Donald Trump In Support Of Autism Awareness Day

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What's you all's opinion of Donald Trump's support of Autism Awareness Day? Do you think he supports Autistics or am against them?

I know people have suggested that he possibly is autistic. Not like he has been diagnosed, but how he just blurts words out without any fear of how those words may be perceived by others. Not all autistic do that, but it is a symptom of autism. I even do that, I belive in being honest so I tend to say things people don't like, personal things that people normally don't discuss, I can even do this with strangers.

I wonder why people get so defensive with statements like autism is an epidemic? Happiness could be an epidemic, or does epidemic have some sort of negative attachment within the definition? Also, people are very social creatures, thus having a disorder which makes social encounters difficult is a disadvantage, not for all, definitely for the majority with autism. It hasn't been fun for me, I would much rather not have fears of social encounters. Also, I wonder if autism is actually spreading more or is it just that diagnosis has became easier thus more people are being diagnosed?

epidemic (n): (1) An outbreak of disease that spreads quickly and affects many individuals at the same time; (2) an outbreak or product of sudden rapid spread, growth, or development.

The first definition is what most people will think of when they hear the word "epidemic".

Ever seen the movie "Contagion"?

Scary stuff.

The president wrote this in support of autistics:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/proclamation-world-autism-awareness-day-2019/

its probably bipartisan . should be global too.. what goes on everyday in finland high schools

As Trump supports the ugly lie that autism is caused by vaccines, I give his support a -10.

so what are the causes of autism

Autism and many other things (allergies, ADHD, freckles) do tend to show up around the same time as all those vaccines like the MMR. Who is to say one doesn’t cause the other, but likely it’s a coincidence. I don’t blame people for wondering. It really is harder to be an autistic person in the world than a non-autistic person. It’s also harder to be smarter, and more handsome. It doesn’t have to be negative, but it’s not always an easy road.

I want to point out that the word “awareness” is used. Which I like a lot.

And I agree, the president does blurt out things sometimes. I do that myself and I am not autistic. We all make social goofs.

He's not autistic, he's a megalomaniac.

An autistic person would not be able to brainwash an entire country into supporting their textbook racist agenda the way Trump has. Our social skills suck too much for that