do you like autism supremacy?

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In primitive societies the smartest guys had the most kids.

That's why the Aspie gene has survived.

We have to adapt to prosper and continue the genes!

NTs are generally sheep!

It is hard to fight a war if one is blinded by pride which then becomes weakness.

Very Zen but not much help in reality!

I will not read any of this. I will not try to understand you. This is wrong. No one is better than anyone else, and I have been through enough to determine that. While yes we have some strengths, we also have weaknesses, and as humans that goes for all of us on and off the spectrum. To some extent, it makes a bit of sense, but when speaking realistically, it makes absolutely none. Everyone on the spectrum are human beings. Don't consider us anything but that.

I don't like autistic supremacy, or any type of supremacy for that matter.

I can see why you wouldn't like what I have to say. Yet I've observed the behaviors of the political pride movement and how people react to it. Just the same you offer very little substance as far as potential outcomes and just conflict them vs. us rheteric. Pride tends to focus on using other peoples self-esteems to create anger to then resolve problems. I think this is short sided, manipulative and harmful.

I have no interest in running for a political office. My sensory integration issues are much greater then the pride-mites that otherwise lead for the most part typical lives. These pride folks want to lesson the condition and tell the world it's a great thing and so why would they fund social services. Seems as if pride could be a front to use individuals self-esteems for political purposes.

Pride is a modality. Once you combine a condition and the self and are proud there is indirect causals socially and politically. Especially when you propose a "them" vs. "us" type of confrontation. The most logical thing would be to decline the label as the original stereotype otherwise what pride usually does is attempts to re-define the condition as a whole with deluted philosophies and place the condition as center to the self notion. No here in California people first language is well respected especially in disability advocacy circles. Pride tends to demand one place the label before the self or to identify the label as self such as autistic. Further in their political "programming" creating social and general psychological sensitivity toward the label notion and self.

I've taken time to understand some of what is going on. As a rule of law the right to dignity and the label does not supersede the right to treatment or relevant treatment (quality of life) pursuits and the label. When others make it a priority to assert otherwise for political reasons it needs to be questioned. Autism is not written on my forehead for instance.

Then next onto the abortion politics and pride..

It's a joke based on the premise of this website.

As far as extraterrestrials existing while fantasy leads to thought of possibilities and then of a certain likelihood it is neither false or true for certain. If something cannot be proven it is simply not yet fact. The thoughts of being an alien when relevant to autism might have to do with the differences of how one experiences life. When one is aware of these differences and yet would like to fit in they can feel perhaps like an alien would feel in a human world. Yet people with autism are not aliens and in social discourse could end up being perceived much like a stereotype or a put down to some.

Living in a military family I've been to different states. I can't see much of a difference really from one to the other.