Is Donald Trump's youngest son in the autism spectrum?

Sal wrote:Kid has enough on his plate with Donald Trump as his father.

Autism might be a blessing.

Floridatexan wrote:I haven't noticed any attacks on him, nor do I want to see any.  

2seaoat wrote:She is not guessing.  She is voicing a professional opinion of someone a few hours and a dissertation away from a PHD.  I guess I could compare your slave wages to her wages to determine who has the most education and value to society, but if you are at all familiar with the subject, you might understand that identification versus shame and denial is not being cruel to a child.   If you watched the cruel utubes which attacked this kid, you would understand that talking about disability is not mocking or cruelty, but a realization that the child has issues which should make such ridicule off limits.  Tell me when they pay you six figures for your opinion, and I will listen to you as something other than a sad joke.   I did not make fun of this child.   Sal did not make fun of this child.  I simply posted that I have a better understanding of what the future first lady is facing, and that compassion, and not the poison you, Markle, and Pk have spewed for years about the Obama family.  I have people in our extended family who are dealing with autism, IN the spectrum.   You really are one dimensional in your use of prepositions.  Autism is not two dimensional but three dimensional.

Markle wrote:

Sal wrote:Kid has enough on his plate with Donald Trump as his father.

Autism might be a blessing.

Is it possible for you to stoop any lower?  If so, I'm not sure how.

IF Donald Trump is such a terrible person, how does he have such terrific children?

Vikingwoman wrote:I don't know if the child has autism or not but if he does-so what? My concern would be if he does why are they hiding it?

Markle wrote:It has been nearly a MONTH since Hillary Clinton was crushed in the presidential election and her supporters STILL continue to attack even his youngest child.

They could stoop lower...but how?

Telstar wrote:Scumbag Jr.

2seaoat wrote:I hunt.  I wear leather shoes and belts.  I eat meat.   My father taught me that you eat what you hunt.  I quickly tired of hunting after cleaning many animals and eating pellets from my shotgun.  I never hunted an animal for a trophy.  I have no respect for such hunters.   I have no respect for any of the Trump adult children.  I think they are fine examples of the failings of the silver spoon.  It does not make me right or wrong, but I find them repulsive and what at the core is wrong with American morality.

Markle wrote:

Telstar wrote:Scumbag Jr.

Is that cat an endangered species?

If not, what is your point?

Markle wrote:

2seaoat wrote:I hunt.  I wear leather shoes and belts.  I eat meat.   My father taught me that you eat what you hunt.  I quickly tired of hunting after cleaning many animals and eating pellets from my shotgun.  I never hunted an animal for a trophy.  I have no respect for such hunters.   I have no respect for any of the Trump adult children.  I think they are fine examples of the failings of the silver spoon.  It does not make me right or wrong, but I find them repulsive and what at the core is wrong with American morality.

I love all animals and would never hunt an animal for a trophy.  I hunted enough.

At the same time, if someone else wishes to hunt a non-endangered species, that's their decision.  What makes it my decision what they should, or should not do?