Aspergian Liberation Organization (ALO)
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In view of the many injustices faced and suffered by Aspergians everywhere, I move that we found the Aspergian Liberation Organization (ALO) for the purpose of non-violent resistance (of course, I suppose I could call in an air strike if needed) of NT oppression everywhere.
Our motto: Make love - not peace! 
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Okay. How many aspergians have wound up being ostracized by society? How many of us wind up being loners or considered weird? This site is full of people who have complained about such treatment. I don't understand why you should need one specific entity - unless you want to consider society in general. I certainly have experienced it - except in the military, which embraced me.
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How many Aspergians have been ostracized by society for their violent emotional outbursts, their obsessions with their special interests, or their own inability to socialize?
How many of us prefer a solitary existence, regardless of what other feel about us? How many of us who prefer the solitary life act in such a way as to put other people off?
This site has a few members who like to complain. The trouble is that they seem to post incessantly about their troubles, so as to make it look like this site is "full of people" who complain.
I've experienced it, as well; just not everywhere, all of the time, or under all conditions.
The military takes in misfits and turns them into aggressive, uncaring killing machines.
It's about time that Aspergians accepted the fact that it's their own behavior that drives people away. While this may seem to be ostracism, it is just a simple fact that people do like like being around something unpleasant
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How many Aspergians have been ostracized by society for their violent emotional outbursts, their obsessions with their special interests, or their own inability to socialize?
How many of us prefer a solitary existence, regardless of what other feel about us? How many of us who prefer the solitary life act in such a way as to put other people off?
This site has a few members who like to complain. The trouble is that they seem to post incessantly about their troubles, so as to make it look like this site is "full of people" who complain.
I've experienced it, as well; just not everywhere, all of the time, or under all conditions.
The military takes in misfits and turns them into aggressive, uncaring killing machines.
It's about time that Aspergians accepted the fact that it's their own behavior that drives people away. While this may seem to be ostracism, it is just a simple fact that people do like like being around something unpleasant
That, sir, is ungracious. The military takes caring, unselfish people like me and trains them to protect bottom- feeding maggots like yourself who are big on mouth, short on courage, and who eventually run for public office promising hope and change while providing more of the status quo and causing wars to begin with. (I am pointing my finger to both sides of the aisle on that one.) I have dealt with men weilding AK-47's would take greater pleasure in killing you than me because they view people of your cooth as weaklings deserving of death. That is their culture and that is the way life is. No one prays for peace more than the soldier - because the soldier pays the ultimate price for the acts of bunglers like yourself. You now have my permission to slime back under that rock you crawled out from.
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How many Aspergians have been ostracized by society for their violent emotional outbursts, their obsessions with their special interests, or their own inability to socialize?
How many of us prefer a solitary existence, regardless of what other feel about us? How many of us who prefer the solitary life act in such a way as to put other people off?
This site has a few members who like to complain. The trouble is that they seem to post incessantly about their troubles, so as to make it look like this site is "full of people" who complain.
I've experienced it, as well; just not everywhere, all of the time, or under all conditions.
The military takes in misfits and turns them into aggressive, uncaring killing machines.
It's about time that Aspergians accepted the fact that it's their own behavior that drives people away. While this may seem to be ostracism, it is just a simple fact that people do not like being around something unpleasant
That, sir, is ungracious. The military takes caring, unselfish people like me and trains them to protect bottom- feeding maggots like yourself who are big on mouth, short on courage, and who eventually run for public office promising hope and change while providing more of the status quo and causing wars to begin with.
I am a veteran, so I know what I'm talking about - aggressive misfits make the best killing machines. The rest of us come away with greater self-confidence and the credibility that an Honorable Discharge brings.
Having survived combat, and having seen both the weak and the strong go down, I'd have to say that your assessment of me (solely for disagreeing with you) is bogus.
You have confirmed my assertion.
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If you wouldn't come across in a way that was so blamed insulting - you might actually get halfway civil responses. Thank you for your service.
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interesting thread. normally i'd issue reminders or warnings for the personal attacks in the thread, but you two seem to have come to some sort of understanding i think.
i agree with Fnord about this part:
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As far as complainers go, they are probably having a hard time articulating their troubles... The communication problems that exist cause us to often miss-communicate what we are experiencing. What needs to happen in this case is a study of the difficulties arising from Aspie/NT interactions gone bad. Once conventions are formed and become easily understood, people will be able to describe their experiences more accurately and knowing how to term their experience will lead to more social endurance.
