Image via WikipediaMy sister and I are always having severe difficulties, with those of society that seem to always be accepted. We've now got uneducated dunces running Great Britain. Oh yes, they may've been to very posh schools, or Universities. But does it make any difference to the way you treat everybody else?
It doesn't mean sod all. A person with Asperger's should be given the same rights, as everybody else. You are immediately labelled A Problem Case by society, for not fitting in correctly. You are also classed as a potential Trouble-Maker, just for not thinking or acting like everyone else.
Which now brings me to a very big question.
What would you choose out of these two choices?
(1) Experiences through life's little problems.
Or
(2) A piece of paper that claims you've passed many Qualifications.
If you chose the first answer, then you are very highly intelligent. Because Qualifications don't mean a bloody thing. It is the experiences that drives us one by one, to become successful. If you don't learn yourself to switch On a computer...then you won't get anywhere. It's all about self-motivation. Not the reliances on others, that are constantly trying to impress, and always failing.
A lot of these so-called experts, don't know the first thing about Autism. The so-called Psychologists and Psychiatrists treat us as all the same. In Autism people are not the same. If you haven't got a Mental Health Problem, you haven't got Autism, or Asperger's syndrome. You are just wasting their time. But it's the other way around. They are trying as much as they can, to waste our lives away instead.
The guy that hacked into USA defence computers has Asperger's. His name is Gary McKinnon. The Government have wiped their hands clean of him. Nick Clegg made a promise and broke it. Doesn't this tell you the truth about politicians. They are only concerned with someone, if there's a few quid in it for them. Where are the people that will look after the smaller people, without wanting to make a profit? Profiteering from the disabled is wrong. It's downright criminal.
It doesn't mean sod all. A person with Asperger's should be given the same rights, as everybody else. You are immediately labelled A Problem Case by society, for not fitting in correctly. You are also classed as a potential Trouble-Maker, just for not thinking or acting like everyone else.
Which now brings me to a very big question.
What would you choose out of these two choices?
(1) Experiences through life's little problems.
Or
(2) A piece of paper that claims you've passed many Qualifications.
If you chose the first answer, then you are very highly intelligent. Because Qualifications don't mean a bloody thing. It is the experiences that drives us one by one, to become successful. If you don't learn yourself to switch On a computer...then you won't get anywhere. It's all about self-motivation. Not the reliances on others, that are constantly trying to impress, and always failing.
A lot of these so-called experts, don't know the first thing about Autism. The so-called Psychologists and Psychiatrists treat us as all the same. In Autism people are not the same. If you haven't got a Mental Health Problem, you haven't got Autism, or Asperger's syndrome. You are just wasting their time. But it's the other way around. They are trying as much as they can, to waste our lives away instead.
The guy that hacked into USA defence computers has Asperger's. His name is Gary McKinnon. The Government have wiped their hands clean of him. Nick Clegg made a promise and broke it. Doesn't this tell you the truth about politicians. They are only concerned with someone, if there's a few quid in it for them. Where are the people that will look after the smaller people, without wanting to make a profit? Profiteering from the disabled is wrong. It's downright criminal.
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