That seems far fetched, I hope it is

But given that autism seems largely genetic in origin, and RFK has promised a cure, then eugenics is not far fetched

Many countries already have MAID style voluntary euthanasia, and as someone with ME/CFS I know many people pressured into taking that option. So in that way I consider the early stages of Aktion T4 “Life unworthy of life” to already be with us and something I’ve been warning people about.

Ha, you should have gone to the cybersecurity for a diagnosis!

We were too successful in eradicating measles, so now everybody knows somebody with autism, but nobody can remember measles. or polio.

There was a doing something about the slightly ill, or healthy at the edge of the overton window, taking away from the extreme cases getting treatment or attention angle. The sceptic might say there is no clear useful additional treatment or attention!

Extreme autism may different. Treated more by Labour rather than chemicals.

As Secretary of Health and Human Services, Kennedy promised “some” of the answers to the causes of autism by September. But his “start from scratch” approach largely ignores research that has already been done. For example, Kennedy told reporters the initiative would look at ultrasounds during pregnancy as a possible risk factor. But a comprehensive multisite study of more than 1,500 pregnancies that found no link between autism and ultrasound use was published as recently as 2023. And scientists definitively ruled out the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine as a cause of autism a decade ago (and again in 2019). In addition, the primary study that had suggested a link between the MMR vaccine and autism was found to have falsified data. Despite this, federal officials said in March that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will conduct a study to investigate a link between vaccines and autism. The study will be led by a vaccine skeptic who was previously disciplined for practicing medicine without a license.

https://www.statnews.com/2025/03/26/rfk-jr-vaccine-study-of-...

> Instead, the official said, HHS will launch a $50 million research effort to understand the causes of autism spectrum disorder and improve treatments.

Great that they walked it back, but it's hard not read between the lines and see that as "we're gonna waste a pile of money on the question of if vaccines cause autism".

This is a reason people got upset. Nothing about it appeared to be opt-in.

It's not about doing good. It's about mandatory labor camps, he has already announced in some interview. To be clear, for now he says that those would be voluntary. But when ever did an autocrat establish labor camps and not make them a prison for undesirables?