Website against Asperger's Syndrome: HeartlessAspergers.com

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Adelyn Birch nazi site will only make me stronger!!

It's hilariously ironic how the site has an article about the importance of empathy while also othering us and calling us psychopaths.

I'm not against abuse victims speaking out and trying to support one another. Heck, I'm not even against them talking specifically about abuse from an aspie, but this is pretty messed up.

a potential treatment for aspergers(?)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00RK ... _i=desktop

interesting quote from Simon Baron Cohens book "Autism and asperger syndrome. the facts"
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Autism-Asperge ... +the+facts
page 61: "A final limitation of the mindblindness theory is that a range of clinical conditions show forms of mindblindness(such as patients with schizofrenia, or narcissistic and borderline personality disorders, and children with conduct disorder), so this may not be specific to autism and asperger syndrome."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory_of_mind

Deficits can occur in people with autism spectrum disorders, schizophrenia, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder,[2] cocaine addiction,[3] and brain damage suffered from alcohol's neurotoxicity.[4

so deficits can also occur in other conditions too....
burn in hell Adelyn Birch!! !! !!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRB-EZiiDQ8

These types come up a lot when dealing with BPD, too. They're narcissists, plain and simple. Think about it:

-They feel they "deserve", or have a right to be surrounded by a certain "class" of people (usually one they've judged out in their own minds), and not "bothered" by any "others".

-They take mental illness personally. Meaning they see someone with ASD (or whatever weakness they decide to pick on), and their brain immediately goes "Ugh! This is a slight against ME! I am too important for this!".

-They claim to "know" unknowable things (how someone is thinking/feeling in their head, etc), because they're super smart and also very special!

Basically, if you find a narcississm checklist, these people tick every box. They view ASD the way they do because their brains tell them this whole world was made for them (creators of the site) and them alone.

They're the same people who will try to be "edgy" by suggesting people with severe disabilities (e.g-Down Syndrome, cerebral palsey, spina bifidia, etc) should be euthanised at birth. Yes, I've unfortunately met these people.

It honestly comes down to the fact these people see a problem, or see people with a problem, and instead of learning more and trying to fix things that way; they are lazy, and would rather sit around and say "eh, just get rid of 'em all!"

Most people do not feel this way, but its the loudest and most ridiculous group that gets attention.

don't take it too serious there are alot of haters out there
they hate because:
#its naturally fun.
#they were brought up to hate us.
#cause they love to hate on someone or anyone.
#or they were or feel wronged by a aspie. bad relationship, on sympathetic/ empathetic moment.
#they fear Difference

either way these sites pop up all the time. theres just no controlling the trolls, the haters. consider the net the wild west. BTW dont look at the Clearnet. lotta neo nazi sites hate on us

ASD and autism is very hard to comprehend for an NT. And we have trouble appreciating that. So it's easy to see where the misunderstanding can come from and to underestimate how difficult the condition can be for ALL those concerned.

NTs need air time to, to get air their confusion and frustration just like we do.

Have a good look around this site, sometimes it feels like it's only purpose is for those on the spectrum to come on and put down NTs.

You may have trouble appreciating that. I don't, and my ability to perceive people will illwill and hostility (such as that website) is unimpaired. Hate speech is hate speech, I think most people here can recognise it when they see it.

I notice how the website doesn't have a way to contact the website owner. There's no way to know who created that website, or to contact them. So it's certainly hate speech, and cowardly at that.

She tried coming here to post her hate speech. It was a pleasure to despatch her.

It is (rightly) listed on and described for what it is, on the No Hate Speech watchlist site. (Google: "Hate Speech Watch Heartless Aspergers").