Post: #651

I was serious. Barron is autistic and Trump associates it to vaccines.

Don't think he has said very openly that he associates vaccines to Barron, but he has definitely hinted it, and you can see it in Barron's behavior, and in how Melania places his hands on him to keep him calm.

http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/09/1...to-autism/

Post: #652

Barron is still a kid. At 10 years old, would you have found anything related to politics fun? I'd only be concerned about autism if he looks like that in candid moments. He doesn't have the benefit of siblings his age to help him get through what is probably a boring time to him.

Post: #653

Every fucking article is describing the speech as "dark." What a bunch of sheep. I wonder who in the Clinton campaign gave them their marching orders.

Post: #654

(07-22-2016 11:30 AM)Slim Shady Wrote:  I was serious. Barron is autistic and Trump associates it to vaccines.

Don't think he has said very openly that he associates vaccines to Barron, but he has definitely hinted it, and you can see it in Barron's behavior, and in how Melania places his hands on him to keep him calm.

http://www.breitbart.com/video/2015/09/1...to-autism/

OK thanks for the info. That actually explains a lot, particularly Trump's warming to Alex Jones, which took me by surprise.

Post: #655

The politics thing might be boring to most 10 year olds. During celebration at the end with balloons and shit, kids would get excited -- he was without emotion. One of his brothers slap him on the chest and gave him a nod -- nothing. His father was hold him and he shrugged him off. Its minor but it just looked off. If he has autism, I'm sure he gets the best care. He's going to be a big, handsome guy when he grows up -- tough break with the autism.

Post: #656

(07-22-2016 11:18 AM)Liberty Sea Wrote:  

(07-22-2016 09:47 AM)Liberty Sea Wrote:  Even his smiling pictures seems rather 'flaccid'. I hope he doesn't have autism. Even without that, he is almost certainly not a high energy kid.

(07-22-2016 11:00 AM)chicane Wrote:  The kid could be autistic. The incidence has been going up for a while now. It happens.

Wait, just a random thought but did Trump speak from personal experience when he talk about vaccine and autism. He doesn't seem to be the type that just suddenly take a position on such things. He and Melania worked hard to alter Barron's vaccine schedule. The kid has a blank stare, rarely go outside and these signs were picked up by many people.

Surgeon General Ben Carson is going to take a good look at this.

Post: #657

When the left is terrified, scared, and the only defense they have is "literally Hitler"

You know you're winning, that you're on the right side, that your cause is just.

I've hinted about voting for Trump, tearing down Bernie & Hillary supporters.

A huge leftist lib friend of mine was saying on FB to Trump's speech "Don't ever pander to the black and brown vote, we're not behind you"

I said, "He's got my brown vote #anyonebuthillary" with a bunch of people liking my comment.

Of course he rambled into "this is like watching the rise of the third Reich"

Keep the energy high, the light is at the end of the tunnel !

Post: #658

Barron Before:


Barron after:





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(07-22-2016 11:55 AM)911 Wrote:  Surgeon General Ben Carson is going to take a good look at this.

He probably already took a look, if he was ever going to. Carson was friend with the Trump family before the election, talking about helping kids.




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Anyway this discussion if it is to go on at all should be moved to Everything Lounge.

Post: #659

You're not going to be excited about balloons if you're terribly afraid of being up on stage, in public, in front of a roaring crowd of thousands at a point when you're already really tired/up way past your bedtime (he was caught on camera yawning in speeches).

Just like those pictures above - when he's smiling it's a family photo, the others are probably when they're surrounded by people (or at least photographers trying to take pictures). That one rally picture was them surrounded by people on all sides.

He may just be shy. Combine the fear of the stage and the fatigue with the chance that, at this age, he could also be more of a introvert, wallflower type; on that stage, thousands of people watching and cheering... could be scared, intimidated, wanting to withdraw? Somebody touches you at that point and you'd recoil, go inward?

I can see how that happens but I might be rationalizing. I feel like if there was any developmental issues with Barron they would've come out in the press by this point.

Post: #660

Guys Barron Trump is ten years old. TEN.

What were you doing at ten years old?
I was playing with pokemon cards, watching cartoons on TV, playing gameboy, and adding math problems.

This kid has now been thrust into the center stage. Before, the Trump family had a modicum of privacy even with Trump's TV show. However now, he has to be the perfect child. He can't act up!

I would have exploded under such pressure. He's now being exposed to vitriol from the left on every media platform, he was probably pulled from school and now has tutors because of the threats against his life and a million other things that I couldn't have even touched upon.

He's not autistic nor the Jeb Bush of the family. He's a little kid who hasn't had the luxury of wisdom that Eric, Ivanka, or his father have.

Cut him some slack.

Post: #661

Obama just talked about Trump's speech, saying itis based on fear and we can't build a wall around globalization. His globalist agenda is showing.

Barrack Obama Wrote:... immigration is much less a problem than it was not just 20, 30 years ago, but when I came in as president

Post: #662

I love how we're speculation on a 10 year old on stage in front of thousands of people.

I'm with Beast on this, come on now, save the energy for getting Trump in the white house.

