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[Wuthering_Heights]

Everyone has a history of health issues.

If you think chunky, 70 year old Trump doesn't have a history of health issues you're nuts. He's has just refused to provide any information about them other than a joke letter from a joke Doctor.

Chunky, 70 year old Trump didn't faint and have to pretty much be carried to his car in very mild weather, tho.

 

[pigeon]

To me it looks like a stroke.

I mean thats faaaaar stretched but that's what I'd say first just by looking at the video.
If you faint you faint. I mean she could have fainted in the exact time while she was getting in the car but...nah, the whole vid looks SO weird...

This is why the Internet tells everybody that they have cancer.

 

[Lucumo]

Lol

You should go see a Doctor, bud.

Yep, this thread is showing us that some GAFfers are in terrible shape.

 

[Obliterator]

I once passed out while biking in the heat after eating no breakfast.

I was 24 years old. Doesn't look good for me.

Your right it wouldn't look good. If I watched a video of a 24 year old passing out it wouldn't look great, because your body is shutting down against its will due to non ordinary experiences.

Please don't mistake thinking watching a video of someone passing out and saying it doesn't look great = buying into Hilary dying conspiracy

 

[blankempathy]

Did I hear right that she was standing for 90 minutes, or 19? If 90... I mean, come on. As a (healthy) 20-something I fainted standing for less time.

Have you ever been to a busy dmv? 90 minutes? lol i've stood at the dmv for over 5 hours before in 90+ heat. In fact people do that regularly for an hour-2 in 100+ heat out here and are fine. You probably should get a second doctors opinion.

 

[Arrogant Bastard]

To me it looks like a stroke.

I mean thats faaaaar stretched but that's what I'd say first just by looking at the video.
If you faint you faint. I mean she could have fainted in the exact time while she was getting in the car but...nah, the whole vid looks SO weird...

This is why we don't diagnose people by looking at a video.

 

[bengraven]

All according plan, Trump said raising a glass to Chris Christie, who returned his toast.

 

[Biske]

After reading this thread I'm thinking of cancelling my health insurance and hiring one of you aces to be my doctor. 50 bucks a month? Eh? Eh?

 

[ClosingADoor]

To me it looks like a stroke.

I mean thats faaaaar stretched but that's what I'd say first just by looking at the video.
If you faint you faint. I mean she could have fainted in the exact time while she was getting in the car but...nah, the whole vid looks SO weird...

I don't think you stand up a bit after a stroke and go outside for a walk looking just fine....

 

[Curufinwe]

Chunky, 70 year old Trump didn't faint and have to pretty much be carried to his car in very mild weather, tho.

The fact he won't reveal literally anything about his health is far more concerning.

 

[vikki]

I once passed out while biking in the heat after eating no breakfast.

I was 24 years old. Doesn't look good for me.

You can kiss your political career goodbye.

I fainted when I was in second grade because we were seeing who could make our face the most red. I've only been as shell of a man since.

 

[Bam Bam Baklava]

To me it looks like a stroke.

I mean thats faaaaar stretched but that's what I'd say first just by looking at the video.
If you faint you faint. I mean she could have fainted in the exact time while she was getting in the car but...nah, the whole vid looks SO weird...

Please tell me you at least have some experience in medicine.

 

[Maxim726X]

To me it looks like a stroke.

I mean thats faaaaar stretched but that's what I'd say first just by looking at the video.
If you faint you faint. I mean she could have fainted in the exact time while she was getting in the car but...nah, the whole vid looks SO weird...

What are your medical credentials, out of curiosity?

 

[aygomyownroad]

I'm surprised Trump hasn't tweeted something catty about this situation yet and that is the big worry.

If it was something minor he would have been all over it like a rash after the 9/11 memorial, but something is making me think he has been told its something serious and that's why he has been quiet.

 

[Arrogant Bastard]

Please tell me you at least have some experience in medicine.

Luddite. You don't need any experience when you have WebMD.

I'm surprised Trump hasn't tweeted something catty about this situation yet and that is the big worry.

Tin foil hat! It is because he knows people will begin to question him about his health and he actually has severe medical conditions. Who am I kidding he wouldn't release em anyways.

 

[StopMakingSense]

To me it looks like a stroke.

If this were anything near a stroke she would be in the hospital for days.

 

[diablos991]

The fact he won't reveal literally anything about his health is far more concerning.

So you would rather see the health records of somebody who has had no public health incidents than somebody who has had several public health incidents?

 

[2MF]

Scott Adams is already on it:

http://blog.dilbert.com/post/150264994381/the-race-for-president-is-probably-over

If you are following breaking news, Hillary Clinton abruptly left the 9-11 memorial today because she was reportedly “overheated.” Her campaign says she is fine now.

You probably wonder if the “overheated” explanation is true – and a non-issue as reported – or an indication of a larger medical condition. I’m blogging to tell you it doesn’t matter. The result is the same.

Here’s why.

If humans were rational creatures, the time and place of Clinton’s “overheating” wouldn’t matter at all. But when it comes to American psychology, there is no more powerful symbol of terrorism and fear than 9-11 . When a would-be Commander-in-Chief withers – literally – in front of our most emotional reminder of an attack on the homeland, we feel unsafe. And safety is our first priority.

