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Yes and no with regards to my own. It's a universal damage control in autism politics. In risk management in public relations ASAN has presented several problems and created several more. Their methods are the result of inexperience, reckless anger manifesting in unwise political moves and simply what others may conclude as an intent to cause problems when as a front for other political interests that seek just the opposite to lower costs of autism in society. A person or group can say one thing but do it in a way that is so bad and actually intend to do the opposite. While that cannot be concluded for sure my risk management public relations report will make recommendations to organizations at large for the best interest of individuals with substantial disabilities and whom also have autism.

well if you never take any risks or start fights you don't go anywhere. i myself am pretty angry and i think a lot of people in my situation are too and people need to know this because it will persuade them to change.

Then read the report when it is made available. It will be distributed on about 40 autism email groups, on forums and to key professionals. With regards to treatment rights and related awareness expressing autism as a disability is a human right. I personally don't believe focusing on a disorder label so much is healthy.

well i guess its your human right to shoot yourself in the foot and self deprecate. but that doesnt make either of those things healthy or good. I'm not sure if you understand this concept ci, but most people are in the business of survival and not hurting yourself is a very good part of staying alive. its a strategy that makes people stay fit enough to worry themselves to bits over disorder labels. its also a good way to convince others that you are human not some diseased animal they need to take pity on and cure.

Perhaps you think as if others are the mentalities of bullies. People just do not think like that. The human right to treatment advancements far supersedes the right to the dignity of a disorder label people call themselves. There is much more positive in a human being then a disorder label which was devised to focus on the negatives to assist with. No one is perfect either.

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