Oh how I love the ignorance...

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sorry ?

I don't give a f**k about every dumb s**t that says something stupid, and people who do are making their lives unnecessarily difficult.

So was Thomas Edison stupid for asking his teacher all those stupid questions?

...don't despair...it may not be very nice, but it is true that war is the greatest of aphrodisiacs...

It was WWI and II that finally broke the mould of "suitable" or "arranged" marriages and began people relating in impulse.

I think many will share, that learning difficulties are apparent within ASD. Not everyone on the spectrum suffers from learning difficulties. For those folk who do not, they speak from a privileged position.

Systemic pedagogy, as strategies of learning favours literacy over other forms of communication. Possibly an acelerated approach would be to introduce information according to an individuals interests. Speech is often advanced for people with AS. Whether they have learning difficulties or not. Although some people within the Asperger's diagnosis may also suffer from speech difficulties. There is no general rule.

Does everyone have equal value, yes, because if we don't, then we are talking about social injustice, and the inequality of human rights.

As we now know that this is the case, people with a diagnosed ASD should rightly be accepted for their unique abilities and disabilities. As a community, we need to become a model of humanism in action.

If we can achieve this then leverage is gained in offering support to those in need.

Support is important as the financial cost to each family for those who experience disablity is great over the period of their life cycle.

For people who have an ASD and also have children with ASD, the impact is even greater.

Unemployment, co-morbid conditions, and family separaton, due to divorse, or estrangement may be experienced.

Consideration of these aspects of the spectrum, should rightly be observed from both within the ASD community itself, and from Human Services in general.

To raise awareness of the Life-cycle difficulty on the spectrum, is an important social issue. Celebrating our unique abilities is also important for personal health and the communal health of our social networks.

Thank you for reading my post!

Self-defeatism enact in philosophy does nothing for progress nor does depending on what some here refer to the autism community. It is quite dysfunctional online, is not inspired easily and is to focused on an impossible world-world view to reconcile and the result is an ambiguous them vs. us complex to fit in. I find it a mental wasteland in some parts of a social failing designed to agree with itself and no more. That's why I never depended on it and in addition those whom participate are so easily discredited in their destructive at times desires at anything they choose not to in any small way agree with and many times because they do not control the will of another yet think they have a chance at doing so. I'll stick with the real autism community whom is credible and that is parents, self-advocates and in general organization in the real world beyond the grand psycho-social complex of a divide holding progress back.

I hope only to post potential antidotes to the problems to the lack of positive creative thinking.

Ok then. I'll be pleasant and finally welcome you to the Autism Religion. I was here first though since I was born and am enlightened. So if you want to fit with me your going to have to have some brain surgery. A JOKE!

Wow!

Did you really,......Hmm!

You are very wrong to involve yourself in my personal business.

This is absolutely bad conduct on your behalf.