Post: #663

(07-22-2016 11:48 AM)Chowder Head Wrote:  The politics thing might be boring to most 10 year olds. During celebration at the end with balloons and shit, kids would get excited -- he was without emotion. One of his brothers slap him on the chest and gave him a nod -- nothing. His father was hold him and he shrugged him off. Its minor but it just looked off. If he has autism, I'm sure he gets the best care. He's going to be a big, handsome guy when he grows up -- tough break with the autism.

Surprised nobody brought it up, but if Barron is 10, that means Melania had him when she was 36 years old. If I remember correctly, rates of autism are correlated to age of mom (and perhaps even Dad since Trump was 60 years old when Barron was born).

Post: #664

(07-22-2016 11:38 AM)Dusty Wrote:  Every fucking article is describing the speech as "dark." What a bunch of sheep. I wonder who in the Clinton campaign gave them their marching orders.

According to talk show hosts I am hearing on Baltimore radio, the word "dark" was in fact used first in a Clinton press release. So good call on that. The media is taking its cue from the Clinton camp.

Post: #665

(07-22-2016 11:58 AM)kaotic Wrote:  When the left is terrified, scared, and the only defense they have is "literally Hitler"

You know you're winning, that you're on the right side, that your cause is just.

Being "scared" is the Hail Mary play of the leftist and it has been forever.

There is a reason why the neologism "Cry Bully" has recently gained so much purchase.

They scorn and shame and berate and belittle and falsely accuse and misrepresent and condescend for all they are worth, and when none of that works, suddenly, they are scared.

You don't even have to get to the Hitler bit, when they start saying they are scared, strong independent gender army that they are, you know that they are making a last gasp effort to be bailed out by someone else.

All of their resources are gone, and they are hoping someone stronger and with more character than they have will be their Deus Ex Machina.

I have seen this in bullying librarians, administrators, girlfriends, functionaries, clerks, baristas, it doesn't matter the setting, it is the underlying cry bully mentality.

Inflate yourself like a prickly puffer fish and if that doesn't work, call for mommy or even better daddy.

How do they live with being so craven, and lacking in personal standards?

I think it is interesting, and not so coincidental, that an expert on sociopaths, Martha Stout of Harvard, has said of them (sociopaths):

Quote:You wouldn’t think that someone who’s sociopathic would be interested in creating pity in somebody’s head, but if you pity someone, you will do almost anything for that person. It’s carte blanche. And that’s something I’ve heard over and over again: “He would make me feel really, really sorry for him.” This could be done by having physical illnesses, or appearing constantly to be out of money. However it’s done, it’s done with enough theatrics that the person the sociopath is targeting has a feeling of sympathy. So if you see somebody really pulling for your sympathy while at the same time hurting you intermittently, you should start to wonder. If somebody plays to your pity and really tries to draw that out of you, that’s not normal.

http://www.interviewmagazine.com/culture...-of/#page2

For the SJW, the pity play isn't just a white flag, it is a good start on a diagnosis.

Post: #666

Decent Convention Summary:

July 22, 2016, 06:00 am
Five ways Trump’s convention was a success

http://thehill.com/blogs/ballot-box/pres...-a-success

Post: #667

I wouldn't condemn the kid as autistic. He's 10. He was probably awake since 6-7AM. It was 11;30 when the speech ended. News reports mentioned him yawning nonstop.

Post: #668

Just as Trump spoke last night - a mass shooting by Buddhists in Munich, Germany.

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Post: #669

Shillary on suicide watch!

Post: #670

What a trip it was, last 4 days were beyond electrifying. I can not sleep due to sheer excitement, I get goose bumps many times during the day when I read a post, meet another like minded person. What an exciting time to be alive.

Lot of my views got tested and resolved quickly after meeting other highly intelligent people in RVF crew, Cernovich crew, Milo Crew, Chuck Johnson and many more.

Another false news that left spreads is that Trump supporters are of low IQ, How wrong are they. Actually they are afraid of the people supporting Mr. trump. People who understand the Matrix will kick the globalists ass come November.

High energy all the way. MAGA.

Post: #671

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Post: #672

^^^^

Gives new meaning to the phrase "dark sheep."

Post: #673

A whole lot of fortuitous synchronicity in the MSM...

Post: #674

At about 2:30am on CNN, Amanda Carpenter said that Mr. Trump's loud speaking style plus lack of policy details makes him look scary. She also said that, even scarier, was how close his family is to him, and how they help guide his campaign. (Her exact words were something like, "All that power concentrated in just one family, is really scary.")

Her words remind me of a Vox Day tweet, "It's amazing how every Gamma from a broken home is always intellectually superior to everyone with an intact home and beautiful, athletic kids."

Post: #675

(07-22-2016 02:04 PM)MMX2010 Wrote:  (Her exact words were something like, "All that power concentrated in just one family, is really scary.")

Meanwhile, the Clintons' stranglehold on the Dems allows them to clear out the entire field and run Hillary practically unopposed in the primary race.

"Nothing to see here. First woman president YAY!!".