Heartwarming story. Died way to young. Sounds like he lived to the Max. May he rest in the arms of our Lord.
Job well done.
Job well done.
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It seems clear that most parents of autistic children in America love the children and see great value in the children's activities and thoughts. It also seems clear that most of these parents also would prefer that their children could live free from the effects of autism and that a way is found to prevent autism from developing in other children.
That is commonsensical.
But, when people in the media are looking for any and every basis to tar Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and his presidential campaign, his dedication to the ordinarily perceived of as admirable goal of seeking to reduce the prevalence of autism is twisted by opponents into a vicious perspective.
MSNBC columnist Eric Garcia wrote in Sunday editorial focused on Kennedy that "the crux of his baseless claim that vaccines cause autism is the ugly message that being autistic is bad."
Notice the language Garcia uses.
He does not write that Kennedy says people with autism are bad people.
Yet, it is just that misreading that would make the "ugly message" designation make any sense.
92ags said:
My son is disabled, has CP. He will claim his identity in Christ... so no thanks to the gimmicky flag.
one MEEN Ag said:
I will bring this up with the blind community for a vote.
Some don't look it as "division" but as acceptance and INCLUSION in America. Since you look at it as "division" you might want to look at yourself and ask if you feel left out for some reason.Owlagdad said:
We will have so many flags, and divisions of America, we will soon wave the white flag.