Delirium wrote:
Gallowglass wrote:
Is anybody else fed up with Autism Politics, Activism, and Media Representation Forum?
The quality of debate on this thread is dire and needs to improve or it will become astro turf for a single member.
What can we do to reverse this trend?
I'd like this forum a lot more if it weren't for this one poster who I'm not going to nme. I'm so sick of his constant threadshitting and endless complaints about ASAN/people who aren't 100% pro-cure. I get it, he hates ASAN. He doesn't need to complain in every thread. >_<
ASAN's leadership has hated on a great amount of people in verbiages to get attention. Under state and federal laws individuals have a right to be personally desiring a cure and personally not desiring a cure. I have no problem with individuals who want no cure but they should not ethically remove the ability for another individual to have a choice of their own in their rights to treatment. ASAN has taken center place and have failed to be democratically enabled in internal methods of how it makes public decisions. It is not the fundamental premise of individuals networking together but the ideology and lolled methods of ASAN leaving the greater self-advocacy community without the ability to influence it equally as a so called facilitation of civil rights but to be force fed policy as they dictate representation in some aspect of the greater self-advocacy community.
Those that agree with ASAN entirely or feel threatened by a diversity of opinions in their own personal opinions will not like the idea of a greater representation in facilitation. Yet if a centralized organization wants the respect of the greater self-advocacy community and have an integrity in the mainstream world they must indifferently seek and accept in premise all the minds in their diversity just the same as they profess of a neurodiversity and all minds think differently. Point after point it has been made clear in so many ways ASAN as it is does not represent the greater self-advocacy community and it's behaviors toward the public should not in influence when adverse reflect that of individuals having nothing to do with it.
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