vermontsavant wrote:
there are a lot of lies in this political forum.LIE#1 cure is an asault against dignaty and that autism speaks promotes cultural genocide. LIE#2 the highest functioning are conspiring to deny services to autistics in need.and that autistics being proud of there succeses is detrimental to the lowest functioning,this is far from the truth.talk about autistic achievment helps everyone and can open doors for more disabled children and adults
Yes but when can it be balanced? Some very high functional have gone well out of their way to use their personal abilities to confront advocacy for those not as well off such as those isolated and excluded by considering it insulting then doing absolutely nothing to help those isolated in the same context while dispromoting that reality existing. To me it is self-centered selfishness and is highly unethical and need be corrected becuase it is very unfair. By realizing people with autism to have something to offer to society inclusion is better enabled but that's not the whole story. Inclusion in compassionate terms can enable skill development and quality of life whereas skills and achievements were not developed previously due to a lack of encompassing approach. When will the all around advocacy be more substantially clear and the polar extremes balanced for the sake of everyone and not just those few who seek to have it reflect only in what makes them personally feel good in their personal truths? It is to me a horrible selfishness and injustice.
Isolation to inclusion advocacy is a stuck advocacy caught between two extremes. It is my belief in the eyes of human rights and priorities that the excluded have the ethical priority otherwise it's just a big game about the ego of autism for political purposes like costation activism, peer relation politics and potential mainstream political agenda's. I believe this issue is about social justice and the longer it takes to be recognized the more the injustice germinates a newer appeal sociably in awareness.
Right now the pride politicians metaphorically have mussels on our mouths until they ordain expression. Least I can do as a person with autism is make sure they know their will be a fight if it persists. Isolation to inclusion awareness will win and they will loose.
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The peer politics creating intolerance toward compassion is coming to an end. Pity accusations, indifferent advocacy against isolation awareness and for pride in an image of autism is injustice.
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