I've seen a concept stated in literature where someone says to their enemy "you don't even know what I can do to you" or "I will show you some proverbial hell like you have never known." What is being played at here are creating experiences for an enemy that exist outside their known conventions. The same principle is used in the "provoke" tactic in times of war or in order to instigate war or strife between people and alienate subordinates from their leader. Psychological warfare if you will.
The situation, though not intended, is very much similar to what an aspie experiences when they can't describe what is happening to them. In fact the only time I have had outbursts, it was in situations I couldn't explain, or where my explanations were too complex for most to understand. There is a definite cause for aspie strife, but it goes unrecognized because it is hard to describe and a convention of it is hard to pin down. This is where culture comes in. Getting a bunch of aspies together in a community to experience each other's lives and form these conventions of understanding that could be made into books marketed to both us and NTs.
i agree with Fnord about this part:
Read my post for an alternative view. I believe my views to be correct.
interesting ideas but my point is that i believe it is me that must strive to fit into NT society, and that NT society has no obligation to assist me with that.
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I like NT's too,but I do need space. That is a very good point: how much of our behaviour is consciously directed to create our social spaces and maintain our separatism? If it does come down to anti encroachment then I don't think we need a potentially antagonistic collective ,rather more effective social skills and quiet determination . I really do understand what it means when an NT can't grasp the meaning of "leave me alone",but there are worse things than an in your face hyper-sociable NT. Maybe need to be more anthropologists less urban guerillas . If you think about it we already demand and often get more territory per head than they do.
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I've seen a concept stated in literature where someone says to their enemy "you don't even know what I can do to you" or "I will show you some proverbial hell like you have never known." What is being played at here are creating experiences for an enemy that exist outside their known conventions. The same principle is used in the "provoke" tactic in times of war or in order to instigate war or strife between people and alienate subordinates from their leader. Psychological warfare if you will.
The situation, though not intended, is very much similar to what an aspie experiences when they can't describe what is happening to them. In fact the only time I have had outbursts, it was in situations I couldn't explain, or where my explanations were too complex for most to understand. There is a definite cause for aspie strife, but it goes unrecognized because it is hard to describe and a convention of it is hard to pin down. This is where culture comes in. Getting a bunch of aspies together in a community to experience each other's lives and form these conventions of understanding that could be made into books marketed to both us and NTs.
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I've seen a concept stated in literature where someone says to their enemy "you don't even know what I can do to you" or "I will show you some proverbial hell like you have never known." What is being played at here are creating experiences for an enemy that exist outside their known conventions. The same principle is used in the "provoke" tactic in times of war or in order to instigate war or strife between people and alienate subordinates from their leader. Psychological warfare if you will.
The situation, though not intended, is very much similar to what an aspie experiences when they can't describe what is happening to them. In fact the only time I have had outbursts, it was in situations I couldn't explain, or where my explanations were too complex for most to understand. There is a definite cause for aspie strife, but it goes unrecognized because it is hard to describe and a convention of it is hard to pin down. This is where culture comes in. Getting a bunch of aspies together in a community to experience each other's lives and form these conventions of understanding that could be made into books marketed to both us and NTs.
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Thats a great point. I often talked over others heads, having had difficulty "coming up with the right word" or "effectively conveying my perspective" I would often resort to talking with my hands to "express" how I felt or to put emphasis on certain "points" I was trying to make.
Another aspect is the view of NT's difficulty listening to what is being said by an Aspie. Forming opinions based on their false belief that strange people or ones with communication difficulties say nothing worth listening to.
I don't about others but if I'm expected to do my job correctly, the first time why is it OK for others not to ?
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The fact of the matter is that we can't 'fight' poor treatment by NT's the way activists 'fight' racism and sexism. We're not a culture, and we are only discriminated against according to our actions, not simply what we are. It's their world and, like Hyperlexian said, we have to fit into it.
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That may be for now. But you just watch. From an anthropological standpoint, we are developing a culture. It's mediums like this that begin a culture, and give it time - we're all seeing one emerge. Just give it time.
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