http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-12846961
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01pgq2v
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| Is Jessica Thom, a clearly intelligent woman, putting on her Tourette's syndrome on to avoid the responsibilities of being a normal citizen with the usual responsibilities of life? In a more sensible age she would have been shunned. In our era of matriarchal dementia, she is being privileged. I think she is using it to avoid having to find a husband and the horror of having sex with a series of frogs to find a decent one. In a way, I understand. |
Here she is at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JrfFk2ZKDpk
Do you think you could do what she does without suffering from Tourette's?
How would she feel if she were suddenly "cured"?
Would she then become totally unremarkable and lose all her privileges?
Would you want to be "cured" if you were her?
Do you think if we could bribe her with something sufficiently enticing, such as a lot of money, or the car or the man or the holiday of her dreams, she would and could cure herself?
To discuss these and related issues, as well as to vote YES or NO, please join
http://www.facebook.com/groups/466234513398453/permalink/512860475402523/?comment_id=512860565402514¬if_t=like
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kYF7E4xsdkI
Listen to Jessica Thom say "fuck" a lot to music. Would you want your kid to be like that? Would you tell your kid that it is OK to be like that? Biscuit!
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tourettes-Syndrome-poor-impulse-control-and-attention-seeking/488217111222294 is the Facebook page I have set up to so that this issue can be discussed without censorship. Jessica Thom should know that it also advertises her book
Welcome To Biscuit Land, and it is hoped that this knowledge will restrain her and her more censorious female friends from trying to get the page reported and deleted.
I only ask questions. If it is really the case that we cannot even ask questions then we really might as well say goodbye to Western civilisation.
There are polls that should be of interest to Tourette's suffers and those who have views on Tourette's sufferers.
It has been crazy the number of people who have said to me "I have Tourette's and so does my partner and so do my children."
If Tourette's is something that isn't being faked, then it is genetic and neurological. If it is genetic and neurological, then it can be passed on. It is my opinion that people with Tourette's should neither get married nor have children. Will I get another death threat for just saying that?
What kind of person marries someone with Tourette's?
Another person with Tourette's?
This means that their children will be very likely to get Tourette's. Why does the government allow this?
Why?
I don't understand.