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Topic	Rob Schneider Attacks LIBERALS for SILENCING the ANTI-VAXX MOVEMENT!!!
LinkPizza 11/27/19 11:48:41 PM #57:	HornedLion posted... Except parents dont start recording kids only when they notice something is wrong. They have videos showing a kid exhibiting no ASD behaviors, and then videos post vaccination showing the loss of speech, eye contact, name response, etc. Weve been here already, and are just going around in circles. No offense, but I think youre going in circles. But not adjl... He said how there isnt a comprehensive picture of before. Most people dont record their whole lives (some do). But the amount they record before the vaccines is only a small portion of their life. So, only having a small amount that they seem to have wouldnt be enough to get a full picture of how they were before. Not to mention that some parents wouldnt notice some things that would be ASD behavior at first. But after they notice something after getting the vaccine, they may start noticing something else. But its possible that the signs wont be caught on camera before. Especially since at that point, you dont think anything is wrong. And arent always recording... HornedLion posted... theres still a shit ton more people with an ASD child than there was 20 years ago. Actually, while there has been a rise, that can be for many reasons. One is actually knowing and understanding it more than on the past. Also, there have been more false positives because of what some of the symptoms are. I found results that say about 1 in 59 children are born with it. But at one point, they were thinking it was 1 in 6. Which was because of the false positives. Either way, 1 in 59 is probably more than then past because before they knew about autism, they probably just said the kid was weird... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around. <cite>LinkPizza posted [p:930806389] in Rob Schnei... [t:78199699]...</cite> <quote>HornedLion posted...</cite> <quote>Except parents dont start recording kids only when they notice something is wrong. They have videos showing a kid exhibiting no ASD behaviors, and then videos post vaccination showing the loss of speech, eye contact, name response, etc. Weve been here already, and are just going around in circles.</quote> No offense, but I think youre going in circles. But not adjl... He said how there isnt a comprehensive picture of before. Most people dont record their whole lives (some do). But the amount they record before the vaccines is only a small portion of their life. So, only having a small amount that they seem to have wouldnt be enough to get a full picture of how they were before. Not to mention that some parents wouldnt notice some things that would be ASD behavior at first. But after they notice something after getting the vaccine, they may start noticing something else. But its possible that the signs wont be caught on camera before. Especially since at that point, you dont think anything is wrong. And arent always recording... HornedLion posted...</cite> <quote>theres still a shit ton more people with an ASD child than there was 20 years ago.</quote> Actually, while there has been a rise, that can be for many reasons. One is actually knowing and understanding it more than on the past. Also, there have been more false positives because of what some of the symptoms are. I found results that say about 1 in 59 children are born with it. But at one point, they were thinking it was 1 in 6. Which was because of the false positives. Either way, 1 in 59 is probably more than then past because before they knew about autism, they probably just said the kid was weird... --- Official King of Kings Switch FC: 7216-4417-4511 Add Me because I'll probably add you. I'm probably the LinkPizza you'll see around.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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