Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Censored on On Being Compared to Hitler and the Nazi Movement
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Kent Heckenlively
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Censored on Chicago Tribune Trumpets Another Anti-Treatment Autism Lawsuit. Why?
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Friday, March 5, 2010
Censored on The Wakefield Inquisition: Case Series Insanity
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JB Handley on Censorship
Over at Respectful Insolence, Age of Autism's JB Handley made an appearance. In one of his comments, he explained why comments are censoredmoderated at Age of Autism. He had this to say:
Now, I have not received any word back on why I have apparently been banned from commenting by Age of Autism. I guess my comments, which are all copied here, created an "unsafe" environment. From what I've seen of the treatment of new commenters over there, I don't think the parents need any manner of protection.
In fact, take a look at some of the comments that followed Handley's over at Respectful Insolence. There are parents of autistic children who feel quite insulted by Handley's patronizing explanation.
Here's my translation of Handley's statement:
At any rate, you heard it from Handley himself. If your comment is censored, it's because you are a threat to the safe, warm fuzzy environment for parents of children with autism who cannot handle disagreement.
And, Orac, the reason they screen posts at AoA is so that parents of children with autism have a safe environment to talk within. If they wanted debate, they can come to your lovely blog, so we all serve our little purposes, keep up the good work.
Now, I have not received any word back on why I have apparently been banned from commenting by Age of Autism. I guess my comments, which are all copied here, created an "unsafe" environment. From what I've seen of the treatment of new commenters over there, I don't think the parents need any manner of protection.
In fact, take a look at some of the comments that followed Handley's over at Respectful Insolence. There are parents of autistic children who feel quite insulted by Handley's patronizing explanation.
Here's my translation of Handley's statement:
And, Orac, the reason they screen posts at AoA is so that people that like to promote their near-religious belief that vaccines cause autism have a safe echo chamber to talk within. If they wanted reality, they can come to your lovely blog, so we all serve our little purposes, keep up the good work.
At any rate, you heard it from Handley himself. If your comment is censored, it's because you are a threat to the safe, warm fuzzy environment for parents of children with autism who cannot handle disagreement.
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JB Handley
Thursday, March 4, 2010
Censored on The Autism Trust and The Department of Health: The Strategy of Adults with Autism in England (2010)
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Polly Tommey
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Cenored on The Atlantic: The Wonder Drug Myth
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Tylenol
Censored on Corporate Funding of Scientific Studies: Not for Tobacco, Not at PLoS
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Censored on Virginia Denies Insurance Coverage to Autistic Children
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