Tell PETA to stop exploiting the autistic community

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   Name: Stephen Marinick on Nov 14, 2011

   Comments: Was no thought given to the millions of unfortunate people who must answer the question "Got Autism?" "Yes." You're never going to reach intelligent people with insenitive advertising based on bad science.

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2. 1202
   Name: Bob Bob on Nov 16, 2011

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3. 1203
   Name: Dana Seilhan on Nov 30, 2011

   Comments: Considering that new research is linking autism with poor prenatal nutrition and that PETA *pushes* poor prenatal nutrition (as well as poor nutrition in every other stage of life), this campaign is doubly insulting. If you're not going to help prevent autism, PETA, at least have the courtesy to avoid insulting people who are born with it.

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4. 1204
   Name: Sal Shearer on Dec 1, 2011

   Comments: As the parent of a child with Autism, I find this campaign both dangerous and disgusting. Nothing is served by PETAs dishonesty.

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5. 1205
   Name: Abigail Pulliam on Dec 18, 2011

   Comments: Got Autism? Why, yes I do!

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6. 1206
   Name: Konra on Dec 26, 2011

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7. 1207
   Name: Curtis Bennett on Dec 27, 2011

   Comments: PETA has lost all respect from me. I will never support anything they do.

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8. 1208
   Name: William Prado on Jan 6, 2012

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9. 1209
   Name: Anonymous on Jan 7, 2012

   Comments: - Surely there are better ways to promote the ethical treatment of animals than starting this campaign. Or is this just a cynical way of gaining column inches? Either way, as current scientific knowledge denies there is a link between dairy consumption and autism, this is not going to be putting PETA in a good light, it is provocation done badly.

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10. 1210
    Name: Anonymous on Jan 21, 2012

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11. 1211
    Name: James McGinnis on Feb 7, 2012

    Comments: I believe that we should all be humane to animals, and if your convictions lead you to embrace a vegan or vegetarian lifestyle, there is nothing wrong with that. However, i take offense with PETA's "Got Autism" ad campaign, which exploits those on the Autism Spectrum and implies that additives to milk somehow cause this neurological condition. Reliable evidence shows that autism is likely to be of a primarily genetic origin, and that vaccines, food additives and environmental toxins are not the cause. Please stop using lies and misinformation to promote your agenda. It is not necessary, stokes fears and exploits a whole class of people. -James

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12. 1212
    Name: Donna Ravelo on Feb 9, 2012

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13. 1213
    Name: Discount OEM Software on Mar 8, 2012

    Comments: 4RyxNQ Awesome article. Want more.

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14. 1214
    Name: Sean Thompson on Mar 18, 2012

    Comments: we are not a disease.

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15. 1215
    Name: Linda Rosi on May 2, 2012

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16. 1216
    Name: Rhianna on May 15, 2012

    Comments: PETA, I think most people have had enough of your self righteous, know it all attitudes.

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17. 1217
    Name: Anonymous on May 19, 2012

    Comments: Wow, PETA might actually be the worst thing in the history of the civilization.

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