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Originally Posted by evilldacbane
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Let us know if you find any other people with autism that you can critique.
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It would be offensive to only critique those without any "disorders"... would you not agree?
I am sure any handicapped person would appreciate being held to the same standard as others, and, more so, if you yourself believed they should be held to a lower standard, one would assume you yourself would consider it the greatest compliment for someone to be holding them to the same standard as a "normal" person, would you not?
I have a handicapped friend who runs an organization for handicapped persons looking to do various sports/extreme sports... they don't want to be treated different. The most respectable thing you can do is treat any given person the exact same way you'd expect to be treated. That's called equality, and respect. It's what everyone should strive for.
GL with that forum troll persona though... I'm sure "guido" is super rustled by your idiotic response attempting to grief him for sharing his enjoyment and critique of this guy. I assume as someone who struggles with understanding criticism you probably have no applicable life skills or talents to speak of and it's just a foreign concept to you altogether. Bless your heart.