**** Elections thread *****

[Poopadoop]

Sporadic bouts of coughing is also part of your differential diagnosis of Parkinson's?

It's consistent with a myriad of health issues, PD is only one of them.

If anyone has ever called you dumb, shame on them. You're something else entirely.

I'm sorry you insist on making this personal. But you're making yourself look bad, not me.

[a500lbgorilla]

Sure, sure.

[a500lbgorilla]

It's consistent with a myriad of health issues, PD is only one of them.

How many rare diseases does she have?

And are these in addition to her heart disease and her menopausal insomnia and psychosis? The drugs she needs to sleep are all known to exacerbate seizures, heart diseases, and psychosis after all. How else do you explain how she reacted to 3 people asking her a question at the same time? Feigning shock and confusion? Highly unlikely, considering she's falling apart at the seams...

[Poopadoop]

How many rare diseases does she have?

And are these in addition to her heart disease and her menopausal insomnia and psychosis? The drugs she needs to sleep are all known to exacerbate seizures, heart diseases, and psychosis after all. How else do you explain how she reacted to 3 people asking her a question at the same time? Feigning shock and confusion? Highly unlikely, considering she's falling apart at the seams...

I never referred to any other things besides brain disorder. I know about the brain because I did my degree in neuroscience and I publish papers and lecture on brain damage. That's what got me interested in her health in the first place. If all she had were coughing fits I wouldn't be bothered in trying to understand what caused them because I'm not an ear, nose and throat specialist. I would still think she had a brain disorder even if she weren't coughing a lot; the fact that she is just strengthens my conviction because it's consistent with her constellation of neurological symptoms.

As for her reaction to the interviewers, one could argue that it's being done in a comical way, and I can see why a layperson might think that as most people don't have a good idea of what a person with neurological problems looks like, as people with those kinds of issues don't normally get a lot of public exposure.

However, as someone who's been around people with brain damage, it's my view there are signs in her movements that suggest her brain is unable to process a large amount of sudden stimulation properly and the consequence is an exaggerated motor response. The important thing in my eyes is that it's exaggerated. This is a sign the brain is not working properly. Whether it's a seizure or a symptom of PD or both is not the important thing to me. What's important is that her movements are consistent with someone with brain damage affecting their motor system.

Couple that with the similar type of exaggerated response to the fireworks/balloon drop at the DNC (where there's no reason to think she was trying to be funny) and the evidence is even stronger imo.

[Poopadoop]

And btw, Parkinson's (if that's what it is) is not rare. About 1 million people in the US have it fwiw.

[a500lbgorilla]

I never referred to any other things besides brain disorder. I know about the brain because I did my degree in neuroscience and I publish papers and lecture on brain damage.

Oh how lucky we are.

[a500lbgorilla]

However, as someone who's been around people with brain damage, it's my view there are signs in her movements that suggest her brain is unable to process a large amount of sudden stimulation properly and the consequence is an exaggerated motor response

Be so kind as to point them out for me.

[Poopadoop]

I already did. 1.00.55. Bill's reaction is normal, hers isn't.

https://youtu.be/pnXiy4D_I8g?t=3655

[OngBonga]

I already did. 1.00.55. Bill's reaction is normal, hers isn't.

https://youtu.be/pnXiy4D_I8g?t=3655

It's the retard Hillary!

I think she might have Downs Syndrome.

[a500lbgorilla]

I already did. 1.00.55. Bill's reaction is normal, hers isn't.

https://youtu.be/pnXiy4D_I8g?t=3655

An hour of video, and you found 4 seconds of evidence.

What did the other entire hour tell you about her health?

[OngBonga]

An hour of video, and you found 4 seconds of evidence.

What did the other entire hour tell you about your health?

Yeah rilla is trolling.

I reckon I can do more than an hour without doing weird shit like that. Even after a bong.

[Poopadoop]

An hour of video, and you found 4 seconds of evidence.

What did the other entire hour tell you about her health?

I just skipped to the highlight after I saw the fat faced woman crying.

[Savy]

I already did. 1.00.55. Bill's reaction is normal, hers isn't.

https://youtu.be/pnXiy4D_I8g?t=3655

You're kind of confusing the stupid shit politicians get told on how to act and how fake they come across. You could make a good case for Ed Miliband having multiple strokes during the last general election based of the advice he got given to smile more.

[Poopadoop]

You're kind of confusing the stupid shit politicians get told on how to act and how fake they come across. You could make a good case for Ed Miliband having multiple strokes during the last general election based of the advice he got given to smile more.

Did she get advice to feign brain damage? Seems like a dubious political strategy to me.

[a500lbgorilla]

As for her reaction to the interviewers, one could argue that it's being done in a comical way, and I can see why a layperson might think that as most people don't have a good idea of what a person with neurological problems looks like, as people with those kinds of issues don't normally get a lot of public exposure.

One could also argue that her reactions are because of specific neurological damage.