you feel if this comment was somebodies breaking point? You would be the treason somebodies parents, siblings, pets, friends, extended family had to wake up in a world that they hoped to never live in. You’d be the reason for massive amounts of grief, all because you ran out of arguments in an anonymous comment section? NOBODY deserves to hear that, you should feel awful.

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Anonymous #95 4d

This is the post abt Tylenol, you realize that right?

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Anonymous #113 4d

they want women to suffer in childbirth lol

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Anonymous #61 4d

thank you for your words! im neurodivergent as well (we often have more in common w others than we think; even in heated debates! @113) so no worries: i actually dont process emotional jabs in the same way. but i can definitely recognize and value kindness, and yours didn’t go unnoticed today. ppl like you inspire me to double down on research! hope we all live long, healthy lives; have a nice day

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Probably because we said, “Hey! Maybe we SHOULDN’T shove people in insane asylums just because they act a little different.” Idiot.

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Anonymous #156 4d

It literally talks about excessive use and how there’s not for sure on this yet

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Anonymous #2 4d

Yes, let the brain worm win.

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Anonymous #49 4d

The stuttering is a moot fucking point when the other guy is a convicted felon, tbh.

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Anonymous #45 4d

I’d sue him for malpractice in that case.

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Anonymous #8 4d

Oh that’s definitely it. (I’m being sarcastic)

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Anonymous #61 4d

Wereautistic

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Anonymous #149 4d

“This guy is the goat” he’s a convicted felon. A convicted. Felon.

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Anonymous #138 4d

Our president is a convicted felon who appointed someone with both a brain worm and no medical background as the face of public health. I trust whatever he says about as far as I can throw him. I’m not taking what popbase said as fact, I’m taking what I already know from medical professionals and my own diagnosis as fact. The conclusion Trump came to contradicts facts I already knew and have known for years.

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Anonymous #52 4d

Hi, democrat here. No we wouldn’t lmao. If a democrat said that, I’d genuinely think they’d lost their mind, just as I do with these morons. I’d lose respect for anyone who said this nonsense, regardless of political party.

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Anonymous #113 4d

Also, RFK is completely fucking unqualified.

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Anonymous #113 4d

Seriously the hypocrisy of being like “you pointed out that Charlie Kirk wasn’t a good person, you should be fired” and simultaneously saying “yeah I voted for a convicted felon” is genuinely infuriating

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So has left handed people in the last 50

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Anonymous #14 4d

I’m stealing this image and I’m not sorry

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Anonymous #40 4d

Half of America did not want him

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Anonymous #159 4d

But the other half did, and the fact that half is still running to his defense after everything he’s done, idk if they can be redeemed

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Anonymous #67 4d

I try to have grace, because a lot of them are uneducated and ignorant and sometimes that’s not strictly their fault, but wow it’s getting hard to keep having that grace. This is a massive case of FAFO, and a lot of them are finding out.

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Anonymous #113 4d

I don’t even think they’re finding out, they refuse to admit that any problem they’re having could have possibly come from Trump

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Anonymous #67 4d

technically half of the country didn’t support either candidate… Only 65% of the US population old enough to vote actually voted in 2024… There was this big notion our generation had that their personal vote “didn’t matter” or “wouldn’t make a difference” which ultimately led to a very significant decrease in voters… Also his supporters have dwindled since this admin for sure. I know he has lost the support of thousands of veterans and minorities.

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Anonymous #67 4d

for most of them it is entirely their own fault for not caring enough to actually educate themselves on these topics from real sources in today’s society where everything is in the palm of your hand yea i put blame on them for sure… Definitely not all there are people not fortunate enough to have those resources but to anyone in college or that is completely capable of educating themselves but actively chooses not too because “politics are boring” should be to blame

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Anonymous #38 4d

Mossad using Peter Thiel and Blackrock to distract everyone while they position the new world order. World leaders are just puppets who have so much dirt and evidence on them that they can never do what is right again because it’s held over their heads everyday

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Anonymous #95 4d

Takes more than just one soul to “ruin” an entire generation, lmao- but believe whatever tf you want to

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Anonymous #96 4d

crazy how autism has been around longer than tylenol 😭😭 but pop off queen

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Anonymous #10 4d

Or an onion article

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Anonymous #4 4d

I’m assuming you voted for the previous president who medically had no cognitive ability?

