This person claims he is not superior to anyone else, which is true. However, he seems to have been fed a lot of BS about Asperger's syndrome from people who don't really know what it's about. He seems to have only heard the autistic stereotypes, such as all autistic people are mentally ret*d, emotionless, freaks who will never amount to anything except sitting in the corner rocking and memorizing phone books. It seems that he has come to believe that he is worthless and inferior to everyone else, and therefore the people who tell him he is a socially ret*d f**k-up, must be right. He may believe that because "he is inferior" to everyone else, other people must be smart enough for them to know whats best. The autistic stereotypes, that I mentioned before, are out-dated and have long since be proven untrue. Let me also point out, that around the time these stereotypes were thought to be true, so was the idea that mentally ret*d people did not ahve the right to state their opinions, because they are too stupid to make judgements and decisions. So, if this person wants to go on believing these out-dated stereotypes and believing he is mentally ret*d, then what gives him the right to state his opinion and decide who is autistic and who is not? If he wants to believe these ideas, than he will have to listen to my opinion and consider it true, because I have a high I.Q and therefore "I must be right". So here is my opinion: People with Asperger's syndrome are not worthless social ret*ds and it is the people who fed him this BS who are the ignorant idiots! I do not know very much about this person, but I think he needs to re-think the opinions he holds about himself, and consider the possibility that they are just a pack of lies fed to him by incompetent doctors who went to medical school in the Middle Ages. It is his decision if he wants to be cured or not, but I think he should decide if he really is a stupid f**k-up and needs to be cured, or that maybe this is just the opinion of a bunch of ignorant idiots with no real understanding of autism. I think this person needs to stop equating self-worth simply by how social someone is. Being socially incompetent can indeed cause a lot of trouble, but there are still many things that someone can be good at, other than socializing. And lastly, I am not superior no matter how high my I.Q is and my opinion is not necessarily worth more than the opinions of the doctors who diagnosed him. However, more times than not, I think one will find that the opinion of someone who is not a doctor, but has read a lot on the subject of autism, will have an opinion worth just as much as a doctor's opinion.
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