Aspergers

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I want to start a revolution as I feel people on the spectrum are my brothers and sisters. No matter how high functioning or low functioning they are they all have a use. As someone who is on the spectrum and has been extremely successful in the so called NT world. I want us to be a group a so called people. I feel we must be comrades and linked to overcome the society that oppresses us. We must fight back and show the world how strong and valuable we really are. No longer will we let someone try to cure us, but we will learn to adapt and take advantage of the NTs facade and arrogance. As someone who is on the spectrum I can teach us, our kind to adapt and succeed in this so called fake society. Violence will not be tolerated any person on the spectrum that feels they should shoot innocent people is not welcome as that is a sign of weakness and hurts the community as a whole. So any so called incels with Aspergers abandon this terrible movement and join me and I will help you. We must come together as a people to become strong to show society who we are. I have become successful and instead of abandoning people like me to FIT IN i choose to help us as a whole. We have been created for a reason and throughout time we have advanced humanity to where we are now and we do NOT need to be cured as we are not a disease but a blessing. I call my movement autismviribus unitis or strength of Autism United. We cannot let society think of us as Sheldons or akward fools. But as valuable members of society. I ask you fellow autistic and Aspergers people to join and help me with my movement. No longer will we have the fake Autism speaks talk for us. But ourselves will talk for what we feel. That is All. Ut in amplitudinem inhabitare facit unius moris.

How do you propose to help others on the spectrum? Give one concrete example.

Nice pep-talk, Dude.  We'd all love to see your plan.  Do you have one?

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So what, exactly, does this “movement” entail?

Also I see hints of “Aspie supremacy,” which I cannot make myself get behind.

Seconded [both]. And for the record, I always liked "The Big Bang Theory". Sure it perpetuated stereotypes, but network sitcoms aren't well known for Shakespearian dialogue or original, insightful character development. Not trying to heckle, but what specific goals does the movement specifically hope to address?

That Latin phrase doesn't make much sense to me.

I love all of these responses.

What an enthusiasm Jeremy! But you are partly right and a better interconnection could be totally helpful for many of us. But not all people want or even get this and Asperger is a bit differently compared to other forms of autism as well.