A crusade for Asperger's.

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I will defend myself anytime, anywhere, if I feel that I am threatened (which is a good 80-90% of the time). I am usually attacked by the religious right. I feel as if I am fighting a one-man crusade against all of society. It is not only destroying me, but I am to the point where I have overdosed on my mood control medication in an attempt to "behave." It is because of an event where people in my highly religious high school ridiculed the fact that I had Asperger's. I said to myself, "I will make sure each one of you feel the pain I am feeling right now." I started slowly, then started escalating my attacks on them. The fact is, in high school, I had no one fighting alongside me in this crusade to cleanse people of prejudice.

Then I gained my army. A whole new set of friends. Hundreds, more numerous. Think Star Wars: Attack of the Clones, except without them turning on the Jedi. That's how many more I got. An army. Now the crusade for Asperger's has an army. Many people think I don't have it, but it's there, it's very much there. People have come from all walks of life to help me complete the ultimate comeback, coming January 2009.

Some quotes for all of you: "School is supposed to educate you, not destroy you, not bring you down. But then again, school ultimately did fulfill its purpose: it built me back up."

"Now with hundreds of persons backing me in my crusade to cleanse the ignorant, I have been built into what Wood Rose (my high school) wanted me to be: their ultimate weapon against the heathens. But what they do not realize is that their weapon fell into the hands of their supposed enemies, what they call 'heathens.' There is nothing to be afraid of, Wood Rose - let the sweet bullets of karma pierce what you believe to be the invincible body of Christianity. The candles you light and tell everyone to live by, they will be extinguished soon. For I fought three long years, and finally I am going to make you realize how wrong you all were about me."

...Riiiiiggghhhttt...err...are you sure that medication was just for your mood ...

Only weapon that works against religious fundamentalists is to laugh about them.
Laugh them in their face and show them how ridiculous they and their believes are.
(A few nasty comments on their religion won't fail too.)

Man, your mood medicine seems to be kick´n just try not to overdose it.

Man, you´re mood medicine seems to be kick´n just try not to overdose it

Well, if you do end religion in your area, let me know so I can try it in my area.

Seriously though, the only way to teach fanatics how they are contradicting their OWN beliefs with their hateful behaviors is for Jesus to ride down on a magical cloud and slap them all in the face.

I've never really been made to feel bad about having Asperger's by religious people. Granted, both of my gym teachers are highly religious and seem to have no idea how to deal with kids with Asperger's, but it doesn't have anything to do with their religion...>_>

(Incidentally, one of them looks like Satan from South Park. I find that highly amusing.)

So who's this army, then? Can I join??! !

How is Asperger's against their religion? Who dreamt up that rule, eh?!

The Black Metal genre in Norway pretty much set about trying to end Christianity by burning down hundreds of churches, temples, grave desecrations......didn't work. It just got the Christians all worked up and brought them together.

You know, if Constantine had lost the war over 2,000 years ago we'd all be Pagans....and there would probably be less war.

I have quite a solid mastery of Christian (at least Roman Catholic) apologetics, and have frequently destroyed people in arguments over them by caving them into a series of logical fallacies, despite my Asperger's, which I think angers them to the point where they start to personally despise me. My teachers and professors think I am highly intelligent and gifted. Heck, if I applied myself, I would have gone to Harvard and bitchslapped the bunch into eternal obscurity right there and then, but the way I was being pressured, I had to settle for a small liberal arts college where basically people are taught to treat others with respect.

I see a huge, huge flaw in the Sacrament of Confession, where, in short, you can just say sorry to Jesus and everything will be fine, and everyone else can go screw themselves. I don't hate Jesus, I don't hate God. I just hate the way their message is being portrayed by other people. I don't want to hurt anyone, I just want answers for why Christians mistreat me and deem me as a second-class citizen as compared to everyone else because of my inability to socially mature as fast as everyone else.

This is a very disturbing post.

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[quote="naturalplastic"][quote="Electricbassguy"]This is a very disturbing post.