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Tuesday, February 12, 2013

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lilady

Outstanding job of analyzing Jake Crosby's posts at AoA, Liz.

I've read every one of the 90 posts that Jake has written and they are full of his seething animus directed at respected scientists, researchers, doctors and journalists, with nary a scientific analysis of any study that was ever published in a reputable journal.

Thank you for your great work on behalf of the autistic community.

lilady

Outstanding job of analyzing Jake Crosby's posts at AoA, Liz.

I've read every one of the 90 posts that Jake has written and they are full of his seething animus directed at respected scientists, researchers, doctors and journalists, with nary a scientific analysis of any study that was ever published in a reputable journal.

Thank you for your great work on behalf of the autistic community.

Science Mom

An incredible aggregation of Jake's "work" Liz. And good grief you aren't even done! Too bad Jake decided to labour in this vein rather than become a productive, educated voice for autists. I can see why he loathes Mr. Ne'man so much-he's everything Jake will never nor could ever be but should have been.

Science Mom

I just had a thought about this; Jake is a product of his environment. His parents have conditioned him to believe he is "damaged" and he found a home at AoA where that belief is perpetuated. He has disenfranchised himself from the community that could have given him the positive support he needed as well as helped him realise his potential as a productive, participating member of the autist community as well as larger society.

Jake has now turned on his own community (part of it anyhow) so where does he have to go? He craves attention and accolades and I doubt that AoA will continue to give him the platform he's used to.

Parents of AoA are treating their children just as Jake has been treated i.e. less-than-human and "damaged goods". They have deluded themselves into thinking that Jake is a model instead of seeing him for the cautionary tale he has become.

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