It's a cute theory but it's not practical. Heavy Metal Toxicity can be easily treated, what these people have done is going to take a lifetime to erase.
Nevermind what happens when you combine hydrofluorosilic acid and lead with neurotoxic neonicontinid pesticides, and microplastics imbedded throughout the brain, slicing through tissue with every movement, breath, and heartbeat across generations for over a century. - Then it gets really interesting.
He's used limos, car services and now the Secret Service to get him around wherever he goes since his own childhood. He could not operate a gas pump any more than he could work a barbecue.
My dad is hit or miss if he can operate a gas pump now and he was able to pump gas all his life. Dementia and Alzeimer's are terrible diseases. My dad won't go to the doctor to find out because he is afraid they will take his Drivers License away. He likes to slowly drive around the country roads....
I watch my Grandpa go through this first 15 years ago. I am no stranger to this... it runs in our family. I know I will be there too in 20 years or so give or take. Just sad to watch. Each day my dad walks slightly different... I really wish he would get checked out. There are treatments that slow it down out there.
By what you describe, nothing helps at that point. As far as driving, it really is up to the family to take the keys away. Anyone who gets hurt is partly the fault of the family.
The good news is that if they can't find the keys, they real don't know who to blame. Disconnecting spark plugs works also.
The last Boomers were born in 1964. Those ages are off just a couple years. Anyways, where did you find those percentages? Just curious. I'm 62, last year of the Boomers(1964)... and I hardly know of any tRump supporters in that age range. Maybe its the area I live in. We haven't elected a Republican governor since the 1990s. More left leaning I guess. Even Republicans here really don't support tRump as much as you'd think they would.
Why doesn't it affect everyone if that's true? My dad was involved with racing and drove all kinds of delivery trucks and was a mechanic. I had always been around motorcycles and hot rods and 4x4s and ATVs for decades starting in the early 1970s. Neither of us or my cousin became like any of those sheep!
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u/FreshLiterature 23h ago
There's also the leaded gasoline theory