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Pride loves to demean others disabilities because it makes them feel good about their superiorism then they resort to calling others pity.

Typical pride-mite. As Usual!

You mean making things up against them for hating on people that care is just having a mental illness? How many videos for evidence do you want me to provide hysterical over small matters making things up as they go or mentions of them calling others Nazi's in anti-compassionate rhetoric? Tell me is it a conspiracy for one to think outside of this mess and form opinions or would you rather me choose a side so you knew how to treat me as a person. When I didn't fit in the way others wanted me to for their political agendas I was treated like the foe and called a curebe and that's how some aspie groups relate to others.

Bit of justice in the works..

Neither are you really and that's why the likes of you should keep away from what I do ad since I don't bother much of needing their help I don't much care to use my time for them either.

Wow... And the abortion politics and how much smarter you are at the same time... Have fun.. I want the public to understand what all the hate and anger is about. Let's get it all known at once. Go ahead and contact Dr. Phil and if he doesn't do it call Oprah.

I'm talking about the whole autism political mess I've talked about here. That was the original discussion about pride groups using abortion politics to guilt others while asking for support services money. It's the wrong headed approach and I want nothing to do with it and others should see myself and most have nothing to do with it but they are the ones that get most of the media attention! You need to keep up with the topics and the rationale.

I do have plenty of manners and follow them precisely to thank those who have help. Folks like you on the other hand create the problems by backing the movement that has very bad PR in their leadership organization known as ASAN. I talk to anyone of any skin color the same ways in person. I've been called a homeboy before but thought it meant I liked staying at home at first. That until I figured out it just meant friendliness. I am not sure why you are bringing up homeboy talk in this conversation. Do you think people that say that are mean or I should feel threatened by them?

No it's just the person thinks bad things about people that say homeboy and fears them even if they are just people that are friendly yet calls me paranoid and I'm wondering why you didn't pick that up? How easy it is to pick on another minority as long as your not member of it but ask that you be respected as a person with autism when you don't even have a diagnoses yet want to cram down my throat how I should advocate and say how not successful it is because I spent time saving and doing market research yet when it's successful and when I defend that it's just about my ego. Goes to show the pathological nature of stereotypical bullies picking on others for thinking and being different and yet want to fit in with myself and others who are disabled when you want to say how successful you are without help yet "clown" on compassionate premises.

Trusting the likes of you and expecting me to stoop to that level in primal relations is asking to be treated like one big ego. No thanks. I have better luck with people in person who treat me with respect from the get go then some social clique that is at times so politically unstable it attempts from the get go to alienate progress for others.