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05 Apr 2015, 5:20 am

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You have a point, CGG. However the thing is, that Autism Speaks (for example) already has a very, very effective skill set and they know how to use that for maximum advantage, and they do use it. We are lagging far far behind. It doesn't have to be like this.

I think another very important skill to have is very clear and focused objectives, and the planning skills to see how to implement steps to those objectives. Implementation plans are crucial, and AS could probably give a master class in those. So the sooner we catch up and level the playing field a bit, the better.


have a group where people have different skills and strengths - some are better analysts, some are writers, some are media savvy etc so that the talent pool can be drawn upon to play to everyone's strengths.


Good luck with that if you think attacking, insulting, and mocking other autistics is going to further your agenda.



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05 Apr 2015, 5:26 am

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You have a point, CGG. However the thing is, that Autism Speaks (for example) already has a very, very effective skill set and they know how to use that for maximum advantage, and they do use it. We are lagging far far behind. It doesn't have to be like this.

I think another very important skill to have is very clear and focused objectives, and the planning skills to see how to implement steps to those objectives. Implementation plans are crucial, and AS could probably give a master class in those. So the sooner we catch up and level the playing field a bit, the better.


have a group where people have different skills and strengths - some are better analysts, some are writers, some are media savvy etc so that the talent pool can be drawn upon to play to everyone's strengths.


Good luck with that if you think attacking, insulting, and mocking other autistics is going to further your agenda.


I don't want your help, good luck wishes, psychic ability, nor or any further attempts from you to undermine and derail my threads, as you have done previously and are trying to do again in this one. PS, that quote box is from a different thread on a different topic. Stop queering the pitch please, go and make one of your own.



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05 Apr 2015, 5:49 am

Yes it was from a different thread, but it was one you created asking for help, for ideas on how to be a better activist.

I didn't derail your thread you did that all by yourself by being insulting, demeaning, dismissive, and intolerant. As usual. You don't have to be psychic to know anything that is posted that doesn't agree completely with your ideas is met with the very behavior you are displaying right now. Always willing to vilify anyone who doesn't hop on your bandwagon the way you want them to.



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05 Apr 2015, 6:15 am

Read what you post on my threads, notice how your posts are never really about the topic, instead the consistent thing you do is make nasty remarks aimed at me personally. That's what forum stalking is, an attempt to control and harrass in a destructive way by continual personal attacks.



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05 Apr 2015, 6:23 am

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The harm is that they won't just stop at reading your post they will want to know if what you're saying is accurate. No matter how well you point out their flaws. So instead of stopping with your post they will look at the group or individual you're posting about. Those groups and individuals have better spins and even better creditials. So not only have you introduced someone to the organization you have helped them further their views. Quite frankly they either will view you as a nut or just an autistic ranting about things they don't understand.


It's better than not challenging them. And I don't think anything nutty has been said.



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05 Apr 2015, 6:46 am

So you're being bullied is that it? My posts are on topic, you just fail to give consideration to any perspective that isn't perfectly set within your guidelines. I'm sorry I don't see the sense in commiserating, demeaning other people's work, and writing hateful and derogatory things about others who hold a different opinion than you do. That's the definition of a bully.

You cry bully at anyone and everyone that disagrees with you and always you're the victim. Even when you attack first. Maybe, someday, when you stop being angry at the world long enough you will see you've become the very thing you despise. Spin it any way you want, your actions tell a very different story.



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05 Apr 2015, 6:50 am

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The harm is that they won't just stop at reading your post they will want to know if what you're saying is accurate. No matter how well you point out their flaws. So instead of stopping with your post they will look at the group or individual you're posting about. Those groups and individuals have better spins and even better creditials. So not only have you introduced someone to the organization you have helped them further their views. Quite frankly they either will view you as a nut or just an autistic ranting about things they don't understand.


It's better than not challenging them. And I don't think anything nutty has been said.


I didn't say anything that was said was nutty, I said that people might think it is after visiting Autism speaks since they are more creditable in the public's eyes than some random user on a forum.



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05 Apr 2015, 6:58 am

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It's better than not challenging them. And I don't think anything nutty has been said.


I didn't say anything that was said was nutty, I said that people might think it is after visiting Autism speaks since they are more creditable in the public's eyes than some random user on a forum.

The proof is in the pudding. The readers of both sites will have to make up their own minds. The more views and info they are exposed to, the better.



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05 Apr 2015, 7:10 am

This thread seems to have degenerated to too much bickering.