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When discussing the intractable nature of racial differences the truth often hurts, but the truth matters.
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Honduras El Salvador Saint Kitts and Nevis Venezuela Belize Guatemala Jamaica Bahamas Colombia South Africa As [even] you can probably see, only one of them is in Africa. Five of the top 10 are in Central or South America. Let's check out the demographics for the worst of the worst, Honduras: Quote:
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NDD, you really are a f'ing idiot. You argument has proceeded to a ridiculous rant now. Why not bring in some space aliens and a cool mothership and anal probing as a end all means of proving your point. I think you'd find more support if you did.
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Also, Autistic Disorder (299.00) is an Axis I Diagnosis, as are all the other Pervasive Developmental Disorders (Asperger's Disorder, Rett's Disorder, Childhood Disintegrative Disorder and of course PDD NOS). Axis II Diagnoses are exclusively the personality disorders and mental retardation. |
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There's an ass/brain connection here that most humans manage to avoid, Mr That's-not-a-wart-that's-my-penis. |
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http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/...d.php?t=605733 presents a plausible argument that the longer a population has practiced agriculture and urban civilization the lower its crime rate is likely to be. That is why white European and Oriental countries nearly always have lower crime rates than third world countries. The only exceptions seem to be Russia and North Korea. Race is not the only factor that influences a country's crime rate. It seems to be the most important. |
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Let me repeat that for emphasis: You yourself just cited a source that demonstrated that accounting for impoverished environmental factors explained the observed differences in academic achievement between African American and White youth. And you have a tiny penis. |
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I was thinking oxygen starvation at birth. But you might be right, it could be head trauma.
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"the category of disorders under which Autism falls, Pervasive Developmental Disorders, are now coded in a different location in DSM-IV than in its predecessor, DSM-IIIR. It used to be the case that the Pervasive Developmental Disorders were coded on Axis II, the axis that was reserved for long-term, stable disorders with relatively poor prognosis for improvement. Pervasive Developmental Disorders are now coded on Axis I, the axis that is used to diagnose episodic and more transient clinical disorders. The possible implication of this move is the recognition that symptoms of these disorders can vary and possibly improve with intervention whereas the disorders which remain on Axis II, mental retardation and the personality disorders, are typically long-term and often unresponsive to treatment." http://legacy.autism.com/autism/behavior/dsm.htm That explains our confusion. It used to be in one place but now it's in another. I don't think it's fair to call it a mental illness though. That implies that anyone can get it at any time in life. Autism is likely genetic and develops almost exclusively in early childhood. That's closer to mental retardation than mental illness (both of those terms are kind of vague and out of date anyway). What this axis change reflects is that the distinctions aren't so clear, especially given the change above. Autism didn't change, just the understanding of possible treatments. Last edited by lance strongarm; 06-29-2012 at 01:21 PM. |
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I'm not familiar enough with the symptoms of each so I'll defer to your expertise and I withdraw the question.
NDD, how many times were you asphyxiated as a baby? |
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I also note that you refuse to address the substance of my criticism and instead prefer to discuss politeness and such. Yeah, I'm sure any neutral third party would think you won this "debate".
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Plausible?
PLAUSIBLE? That's the best you got? You've been going on and on about genetic evidence and now you want people to accept "plausible" as a valid argument? Quit wasting electrons, you small-sacked excuse for a human being. |
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P.S. I believe the DSM uses the most precise term for autism that reflects the likelihood that it is physiological: "neurodevelopmental disorder."
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We simply don't make the distinctions you're talking about. Austism is a mental disorder, and there is no distinction between mental disorder and mental illness. The fact that is has neurological and devevlopmental features describe some differences between autism and other disorders, but not in any meaningful way that will have it excluded from DSM 5.
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Autism mental illness gets 6 million hits on google. I'd say that's enough to say the real world doesn't see a problem with it.
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Oh, I think I did. Possibly you're misremembering the condition.
