RFK on Autism

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 A government register will not determine a cause, or prevention, of  a complex condition like autism. The government  is not the answer. Yes it would be a bad thing. The government has too many rules, regulations, corruption, and biased agendas that are not good for research, especially  from this twat RFK. This trustful baby is a Peter Principle  Secretary. He has no clue what he is doing. Leave it to the NPO's, and charities. The last thing autism needs is the government. 


Finally, I would never put my child on a register, that tells them anything. Next thing we see is the government  deeming these children out side of a "normal" society, and the round them up, either as children or adults.  RFK's aunt was the victim of backwards ass medicine, when it comes to these conditions. I wouldn't  trust that worthless sumbitch as far as I can run. This is a dangerous precedent. Next thing the government  will want to register ADHD, or other conditions, with the excuse they want to help. Tyranny starts with the words, " I'm with the government, I'm here to help." Remember, "help" from the government  always comes hoops to jump through.

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