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Ghosthunter
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26 Jun 2005, 1:43 am

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Yeah Ghosthuntr, I am gald too. While I am
very happy as I am, haveing coem to understand
I am an aspie I have been able to look back
on my life nadn go "Ahh, that explains that1"

I dont want to change who I am, but I am happy
my children will be able to grow up understanding
sh** that goes past my head...


I will appologize if I seemed negative in my
response. I was annoyed that with my intellect
that I couldn't grasp a simple kids puzzle!

I am glad your kids got it, too bad we didn't!
Sigh!

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26 Jun 2005, 8:00 am

The reason why I say ignorance is the cause of racism is because of the fact that most racists come from poor backgrounds where education is not of the highest quality, and so they are ignorant of others and afraid. Fear makes them conglobulate and persecute the minority. This is the same thing that causes persecution against Aspies.

With little kids, they have not really developed an idependent mind with beliefs, and so cannot really be classed as racist. But once they have reached a specific age, they do gain a soul and see the differences and act upon them.


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