Autistic Boy Tortured

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6UVzCoSpH8

When I first saw this I was at my parent's house in Georgia. I had to restrain myself from getting in my car and driving to Massachusetts to seek out the people who allowed this.

I know what you mean. Those horrible people torturing people that were supposed to be getting treatment... I would love to get my hands on them and torture them and see how they like it!

I've watched the video, and it seems very brutal what those people are doing to him. I've seen more videos of autistic and special needs students being abused. I'll post them one by one.

Here's the first one:

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0GJUddHbpRg&feature=related[/youtube]

Damn man, if it's that bad I probably shouldn't watch it...I'd have a hard time not ripping them to pieces with my bare hands or with the help of a wood chipper (not to be psychopathic or anything).

Just another proof why NT's are low human beings than AS's.

[quote="CockneyRebel"]I've watched the video, and it seems very brutal what those people are doing to him. I've seen more videos of autistic and special needs students being abused. I'll post them one by one.



Thank you and please do!

You are not psychopathic; only a "true" human being with a true soul. The intent of my post is to spread the word. Now while we can not fight violence with violence-something needs to be done!!

Unfortunately that is how I feel too. I have a hard time not getting extremely upset about this. Just makes me all the more upset when I see Aspies trying to be NT (not you, but refering to http://www.wrongplanet.net/article426.html)

For anyone that is concerned please add me on the ol' FB at http://www.facebook.com/valh.cross

Yeah I know, and I am a pretty peaceful type, but crap like that just pisses me off.

The wood chipper sounds like it would be fun. But if I had said something like that, I would have meant it. I would love to throw those people who did those horrible things into a wood chipper.



I hope this "teacher" gets killed in a tragic accident and suffers greatly before death.

I was only able to watch the beginning before it got too brutal for me to watch. It really sickens me to know that there are people out there that are capable of even thinking about doing such horrid stuff to others. Not just those who are on the spectrum, but to other people as a whole. Though I don't normally bare any ill will towards anyone, I hope to god that these people get punished severely for their actions.

This kind of thing sickens me, yes, but feelings of violence towards violent people are also unjustified.
To go out and harm somebody for their harmful actions is only acceptable when somebody's life is genuinely in danger and there is no alternative.

These people are sick and need help, far more than their students do. A law suit won't teach them kindness or reasoning. Jail time with mandatory solitary confinement might for a time, but that would also end up falling short of the needed impact. I'd suggest institutional therapy, except for the fact that many major institutions have their own major problems.

Damn, I thought you were trying to show restraint. Guess I need help.

http://www.judgerc.org/

I just pulled this off their site, looks like they are still doing it, it is called "Optional Intensive Treatment". Why is this place still standing? Please, if anyone has personal experience with this place, please post :::

JRC relies primarily on the use of positive programming and educational procedures to modify the behaviors of its students. If however, after giving these procedures a trial for an average of eleven months, they prove to be insufficiently effective, JRC then considers supplementing them with more intensive treatment procedures known as aversives. These are used only after obtaining prior parental, medical, psychiatric, human rights, peer review and individual approval from a Massachusetts Probate Court. The links below will take the user to complete information about JRC's use of aversives.

**JRC follows all appropriate regulations from the sending State for each individual student where the use of optional intensive treatment (aversive interventions) has been approved.

sorry to say this. But this thing doesn't has his place on tv. We're not going to witness on tv, every single crime is ever caught on camera.

Fox news of course.

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