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24 Nov 2017, 6:49 pm

Soo in previous posts i've discussed PDA (pathological demand avoidance) and ODD (oppositional defiant disorder) well it turned out these traits are really good at exposing things and holding those with power to account.

THAT is my special interest. I am THE digital activist, not a keyboard warrior, i do s**t.

I've created 2 HUGE international movements with a small group of people and held many corporations and governments to account.

My current projects are the UK government, DWP, Capita and now WP leadership.

Good luck.



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24 Nov 2017, 7:18 pm

Specific examples of previous successes?



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24 Nov 2017, 7:28 pm

dont need to lad, ive got f**k all to prove



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24 Nov 2017, 8:22 pm

Aw come on throw us a bone.



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24 Nov 2017, 8:25 pm

WP must be very important.


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24 Nov 2017, 8:48 pm

Floundering ... interesting choice of name.

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I am now officially hungry for baked flounder.
With capers, yet!

(Ooooh, the bad pun possibilities ...) 8)



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24 Nov 2017, 9:03 pm

Raleigh wrote:
WP must be very important.


Nope, but the genocide of folks with ASD in the UK is, but hey none of you commenting here would give a f**k anyway, you're ok tbh raleigh, generally thoughtful and thought provoking; as for the trumpettes, lol, just lol.



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24 Nov 2017, 9:12 pm

What in the bleep are you talking about?



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24 Nov 2017, 9:19 pm

HistoryGal wrote:
What in the bleep are you talking about?


A brief overview.

https://www.theguardian.com/social-care ... led-people

ASD specific implications are available to justify the GENOCIDE part.

Mind you i wouldn't expect any of you to even realise any of this is going on, im just a f*****g crackpot arent i.



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25 Nov 2017, 5:00 am

You might do better on these threads if you toned it down at least 27 notches.

Maybe also focus on the actual issues, rather than how great you are at bringing people to account in unspecified cases.



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02 Dec 2017, 8:31 pm

Floundering wrote:
My current projects are the UK government, DWP, Capita and now WP leadership.

Good luck.


Ha Ha Ha. Why is it we need good luck again? If you're British, luck is already on your side! :)



Cratilla wrote:
You might do better on these threads if you toned it down at least 27 notches.

Maybe also focus on the actual issues, rather than how great you are at bringing people to account in unspecified cases.


I don't really think so. I'm seeing miniature versions of certain members pop up everywhere now! Why tone down the truth that's yet to be foundered.



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02 Dec 2017, 9:16 pm

OP seems to be frustrated because he wasn't awarded the points for his esa or pip assessments because either he thinks he's wholly entitled to them or the government has less of an agenda to help those with aspergers or on the high end of the spectrum.
Further to this, my experience is there are so little places that receive funding to allocate people with psychotherapists or councillors, this crackdown on services is what results in less people on the spectrum receiving the support that they need including myself. So in a way it's also my interest but also I have to deal with the DWP (social security for non-UK members), but no more since i've been hit with so many sanctions it's hard to keep track; the result being refused state benefits because I cannot meet all requirements and I am too high functioning to receive disability benefits.



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02 Dec 2017, 10:20 pm

Scorpius14 wrote:
OP seems to be frustrated because he wasn't awarded the points for his esa or pip assessments because either he thinks he's wholly entitled to them or the government has less of an agenda to help those with aspergers or on the high end of the spectrum.
Further to this, my experience is there are so little places that receive funding to allocate people with psychotherapists or councillors, this crackdown on services is what results in less people on the spectrum receiving the support that they need including myself. So in a way it's also my interest but also I have to deal with the DWP (social security for non-UK members), but no more since i've been hit with so many sanctions it's hard to keep track; the result being refused state benefits because I cannot meet all requirements and I am too high functioning to receive disability benefits.


Pathological demand avoidance he stated he has. Strange thing I find.. is that there is simply less supply and a growing demand to give something, or not at all of yourself in job focused assessments or otherwise.
Physically, he doesn't appear to give out any problems on this scale, and I have to say that other assessments can be very hard to understand.. most people do the PIPS just so that a friend can pretend they are their carer and, so they don't have to attend any regular interviews with the 'advisors'.
I don't believe that people should go at all without regular intervention from the state, just because they are physically disabled as well as autistic or other. The army doesn't give up on its veterans just because they're old and retired or the opposite.
What I find is that the more active you are, the longer you can continue to work, but in a mentally confusing world, nobody feels reassured around anyone, offers no credentials, not around technology or anyone of medium value.
However small, input should always retain some value, when given out correctly and supported within the mainframe of care reasonable resolve.