Farage sagt, er habe keine Ahnung, ob Trump das Recht hat, Paracetamol mit Autismus zu verknüpfen

    https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/nigel-farage-reform-uk-nick-ferrari-wes-streeting-lbc-b2832609.html

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    1. FlaviousTiberius on

      Essentially he knows its stupid but can’t come out and say it without losing his US evangelical donors.

    2. somnamna2516 on

      sounds like he’s doubting world renowned pharmacologist and autism expert, professor Donald Trump.

    3. evolveandprosper on

      Farage knows its bullshit but he’s afraid to say so. Terrified of upsetting Trump by saying so and terrified of being exposed as a spreader of misinformaton if he backs Trump. So, in his usual courageous way, he runs away from the question.

    4. Hopeful_Escape2266 on

      If he could link paracetamol to immigrants, then he would have lots of ideas.

    5. Why are people so enamoured with this sycophant?

      Obviously paracetamol doesn’t cause autism, if your only evidence is a guy who previously told people to inject bleach i think we are safe to discount his opinion.

    6. FrosenPuddles on

      „Man who likes to have controversial views because it makes him lots of money says he doesn’t know something to be controversial“ … cool. Let’s leave it to the scientists then. Why are we giving this coverage instead of, idk, talking to the experts?

    7. When he’s punching down hes bold and bombastic. When asked to criticise his patrons he’s a weak, small man.

      Pathetic.

    8. Adm_Shelby2 on

      Why paracetamol of all things.  Did this just happen overnight or has there been a long history of conspiracy theories about paracetamol that I missed?

    9. Commercial-Silver472 on

      Why do people want politicians to side with anyone on this. They have no medical training.

    10. Agreeable_Falcon1044 on

      This is the idiot some people are planning to vote for. It’s paracetamol. They give them out like candy in hospitals, you can buy them for a penny in every shop without a prescription. There must be billions of tablets consumed in the uk every year.

      The idea it causes autism is so far removed from reality that it’s not even credible to plead ignorance. The whole population would be super autistic at this point.

    11. CheesyBakedLobster on

      Says a lot about how he will bow to any and all pressure from the US if he gets anywhere near the government.

    12. He’s Trump’s lapdog. Why anyone would want this brown nose as our leader is beyond me

    13. Desperate_Caramel_10 on

      Well fair enough if he’s saying he as an ex commodities trader he isn’t sufficiently armed to deal with opinions on medicine. The problem is that he reckons that he understands demographics, psychology, social sciences etc that all go into understand immigration – as this same ex commodities trader.

    14. He said that when it comes to science, he doesn’t side with anybody. So not even the scientists.

    15. SpottedDicknCustard on

      > Asked if he would side with medical experts who say it is dangerous to make the link, Mr Farage said: “I wouldn’t, when it comes to science, I don’t side with anybody.

      Self serving snivelling coward.

      Science and education is going to be assaulted by this mob should they take power.

    16. sheslikebutter on

      oooh I dunno!

      ooh I’m just asking questions!

      ooh! i cant explain how i’d implement anything! just vote for me anyway!

    17. The full quote – „I’ve no idea. You know, we were told thalidomide was a very safe drug and it wasn’t. I don’t know and you don’t know.“

      So the usual mealy mouthed cowardly bullshit from Farage/Reform. Can’t just openly say what he means but has to blow a quick little dog whistle to reassure the crusty conspiracy nuts that he’s still on side.

    18. francisdavey on

      In principle saying that he doesn’t know would be fine, because I assume he doesn’t know. „Knowing“ would require a bit of study and thought, which would be too much work for him.

      But in reality he says he doesn’t know but then mentions thalidomide, which is not at all innocent.

      And the research evidence is probably too subtle for him. There certainly is a fairly well established correlation (which scientists do sometimes refer to as a „link“) between acetaminophen in pregnancy and a risk of neurological disorder in the infant, but there are lots of good reasons why that might not be a *causative* link.

      So the question is currently being investigated carefully and, as yet, the possibility of a small risk has not been entirely ruled out.

      Whereas thalidomide was cancelled pretty quickly – in the UK after three years of use – as the problems with it became extremely clear very fast.

    19. After-Dentist-2480 on

      Farage shit scared of contradicting Trump, even though Trump can barely remember who he is.

      He’s willing to put people at risk with medical lies rather than call out Trump.

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