No one should have to tell you to MYOB about someone else’s child, It’s understood. Labeling and pigeonholing a child demonstrates nosiness and a complete lack of empathy, unless you are intentionally trying to be harmful. Nothing else makes any sense. Your special Aspie powers are failing you if you actually believe that this is acceptable. It’s not. It’s bad etiquette and very bad form. It always has been and always will be considered rude and invasive.
The initial speculation of autism became aspergers syndrome, and finally now it’s “in the spectrum” based on your unprofessional observations of video on stage. Although you portend to be an expert, you will never convince many people that you are correct since you have never met your patient and are unqualified to diagnose.
But since your still here, I suggest that you send your heartfelt concerns and Aspie revelations directly to President Elect Donald Trump and tell him about his son.
https://www.facebook.com/DonaldTrump
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Just like the hypocritical leftists who attack others and try to shut down their speech in the name of “tolerance,” you have acted like a dishonest bully numerous times on this thread in the name of stopping theoretical bullying that you think this discussion contributes to. You’ve imagined that you are defending someone who isn’t part of this thread and who won’t be affected by us at all and that that gives you the right to treat people you are actually interacting with any way you choose.
You seem incapable of having an honest debate. By attacking, slandering, lying and being deceptive about other posters and what they have written, you almost force them to respond, even if just to correct your distortions. I absolutely didn’t want to get into an argument about Barron. My goal was never to “convince many people that [I’m] correct” on this (I would have systematically laid out my evidence and sources if I had, but I do not want that). I merely wanted to let time4good, when he was under a barrage of unfair attacks and made-up accusations, know that he wasn’t alone in what he noticed and that I sympathized with him. I only responded to you in the first place because I saw so many examples already of your unfairness, untruthfulness, and belligerence, and your arguments about Asperger’s/autism contained so much incorrect information, it was too hard to refrain from correcting the record, such as with this:
The initial speculation of autism became aspergers syndrome, and finally now it’s “in the spectrum” based on your unprofessional observations of video on stage.
The diagnoses of Asperger’s (which was actually mentioned by time4good in his first post) and high-functioning autism were officially merged about three years ago and both are on the autism spectrum. Why continue to comment on something you’ve repeatedly shown you know nothing about? And I’ve already mentioned, and even given a brief example with an article, that my observations were hardly just based on a video on stage. Are you even capable of honesty when you disagree with others? Or must you constantly make up fake arguments to falsely attack others over?
I am done with this thread. Respond again if you wish, but I won’t be reading it. I only stayed around to correct your non-stop stream of misrepresentations. I can only hope that one day you drop the moral preening and judgmentalism long enough to honestly reflect on how you interact with others.