Could Trump do anything to make you stop supporting him?

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You'd think they didn't know what they were getting into.
But they signed a contract anyways? If the advertisers reneged on their promises, do you
think Musk should not have tried to sue them? Are you saying you think it is okay to enter
into contractual agreements and then break the contract with no consequences?

There was no breach of contract.

Here's a video from an actual attorney that covers all the relevant points

I'm referring to the things he literally said. He said he wants to use military against American citizens.

If a Democrat accuses someone of doing something..........99% of the time THEY are going to do it or already have done it.

2024 ELECTION — At a Turning Point PAC rally, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized the Biden-Harris administration for issuing Pentagon directive “5240.01,” which he claims authorizes the U.S. military to use lethal force against American citizens ..... soil.

If Robert F. Kennedy said it, it's probably bull poop
This guy is a complete not case who still thinks vaccines cause autism
Remember when he said people who deny climate change should go to jail?

When I went to elementary school in NY in the sixties I did not see a single kid with autism. Granted you had people on a variety of "spectrums" like outgoing, or shy, bright or slow, athletic or clumsy, but no one with autism. Today it is 1 in 36 kids. It is certainly possible that there were kids that I was not aware of. But I would go to my friends houses, and most had siblings, one friend of mine had 15 brothers and sisters (he was catholic). I was on a swim team with thirty kids, on a football team with forty kids, on the boyscouts with about fifty kids. So between my friends and all the brothers and sisters of the homes I visited there were hundreds of kids I knew of and not one had autism.

So then there is only one explanation for an epidemic where you get a rapid increase in something like autism. That is a change in lifestyle. It could be air pollution, water pollution, something in our food, or even the vaccines.

So please tell me what is your reasonable and scientific explanation for this dramatic increase in autism?

Probably just being diagnosed more now. It's genetic.

Imagine how arrogant it is to assume people fifty years ago were too stupid to recognize autism. I have nine cousins. My Dad's family had two kids, my Mom's family had three. So I have three aunts and three uncles. That is three more families that we were directly connected to. Between the four families we had over 100 close relatives. Family reunions could easily be 50 to a hundred people. Weddings, funerals, all the same. If we had autistic people we would have known. Anyone who has an autistic brother or sister, that makes a huge impact on your life.

I was in the boy scouts. I was in two different patrols of eight kids each. Each week you go to the home of one of the kids, that is sixteen homes, about three kids each, so that is 48 kids. I was also a patrol leader for three different patrols. Again, that is about 72 kids in 24 homes. Between my family, my family reunions, weddings, funerals and the boyscouts I saw at least three hundred kids. No one was autistic. I did see the occasional down syndrome kid, but no one that was autistic. Rarely you would see some kid in a wheelchair, or who was blind or deaf, but never someone who was autistic.

I also went to church, probably five hundred in the congregation. If someone had an autistic kid I would have seen.

I think that these names like "autistic" or others are sort of a modern way of classifying people into groups.
Everyone needs to know what's "wrong" with them, so they Google (first mistake) and then they might go to a doctor who puts them on some sort of pill (which could be the second mistake).
The other thing that is sad but common nowadays is that we see many commercials for pills or drugs. These are banned in EU but in USA they have been in overdrive in the last 10 years.

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This is interesting. Are you willing to be tested on this yourself?

Well since I don't support Trump or belong to the MAGA mindset, that part of the test that is relevant to this topic, I've obviously aced. The others have failed miserably.

Imagine how arrogant it is to assume people fifty years ago were too stupid to recognize autism. I have nine cousins. My Dad's family had two kids, my Mom's family had three. So I have three aunts and three uncles. That is three more families that we were directly connected to. Between the four families we had over 100 close relatives. Family reunions could easily be 50 to a hundred people. Weddings, funerals, all the same. If we had autistic people we would have known. Anyone who has an autistic brother or sister, that makes a huge impact on your life.

I was in the boy scouts. I was in two different patrols of eight kids each. Each week you go to the home of one of the kids, that is sixteen homes, about three kids each, so that is 48 kids. I was also a patrol leader for three different patrols. Again, that is about 72 kids in 24 homes. Between my family, my family reunions, weddings, funerals and the boyscouts I saw at least three hundred kids. No one was autistic. I did see the occasional down syndrome kid, but no one that was autistic. Rarely you would see some kid in a wheelchair, or who was blind or deaf, but never someone who was autistic.

I also went to church, probably five hundred in the congregation. If someone had an autistic kid I would have seen.