Anyone who hated autism?

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They also don't just target autistic individuals, they also target others too who aren't on the spectrum. You just have to be weird enough for them to make a thread about you. Temple Grandin and John Robison aren't considered LOLCOWS because someone there tried to make a thread about them and members there disdained it.

Thats true.

In fact I was rethinking it after I posted that.

Many artists (like Ben Shawn) use lettering of text (like quotes) within paintings or prints.

In the early days of the Nazi regime ( before they had launched either the War, or the Holocaust) the Brown Shirts famously staged book burning rallies. One of the zillions of books they burned in public bonfires was a play written in 1820 by Heinrich Heine which contains the line "Where they burn books they soon progress to burning people".

You could probably find a quote by Hitler expounding upon his eugenic ideas about eliminating any and all disabled folks (which would include those we now call "autistics" even if he didnt mention autistics by name).

You could juxtapose THAT statement with the Heine quote about book burning.

That would cover both autistic rights, and artistic rights, in the same artistic statement.

Jonathan Mitchell

I do not know if he would fit for what you want because he hates Autism not Autistics.

"The demand that defective people be prevented from propagating equally defective offspring is a demand of the clearest reason and if systematically executed represents the most humane act of mankind."

from mein kampf.

I might not do this picture after-all, as I started working with it, it seems more like a fantasy picture of a furry girl in a Salior Moon esue pose in "transformation" scene as opposed to a furry girl trapped in a pill bottle. (Yes, I do "furry" art. Anthropomorphic animals. But not THAT kind of furry art. I don't draw humans. Never have, never will.)