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Anonymous #113 3d

Unqualified?? He’s related to a president! And disgraced sex-pest Andrew Cuomo! And several dozen other major political figures! How could someone be unqualified if they’re a scion of a noble house?

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Anonymous #164 3d

Are we seriously pretending trump doesnt have dementia have you seen his recent speeches? It’s so obvious bro has had a couple strokes and is barely aware enough for that period of time to mumble some incoherent words out. But maybe we have different definitions of the word “sentence”

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Anonymous #149 3d

…😂😂😂😂sometimes you just have to laugh and walk away

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Anonymous #156 3d

“yeah let me cherry pick an article headline without reading it and actually learning what they’re saying so i can go and continue to empower a fear mongering distraction”

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Anonymous #166 3d

that’s for excessive use, keyword excessive. if you drink alcohol excessively during pregnancy your baby is born with fetal alcohol syndrome. Nobody has ever said ever that you straight shouldn’t take acetaminophen during pregnancy. Go read the articles you fling around and learn a thing or two.

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Anonymous #99 3d

Where’s it say excessive- I’m missing that.

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Anonymous #169 3d

And lung cancer has been a thing forever but is made worse by smoking. What’s your point?

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Anonymous #164 3d

So stuttering versus just outright nonsense and incoherent speech are acceptable for you? If comparisons are going to be made, the facts have to come with it and it is just a downright fact that half of the stuff that comes out of his mouth is not only blatantly false but incomprehensible? Maybe the bigger picture of age and mental status need to be brought into play here on both sides.

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Anonymous #99 3d

They thought they ate by providing a source without even reading it 😭😭

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Anonymous #136 3d

Did you read it??? It talks about a POSSIBLE correlation between excessive users. It is still scientifically known as the safest way to medicate a fever since fevers while pregnant are unsafe

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Anonymous #61 3d

These are Trump supporters, they think science is a conspiracy to make people less Christian

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Anonymous #67 3d

💀

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Anonymous #67 3d

You know everybody in the world claims to be a Christian nowadays. But they are far from it. Actually, they’re science in the Bible and anyone who understands the Bible knows that science plays an important part in everything we do daily.

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Anonymous #113 3d

Let me ask you something, do you have faith in anything?

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Anonymous #173 3d

Tylenol literally says “consult a doctor” and Tylenol literally came out and said “safe to take while pregnant” hope this helps!

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Anonymous #61 3d

Ask a clinical research student what they think

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Anonymous #168 3d

Being that they known medicine I’m sure they will agree with all the real science backing Tylenol as the safest form of fever reduction, being that fevers are very bad for pregnant women’s babies!

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Anonymous #168 3d

Literally even the FDA agrees that Tylenol is the safest as long as it is not consumed more than absolutely necessary. This is true for literally everybody being that Tylenol is hard on the liver.

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Anonymous #82 2d

Frankly that’s putting it mildly and lowkey an insult to people with severe cognitive dysfunction

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Anonymous #162 2d

Hahahaha in lieu of fat Donny dipshit? Absofreakinlutly, doesn’t mean anyone liked the guy

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Anonymous #113 2d

Frankly decade

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Anonymous #87 2d

Literally every democrat and one or two republicans in the house have voted to release them. We’ve officially flipped enough seats to make it happen

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Anonymous #172 1d

They have- Tylenol has warned users about it

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Anonymous #96 1d

wrong.

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Anonymous #172 1d

Tylenol literally said “do not take while pregnant” years ago

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Anonymous #173 1d

Usually because they put that label on everything 🤦‍♀️ do you seriously think it’s ethical to test if it’s dangerous or not on pregnant women? A lot of things just slap that label on because it’s not ethical to test these kinds of things. It may have an effect, we don’t know. It’s safer to err on the side of caution but that label really doesn’t mean shit unless it’s an old time thing where the results have already shown up

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Anonymous #29 1d

That would be a ‘no’.

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