Hillary Clinton just became unelectable.

 

[Malvolio]

Quick, let me go to school and tell my healthy 17 year old students who faint during a choir performance that they need to go see a doctor

Medical assistance after fainting is probably standard protocol in most school. Bizarre that you feel it's unnecessary.

 

[VanquishUK]

To me it looks like a stroke.

I mean thats faaaaar stretched but that's what I'd say first just by looking at the video.
If you faint you faint. I mean she could have fainted in the exact time while she was getting in the car but...nah, the whole vid looks SO weird...

A stroke? She was back on her feet walking around outside 45 minutes later. I'm not sure you can recover from a stroke in 45 minutes.

 

[ClosingADoor]

I'm surprised Trump hasn't tweeted something catty about this situation yet and that is the big worry.

If it was something minor he would have been all over it like a rash after the 9/11 memorial, but something is making me think he has been told its something serious and that's why he has been quiet.

Why would they be giving Trump more information about this?

 

[gofreak]

Have you ever been to a busy dmv? 90 minutes? lol i've stood at the dmv for over 5 hours before in 90+ heat. In fact people do that regularly for an hour-2 in 100+ heat out here and are fine. You probably should get a second doctors opinion.

I did 😅 It was thoroughly investigated. And I'm talking about standing still, not in a moving queue... It can happen, and sometimes it's totally innocuous.

Now obviously that doesn't mean it IS innocuous in Hillarys case, but it may well be.

 

[Curufinwe]

So you would rather see the health records of somebody who has had no public health incidents than somebody who has had several public health incidents?

We have far more medical info on Clinton that on Trump. For Trump we have literally nothing.

 

[Bam Bam Baklava]

So you would rather see the health records of somebody who has had no public health incidents than somebody who has had several public health incidents?

You're still spending a lot of time defending the guy when you're not even voting for him. But yes, we would all probably like to see both because incidents don't mean a thing other than for optics.

 

[Already Torn]

I did! I saw multiple consultants. Nothing wrong.

If you're standing still for a long time, it can happen, and can be exacerbated by other temporary environmental circumstances rather than underlying health issues. You can see it happen with soldiers on parade for example. There's usually always one who keels over.

I feel like that's always the soldier with serious problems though, like an eating disorder for example. I think this happened to Hillary because her body can't regulate temperature well, but it's not normal to faint because you stood up for an hour.

 

[Arrogant Bastard]

Medical assistance after fainting is probably standard protocol in most school. Bizarre that you feel it's unnecessary.

It was hyperbole, people are acting like fainting means you have a severe medical condition and you need to go see numerous doctors.

 

[HiiiLife]

Expert GAF is best GAF.

 

[jack_package_200]

Scott Adams is already on it:

http://blog.dilbert.com/post/150264994381/the-race-for-president-is-probably-over

He is so fucking awful.

 

[low-G]

If this were anything near a stroke she would be in the hospital for days.

Obviously this was a robot decoy. The real Hillary is in a hospital deep under the Rocky Mountains getting open brain surgery.

However, some have noted the metal cogs & wheels falling out of this morning's Mrs. Clinton.

It is looking more and more likely that this was not a stroke but simply a case of a robot decoy being deployed without a full charge.

So what we have here are two robot decoys, one of them out of commission while the real Hillary Clinton is getting open brain surgery after dying of terminal cancers of the every tissue type (due to her immorality).

 

[stonesak]

A stroke? She was back on her feet walking around outside 45 minutes later. I'm not sure you can recover from a stroke in 45 minutes.

Maybe a tia?

 

[The Beard]

Quick, let me go to school and tell my healthy 17 year old students who faint during a choir performance that they need to go see a doctor.

Fainting from standing very still, shoulder to shoulder, often in a stuffy environment, and performing in front of people is a little different than just standing for < 90min and fainting.

 

[Darkgran]

To me it looks like a stroke.

I mean thats faaaaar stretched but that's what I'd say first just by looking at the video.
If you faint you faint. I mean she could have fainted in the exact time while she was getting in the car but...nah, the whole vid looks SO weird...

LMFAO.

If she had a stroke and recovered this well.

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/09/1...campaign.html?referer=https://www.google.com/

Then she really is a robot.

 

[Curufinwe]

Scott Adams is already on it:

http://blog.dilbert.com/post/150264994381/the-race-for-president-is-probably-over

I can't wait to read his spin when Clinton is elected .

 

[MassiveNights]

Been out all day and just came home to this. Fuck.

How impactful are people feeling this will be? Trump victory levels?

 

[Dubbedinenglish]

So now some mysterious metal fell from her leg. This is too much, and by too much I mean that this "episode" of hers is gaining more and more momentum

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=YzZl9j580tM

Obviously a control emitter.


Actually looked it was some the SS dude was holding.

 

[DpadD]

Obviously this was a robot decoy. The real Hillary is in a hospital deep under the Rocky Mountains getting open brain surgery.

However, some have noted the metal cogs & wheels falling out of this morning's Mrs. Clinton.