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Anyway, let this be an object lesson for others - even if you get an apology offer from brazil84, and you accept it, he won't let it go. |
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He may be saying that Hentor's definition should be accepted, but not that it is. |
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You might also want to ask the National Alliance on Mental Illness, the biggest pro-sumer advocacy group for mental illness. Quote:
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It seems to be important to you, and that's fine. I won't try to change your mind. You just have to understand that when you say "Autism is not a mental illness," you're saying something that to most other people doesn't make much sense. |
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"autism developmental disability" get 22 million hits. Does that mean anything either? You only proved that there are 6 million sites that have all those words. Big deal. |
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No, he's saying that it is the definition for people in the industry and that some people for whatever reason are attempting to reject it baselessly.
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Yeah, that 6 million places are talking about autism within the framework of mental illness. You said that the real world doesn't think of it like that. The internet is the real world and it does.
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And you need to get out in the real world more.
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"Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASDs) are complex developmental disorders of brain function." http://www.nami.org/Template.cfm?Sec...ontentID=66225 Now, if you go ask NAMI, they may say "yeah, it's fair to call it a mental illness." But they don't go around doing it. Quote:
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It means that 6 million sites have "autism," "mental," and "illness" on them. Nothing more. A site that says "autism is most definitely NOT a mental illness" would come up as one of your hits! Don't try this, it's silly. |
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What has happened is that they have already rejected it. He believes they want it to be official due to stigma. Whatever.
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Also, here's something posted on the Autism Speaks website: http://www.autismspeaks.org/blog/201...sm-news-042512 Quote:
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Just so we don't lose site of the real issue at hand, I wanted to leave all the other stuff behind and get back to this:
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From the same summary you (SELECTIVELY) quoted from: "... (the researcher [Ogbu]) rightly observes that his study of "community forces" in generating the gap in student performance does not, logically or empirically, negate the possibility of "societal forces" also affecting Black student performance. Last edited by Truman Burbank; 06-29-2012 at 02:31 PM. Reason: needed more ire... |
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Just to double-underline it:
When your OWN CITE disputes the point you are trying to defend, well, you can't lose a debate any worse than that.
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Wrong! He's just getting started!
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After all, it is YOU who says that there is a difference – So proof it! You can‘t? Well to bad, until YOU can proof it, YOU are WRONG. Which makes you a liar! |
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You know, NDD, I don't normally do this kind of thing, but I think this bears repeating, in giant red letters:
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The results detailing how this happens and the conclusions the researchers draw have already been highlighted by Hentor and GIGOBuster. But allow me to draw your attention to one more crucial point: Why are these results different from those in the past? Why was this study able to eliminate the gap while others could not completely? Let's hear what the researchers have to say [again, bolding mine]: Quote:
While I have to admit b) would be totally awesome in a comic-book superhero kind of way, logic resolutely directs me back to a). |
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Then there is option c): NDD simply just does not like black people and personally hates them regardless.
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Can we please stop talking about NDD's penis? It's bad enough that he's intellectually impotent.
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Nah. He and his tag-team douche-bag partner are still at it. A couple of prime-cut assholes. They remind me of my brother-in-law, except he doesn't try to hide behind pseudo science and gigantic leaps of logic in his brand of virulent racism. I almost prefer it to these two yobbos. At least with him, you tell him to shut the fuck up and he does so. These two ass-clowns will gas on for another hundred pages if we continue to entertain them.
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And you wouldn't know the truth if it ran up your ass with a cactus. Last edited by Chefguy; 06-29-2012 at 06:07 PM. |
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Bet it hurt the first time a woman laughed at your tiny penis.
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He wouldn't know. Pigs can't laugh.
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By the way, I'm reclaiming brazil84's apology, crumpling it up into a ball, hanging it from an elastic string and letting my cat bat it around.
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Let me ask you this: Did NDD state in this thread that he had actually been suppressed? (As opposed to stating that people wanted to suppress him) If so, where? If not, then why is it you pretended that he had made such a statement? ETA: And what do you think I was referring to when I said, in effect "if I am missing something"? Last edited by brazil84; 06-30-2012 at 04:56 AM. |
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Oh, I was suppose to deduce what you meant "in effect" ? I was under the impression you were a stickler for literal interpretation, given your repeated demands across this thread.
You did miss "something", and since you missing "something" was the condition for the extension of your in-advance apology, I accepted your apology. Then I offered to let you take it back. Then I changed my mind and decided to accept it again. If your apology was not sincerely offered, that's fine. It's cat-fodder now anyway. |
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