Autism Politico has noticed the recent change of autism campaigns from “awareness” to “acceptance” and believes that this change exemplifies the uselessness of autism advocacy, and the uselessness of autism advocates.
What is obvious is that despite autistics claiming to understand how to make themselves successes in school, at work, and in public settings, the news stories regarding autistic violence are on the increase, and the majority of autistics worldwide remain unemployed.
If autistic advocatess knew how to make successes of their lives, wouldn’t they be successful? Wouldn’t they be mentoring other autistics, and teaching these other autistics how to succeed?
But instead, what autistic advocates are doing is shutting up successful autistics, calling successful autistics “ableist” and/or “high-functioning” as though successful autistics didn’t start out low-functioning.
Autism Politico reminds those successful autistics on the spectrum that successful autistics set a poor example to people when they allow autistic advocates to bully people with disproved propaganda.
While Autism Politico doesn’t condone the use of ABA or electroshock therapy or institutionalization, there is a reason these things exist, and the reason is that autistic self advocates have FAILED to motivate autistics to change themselves in accordance with how the research says they can change. So the next time you hear about someone on the spectrum being subjected to ABA, or shock therapy, or institutionalization, blame an autistic advocate for not teaching these autistics how to avoid those outcomes.
Remember that when an autistic person has a meltdown on an airplane, or in a store or restaurant, it is the autism advocate’s fault for not teaching people on the spectrum how to anticipate and head off meltdowns before they start.
Autistic self-advocates have spent the last two decades destroying the autism community, and it is time for them to stop with their hatred, discrimination, and supremacy.
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