£32billion bill for autism

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The allistic supremacist right wing media at it again. Sounds like the Daily mail would like to see people on the autistic spectrum deported to a concentration camp like what was done here until the early 1980s. That happened to a lot of non allistic people then too and these were also victims of an allistic supremacist proaganda smear campaign to stigmatise non allistic people and thought. The present conservative propaganda is that disabled and non allistic people being less productive and a drain on the resources has been spoken about by Iain Duncan Smith as social security minister in order to justify the reduction of benefits and the tory porpaganda machine at the Daily mail is no exception. This being similar to a previous thread about anti autism propaganda written by the Daily Mail alsways accusing people of being water skiing wheelchair users and autism gives them an opportunity because autism/Asperger syndrome is an invisible condition that has it on compensations accommodations modification strategies developed to sensory regulate which are pathologised by the individual model of disability as a symptom of autism (repetitive stereotyped behaviour) in a very arrogant way. Allistic people wouldn't like it if they had a propaganda smear campaign to stigmatise them they would call that prejudice. I don't know why many people do not think of this but it can be a reason why neurobigotry including aspiphobia is trivialised or not recognised and that being propaganda. The only way to defeat propaganda is propaganda.

Those that do not learn from history are destined to repeat it.

Pissed me off reading the comments and bloody hope my replies to the two idiots gets published. I'm so sick of people saying autism is made up or a lack of discipline/too much sugar. I'd seriously love to swap minds for a while just to shut them up. I'm not religious or anything but I swear this is the kind of bs that is leading to armageddon. It's gonna be an all out war one day between anything and everything.

One thing that really got me was seeing them complain about the cost autistics drive up but they were all for showing the bloody royals like we should all bow down and get up their arses, cause you know they don't cost tax payers anything do they

Here's a Guardian article about it:
Study says cost of autism more than cancer, strokes and heart disease(click)

And the autistica website: http://www.autistica.org.uk/

The only real reason I can't get a job is because i can't do the interview or resume. Now if employers just modified those 2 processes to be aspie friendly (i.e. like asking stupid open ended question that work ageist our logical process.). I would have a job right now. Of course, there is the environmental and social issues that may come up. But if you wanna talk about the cost/benefit of it. I think I a good compromise can be reach. I really think that a lot of employers are missing out on some really good people because of a flawed/outdated screening process.