On Asperger-related bullying
29 Sep 2011, 7:35 pm
Aspergoids try to fit in so badly , they read dozens of books on pretending to be normal , they betray thier own nature and fail in betraying such and fail recognize the failure as well. They trie to speak normal , as normality brings in essentially inconsistent, unreal and untenable language but due to thier tendency in literal understanding this results in more misunderstanding. When you ask normal people . they will confront you in saying thier is nothing wrong with you.
But asperger's is a life long disorder that severely impacts the most basic human needs and the only escape is through death from instinctual inferiors who continually bully you to reach status of top ape , thier sadistic tendency of hating oneself and transfering thier self-hatred on to others is what categorizes them as inferior - all becuase of being recognized as deviant by their position, look, voice, and manner of speaking in many cases being placed in special schools as they were deemed unfit for or could not be maintained in a regular school.
Even this has an ancient evolutionary background of being unaware at the tribal level of being shunned. On can turn to chimpanzees as an example , when a patrol of chimpanzees spots a male member of a neighbouring tribe at the border of thier territory , this outsider is captured and held to the ground by 2 chimpanzees and being plummeled to death by the third , representing the archtype of bullying which is to prevent the deviant individual from procreating. When children reach the end of puberty they tend to stop this as they've reached the abstract thinking phase and acquire the intellect to control ancient mammalian instincts.
Intellect is thus the peacebringer and keeps the instincts of violence , xenophobia , prejudice and aggression as clearly seen in those criminals with below average intelligence from 60 to 100 where violent crime peaks at 80 to 90 who only target the already physically clumsy and weak aspergoid males because bullies target those weaker than themselves , mirroring the fact that chimpanzees attack when they are not outnumbered , this stems from the fact that they have superior tactical insights and only attack when confident of supremacy.
As one is bullied a blind , bottled up rage taking place in the reptilian brain that houses instincts more ancient than the mammalian brain , in such a rage there is no awareness of or consideration for consequences , pain , damage and no recognition of the supremacy of the opponent turning the physically weak aspergoid into an insenstive killing machine as noted in the temper tantrums seen in forsenic psychiatry.
This reptilian rage overcomes only aspergoids . as neurotypicals use the mammalian brain as a buffer taking over anger and expressing it in more moderate , tactical ways of instinct-driven intonation, facial expression and body language including controlled physical violence such as punching or kicking. But one is angry not enraged.
In Aspergoid persons, these mammalian instincts are disturbed, and the anger may be handled directly in the raw, blind, non-tactical way of the reptilian brain. Blind to the supremacy of the opponent, and blind to the consequences. When growing up, the intellect must learn to control these reptilian impulses, and compensate for the disturbance of mammalian instinct. This apparently succeeds in most cases. One might speculate though that the frequent occurrence of depression in these people, as well as the less frequent occurrence of psychosis, have something to do with the ongoing effort of controlling this rage; with a failing therein, a breaking down or disintegration under the stress of it. Also, in forensic psychiatry it is observed that serious aggressive outbursts, sometimes with fatal result for the victim, do occur in Aspergoid individuals, however the existing scientific literature on that phenomenon does not warrant the conclusion that aggressive behaviour is more frequent in persons with Asperger Syndrome than in the general population. - Cooijmans summary...
