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In reply to the discussion: I think Mitt has Aspergers Syndrome [View all]smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)160. I completely agree with you.
It's an insult to peopel with Asperger's Syndrome to suggest than Mitt is one of them. He's simply a sociopath, as are his followers. I don't think any of them have any excuse otherwise.
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And that's what makes him scary, We need a President that would be a little bothered
Heather MC
Sep 2012
#17
This is exactly the sort of misunderstanding that leads to the armchair diagnosing going on
Pithlet
Sep 2012
#36
If I understood Jackpine correctly (from a thread long, long ago), 'sociopath' is not
coalition_unwilling
Sep 2012
#62
I actually think there's some truth to this. Bush (Poppy) was out of touch. This guy Mitt is odd.
reformist2
Sep 2012
#5
Was POTUS joking when he mentioned not only has Mitt not released his tax returns but also
nc4bo
Sep 2012
#6
Mccain released his and he's been around the block a few times too. There were some questions
nc4bo
Sep 2012
#92
This is a disgusting and offensive OP, an insult to Aspies. Dr. Frist-like diagnoses
msanthrope
Sep 2012
#13
Exactly, I may not be a Dr, but when my youngest son was two, I was qualified enough
Heather MC
Sep 2012
#45
If you can't recognize the signs, then you shouldn't diagnosis, doctor or no...
Moonwalk
Sep 2012
#67
Nope. But you misunderstood. I agree that people are qualified to diagnosis Aspergers even if...
Moonwalk
Sep 2012
#80
i have experienced the grandiose narcissism. his inability to create facial expressions
seabeyond
Sep 2012
#106
You weren't being offensive, you were asking a relevant question and some sob sisters
byeya
Sep 2012
#24
You know what, Heather??? One day, someone's gonna look at some asshole and their behavior
msanthrope
Sep 2012
#113
PC, respectfully...my daughter spends her days struggling to show the 'neurotypical' what a great
msanthrope
Sep 2012
#115
and yet the Asperger community or Aspies to you asks the same question 6 months ago
grantcart
Sep 2012
#26
One of those links was from October 2011, which also mentions Asperger's.
Frustratedlady
Sep 2012
#30
No, he's simply an entitled dick. Liking mean-spirited jokes is not a characteristic of Aspergers.
Brickbat
Sep 2012
#33
husband has issues with walk. bugs him. these are not big things for him. but twice
seabeyond
Sep 2012
#50
He has an inability to connect or empathize, but I think it's a personality disorder.
TwilightGardener
Sep 2012
#40
during his speech, looking closing at expressions when trying to be heartfelt, it is like plastered
seabeyond
Sep 2012
#47
I do too. Although I wonder about that car crash in France, he was in bad shape..
CK_John
Sep 2012
#70
I truly think you are wrong. And as the mother of a child who is on the spectrum, I think it a cruel
Moonwalk
Sep 2012
#86
I am not going to let my temper get the best of me here because I know the OP means no harm
Robyn66
Sep 2012
#88
I have a son who is high-functioning autistic. It is not that he does not care, it is that he
OregonBlue
Sep 2012
#153
I haven't taken this idea seriously until just now. I watched a You Tube clip
Voice for Peace
Sep 2012
#163
Did Mitt Romney Lie about Causing the accident that Killed Leola Anderson -- a passenger in his car?
courseofhistory
Sep 2012
#164