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It also is the same for NTs for treating aspie's as if they have down syndrome.
please dont imply disablist assumptions about people with downs if want to make a serious point about how aspies are treated,because its doing the same thing to make a point.
there is no such thing as being treated like someone with down syndrome;they arent a one size fits all template,they all experience downs differently-some have even gone to university to study degrees,many live independantly and acording to UK stats 15% of aspies have a job whilst 20% of adults with downs do so, so they are financialy contributing more to the country-they deserve to be seen as adults,its a big complaint of mine having spent whole life around people being special school and special college educated amongst DSers and having lived a decade with them in residential care,as well as being someone with intelectual disability to.
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>severely autistic.
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