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Blaming Diet for East Palestine Symptoms
from The Tim Dillon Show #335 · #335
5 min
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Tim doubles down that East Palestine residents' headaches and rashes are due to bad diet, sugar, and dairy rather than the vinyl chloride, and dismisses a mother's account of her son's violent illness as lying.
- Residents of East Palestine, Ohio are being dramatic and ungrateful about the chemical spill.
- Tim attributes residents' headaches primarily to bad diet—high sugar and carbs—rather than vinyl chloride.
- Jumping to blame a train explosion of 11 cars full of vinyl chloride for symptoms is illogical when dairy and nightshades cause similar rashes and itching.
- Diet-related illnesses in Ohio are being wrongfully blamed on 11 train cars of burning vinyl chloride.
- A mother's account of her son violently shaking and vomiting after smelling chemicals is dismissed as a common childhood nightmare reaction.
- Kids wake up shaking and projectile vomiting all the time from nightmares about losing the big game or the boogeyman chasing them through cornfields.
- The woman is conflating two unrelated things: her son's middle-of-the-night exorcist-like episode with the burning vinyl chloride in the air and water.