PETA says cow's milk causes autism

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Heard about this when I was 13. I was in 8th grade at the time. It was also the first time in which I was diagnosed with Autism. To this day I can't drink milk and I can have very little cheese. If I have too much of either of them I get buzzed (or at least I'mtold I act like I've drank beer of smoke pot, both of which I've never done...)

Very Ironically though, Yogurt acts like a anti-drug if I consume either products, which I find weird...

oh peta you so craaazeh

I doubt anyones going to take Peta seriously though, we are talking about a group of people that wanted Ben and Jerry's Ice cream to replace the cows milk in its ice cream with breast milk

HUMAN breast milk

they also tried to impeach the president of the USA for swatting a fly

Ha, look what i made

"Terrorist" is a meaningless word used by politicians to incur public opposition against political dissidents who are deemed threatening to the status quo, similar to the way "leftist" and "liberal", are used, as well as the old-fashioned slur of yesteryear, "commie".

Even within the dictionary definition, the ALF is hardly a terrorist group, unless you're using a very broad definition that includes destruction of property.

But that's okay, even if you do.

Ghandi, Martin Luther King, Jr, and the signers of the Declaration also did all sorts of illegal s**t that brought on the wrath of the establishment, and look how that turned out.

If cows milk did cause autism, then why isn't almost everyone autistic? Or does cows milk cause autism and only a selected few are afflicted? Its the same with cancer, everybody has it, its dormant, but only a select few in the world actually get it seriously.

I think this is most untrue having grown up on milk but now veg and I wish peta would get their facts straight. They do a damn good job for the animals though.

So,
in contrast to the torture and slaughter of MILLIONS,
you find a single name, whose attacks can't even be affiliated with the ALF?
Nice.


Also, for the record, I'm not sure what data PETA is referencing, but if it was an empirical study, the conclusion would go something like this:

The prevalence of Autism-spectrum disorders among those who consume dairy is higher than among those who do not.

"I don't drink milk, yet still have Aspergers" and "So and so drinks milk, and doesn't"

are ANECDOTES, not refutations of statistical occurrences involving large groups of people.

Wow, all those years I've trusted the cows, and now.. betrayal!