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It s conservatism. Protection of the stays quo. Autism rights are not fully recognized. That will change. Let the quirky have their quirks and stop the bullying NOW!
Quote from: McMorrison on April 06, 2013, 07:58:26 AMIt s conservatism. Protection of the stays quo. Autism rights are not fully recognized. That will change. Let the quirky have their quirks and stop the bullying NOW!We are like any other minority. There's just not enough of us. It's the same problem every other minority group faces. Not enough of us to, erm, fight back.And "fight back" is the wrong way to put it. How do you fight indifference?
Gay rights weren't a quick reality, and still not a full reality. Autism has only been hot in the public eye for 15 years tops.
That's true, of recent. It's hard to compare the two. Autism awareness has been, and will be, a quicker process because people can't make it moral/religious. Disability rights are different.
Quote from: Jack on April 06, 2013, 07:06:48 PMThat's true, of recent. It's hard to compare the two. Autism awareness has been, and will be, a quicker process because people can't make it moral/religious. Disability rights are different. Might be, but one big problem is that your average autistic person is probably less verbal than your average gay.
Might be, but one big problem is that your average autistic person is probably less verbal than your average gay.