Is Autism Similar to Communism, or Eastern Bloc.

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I think Autism is similar to Communism, because of our Minds. and here are Reasons that Autism is like Communist.

-Sensory Issues (You don't like Certain noise, or TV Shows due to illustration that you hate)
-Different Cultures than Normal Mainstream Peers.
-Wear Outdated Clothes
-Listens to Certain type of Music
-Wears clothes that has textures or feelings
-Being Killjoy (But you only Like Finishing up your schoolwork, but hates having fun when being disturbed into fun)
-Has Narrow Interest
-Only talk to certain people
-Hand Flapping and going into your own world.
-Focus on Learning instead of going out with your friends.
-Higher IQ
-Refuse to learn certain cultures in their way.

also here's a example:

Neurotypicals are from West Germany While Aspies are from East Germany, there are the Berlin Wall in the Center of Germany.

If they recovered from Autism, their Wall is smashed. and Reunited.

<b>Do you think Autism Minds are similar to Communist?</b>

I think you desperately need a hobby.

I get where you are coming from, but its a strange analogy. Golf clap for your inventiveness.

I do not know what country you are from, however I am over a 15 generation american. I know what it is to be one. Americans created democracy. Do you realize how many founding fathers, and x-presidents are "suspected" to have aspergers? I'm pritty sure we all would like to just get along, realize that people are different, and have the freedom to use it to our advantage. Unfortunately, alot has changed in 500 years or so.

Communism is good for wellfare recipients.

Communism is an ideology - a cultural thing.

Autism is a biological difference - a neurodevelopmental thing.

They just cannot be compared. Autism is not voluntary, not acquired from one's culture.

E.g. Communists are not given to sensory sensitivity in any meaningful sense relevant to autism. Sensory sensitivity is not an ideological or cultural thing, it is more like our brains being wired to react more to intensity than other people's brains do.