Inauguration

Baron was on camera for hours today and I
think I figured it out. It wasn't the real Baron,
it was his body double. That's the only
explanation. I saw him for hours acting
like a completely normal 10 year old boy.
Shy, bored, looking around a lot, joking
with Donald, whispering to his pretend mom.
Didn't have a single classic autistic action.

The real Baron had to be back at Blair House,
sedated, with an anti autism drug dripping
into his arm. I wasn't fooled one bit.

Quote: Evenbob

Baron was on camera for hours today and I
think I figured it out. It wasn't the real Baron,
it was his body double. That's the only
explanation. I saw him for hours acting
like a completely normal 10 year old boy.
Shy, bored, looking around a lot, joking
with Donald, whispering to his pretend mom.
Didn't have a single classic autistic action.

The real Baron had to be back at Blair House,
sedated, with an anti autism drug dripping
into his arm. I wasn't fooled one bit.

You shouldn't be as it is all a plan of Putin's.

I don't think EvenBob knows what autism looks like.

Quote: Evenbob

whispering to his pretend mom.
Didn't have a single classic autistic action.

Could you define what a "classic autistic action" is?

Because based on your posts, it seems pretty clear you don't have any clue what autism is.

Quote: Dalex64

I don't think EvenBob knows what autism looks like.

My wife has an autistic nephew. I know
exactly what it looks like in a child
and in an adult.

Quote: ams288

Could you define what a "classic autistic action" is?
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'Children with classic autism; . This child will start showing symptoms of classic autism from the age of three onwards which include the following:
Rigid, dogmatic behaviour
Repetitive actions and speech
Self harm, e.g. hitting themselves
Withdrawn and avoids social situations
Obsessive, e.g. focuses on a single interest
The child is extremely sensitive to any form of sensory input such as touch, sounds, smell and sight. Basically, this means that they react violently to sound, light, color, texture and physical contact. The autistic child dislikes being cuddled, held or touched in any way.'
http://www.medic8.com/mental-health/autism/classic-autism.html

This describes my wife's nephew exactly. As a kid
he was withdrawn and hated to be touched. He
had a transistor plugged into his ear at all times and
he rarely spoke. You know, just like Baron does. The
real Baron, not the body double Baron. I see people
touching Baron all the time, he has no reaction at all.
Just like any normal kid. A autistic child reacts violently
when touched and gets upset at almost everything.
That's why the Baron we see cannot be the real Baron.

Quote: Evenbob

My wife has an autistic nephew. I know
exactly what it looks like in a child
and in an adult.

Clearly you don't.

Quote: Evenbob

'Children with classic autism; . This child will start showing symptoms of classic autism from the age of three onwards which include the following:
Rigid, dogmatic behaviour
Repetitive actions and speech
Self harm, e.g. hitting themselves
Withdrawn and avoids social situations
Obsessive, e.g. focuses on a single interest
The child is extremely sensitive to any form of sensory input such as touch, sounds, smell and sight. Basically, this means that they react violently to sound, light, color, texture and physical contact. The autistic child dislikes being cuddled, held or touched in any way.'

No mention of wobbly walking. I saw plenty of that today.

I'm just going to ignore your "body double" stuff, cause it's stupid.

You seem to be under the impression that being autistic is a bad thing or an insult. I believe you even used the word "retard" yesterday. It just tells me you don't know what you're talking about, as usual.

Quote: ams288

Clearly you don't.

He knows what it looks like in one child, and one adult.

Might not be familiar with the term "autistic spectrum"

Quote: ams288

I'm just going to ignore your "body double" stuff, cause it's stupid.

I'm making fun of you and your ridiculous
claims, surely you know that.

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You seem to be under the impression that being autistic is a bad thing or an insult..

When I was a kid autism was considered to
be retarded behavior, and those kids were
called retards. Is it a bad thing? Do you want
to be autistic? Do you tell expectant parents
that you hope the baby is autistic?

Better question would be, is autism a good
thing. I wouldn't wish my sister in laws
life on anybody, for half a dozen reasons.