[BadmouthBetty]

Originally Posted by murofhsirgo ↗

That last one you can tell is a sweet little girl:(

But the others bite?

Very sad all joking aside. The things humanity does to innocents to prove a point I will never understand.

[Kelseecat65]

It's crazy to think that something that was sprayed over 50 years ago is still causing these horrible birth defects.

[curvature]

Originally Posted by beccatheeditor ↗

The kids with the bulging eyes have some form of craniosynostosis, which means that some of the soft spots in their skull that should allow the brain to grow have fused before they should. I can't say for sure that Agent Orange has nothing to do with it, but I'm pretty sure. Part of the problem is that I've seen those pictures before on other sites... exposure to dangerous chemicals doesn't usually do weird things like this to babies. Unfortunately, it usually just causes them to be brain-damaged or dead.

You dont know enough about it to have an "opinion"

Such fuckin know it all bullshit.

Yeah thats why youre on on here

[murofhsirgo]

Originally Posted by BadmouthBetty ↗

But the others bite?

Very sad all joking aside. The things humanity does to innocents to prove a point I will never understand.

the ladies on here keep dinging me on that, maybe ill learn someday

[dancho]

The Great Gazoo.

[smnewstead]

"In some cases, an affected person inherits the mutation from one affected parent. Other cases result from new mutations in the gene and occur in people with no history of the disorder in their family."

Hence, if neither parent has any craniosynostosis, then the child must have sustained damage to the genes responsible. Agent Orange is, indeed, the culprit.