It is looking more and more likely that this was not a stroke but simply a case of a robot decoy being deployed without a full charge.

So what we have here are two robot decoys, one of them out of commission while the real Hillary Clinton is getting open brain surgery after dying of terminal cancers of the every tissue type (due to her immorality).

Yeah this is where I'm at with the whole thing as well.

 

[Starfield]

I don't think you stand up a bit after a stroke and go outside for a walk looking just fine....

A stroke doesn't come like an on-off switch. It slowly builds up, the longer you wait the worsen the syntomps become because more time equals more brain cells dying.

This is why you have to get into medical treatment (hospital) asap when you're having a stroke. There is a difference though. There can be TIA's and your regular ischaemic insult.


I don't say she's having a stroke, she probably doesn't but she's definitely not fine or healthy and to me she looks like a very sick person.


Edit: Didn't read that she was fine 45mins later, not a stroke then. sorry.

 

[SilentRob]

I would imagine that in any other country, if a candidate for the highest office fainted, they would be seen as weak. Its not a US exclusive thing.

Nope. Actually, Merkel had to cancel interviews because she "didn't feel well" and left the room. After she ate something and drank some water, she came back some time later and continued working. Just like Clinton will or already did: At first it was reported she fainted, but even that wasn't a big story at all: http://www.n24.de/n24/Nachrichten/Politik/d/5834624/schwaecheanfall-waehrend-tv-interview.html

There was a pretty big story about Merkel collapsing last year, but it was actually just her chair that broke. And even then the stories weren't about "Holy shit, look at how weak she is, she shouldn't be chancellor!" but more like "Holy shit, she collapsed, I hope she'll be alright!" There was not a single political opponent going "Look at her, she's clearly unfit to be chancellor!" because that's a stupid thing to think or say. Ever human being on the planet has bad days, doubly so with the insane work load these people have during election circle - the difference is just that you normally don't see it.

Cut to people in this forum talking about her having a stroke. Whut.

 

[Arrogant Bastard]

Fainting from standing very still, shoulder to shoulder, often in a stuffy environment, and performing in front of people is a little different than just standing for < 90min and fainting.

Its also a little different when you are 17 and 70, in 80+ heat wearing layers of clothing and in a climate controlled environment, having a diagnosed condition which stops you from sweating, etc. etc.

Been out all day and just came home to this. Fuck.

How impactful are people feeling this will be? Trump victory levels?

Lol, no.

I don't say she's having a stroke, she probably doesn't but she's definitely not fine or healthy and to me she looks like a very sick person.

Clearly.

 

[HK-47]

So many health experts on GAF all of a sudden.

 

[TheLostBigBoss]

To me it looks like a stroke.

I mean thats faaaaar stretched but that's what I'd say first just by looking at the video.
If you faint you faint. I mean she could have fainted in the exact time while she was getting in the car but...nah, the whole vid looks SO weird...

>has stroke
>walking around fine an hour later

 

[Guevara]

synth component

 

[Fleet_of_Foot]

I'm surprised Trump hasn't tweeted something catty about this situation yet and that is the big worry.

If it was something minor he would have been all over it like a rash after the 9/11 memorial, but something is making me think he has been told its something serious and that's why he has been quiet.

Trump doesn't even need to say anything about it. The media will handle it. In fact, the best thing he could say is something ridiculous like, "Truly sorry to hear about Mrs. Clinton's health problems. I'm praying for her full recovery."

 

[Wilsongt]

So many health experts on GAF all of a sudden.

I mean.
It's to be expected. Everyone on GAF is a big dicked adonis with a ph.d in everything.

 

[Starfield]

I didn't read she was fine later, not a stroke. Sorry :lol

 

[blankempathy]

I did &#128517; It was thoroughly investigated. And I'm talking about standing still, not in a moving queue... It can happen, and sometimes it's totally innocuous.

Now obviously that doesn't mean it IS innocuous in Hillarys case, but it may well be.

lol moving queue. Now theres a funny thought when it comes to the dmv. Stand still for 15 minutes and take 2 steps is not exactly what Id call a moving queue.

 

[diablos991]

You're still spending a lot of time defending the guy when you're not even voting for him. But yes, we would all probably like to see both because incidents don't mean a thing other than for optics.

I would be in here poking at Trump if he fainted too.
Not voting for Trump doesn't mean I'm anywhere near close to voting for Hillarry.

 

[Byakuya769]

You can kiss your political career goodbye.

I fainted when I was in second grade because we were seeing who could make our face the most red. I've only been as shell of a man since.

It's remarkable that you've lived long enough to post in gaf since that terrible incident. You don't ever cough do you?

 

[Dishwalla]

It's sad when people are more concerned about her being able to run for president than they are for the well being of a person. People don't care as long as she's not well enough to win.

 

[gofreak]

I feel like that's always the soldier with serious problems though, like an eating disorder for example. I think this happened to Hillary because her body can't regulate temperature well, but it's not normal to faint because you stood up for an hour.

I don't think it's normal either - this doesn't happen every time she stands for an hour, I'm sure.

The kind of presumptions (eating disorders?!) about why these things happen though... I can start to see why this is a problem for her campaign.