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On Aug 1, 7:04 am, Rozagy <Roz...@aol.com> wrote:
> On Jul 28, 9:38?pm, "winston19842...@yahoo.com"
>
> <winston19842...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > On Jul 28, 2:55 pm, Radium <gluceg...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Should be easy on Usenet then. There isn't any "natural conversation",
> > no social cues, no eye contact. And AS patients often do have very
> > narrow interests. But I've never seen it to the point you did about
> > video cards.
>
> > Both my son and my wife have AS. Usually when I tell them to stop
> > obsessing about something during a conversation they do.- Hide quoted text -
>
> > - Show quoted text -
>
> Well that's rubbish! AS - people with Asperger's Syndrome - are NOT
> patients!!  Whoever said that is an idiot!!!
>
> It's like saying: black skinned means being a "patient" because black
> skin is "different". And the word Patient implies being unwell and
> needing a "cure". Asperger's is a name for higher intelligence and a
> better wired brain for learning, innovation and honesty as a opposed
> to fluffing about, chatting shit and gossip, judging others behind
> their back while pretenting to be their friend to their face i.e.
> "socialising". NT's need designer labels to make them feel good about
> their insecure sheep-like (mentality) selves. Autistics only care
> about their passions (compuetrs, art, physics, inventing, music,
> creating stuff with their hands - useful stuff that diffirentiates
> humans from animals. Peacocks also care about strutting their stuff -
> like NTs and judge each other on appearance. Autistics don't).
>
> THAT  needs a cure!!!  a Neurotypical brain, I think you'll find - is
> the one that's FLAWED. Autistic brain is a Human brain made the way
> GOD intended it to be.
>
> Roza

We are all patients at one time or another.
Perhaps "patient" was the wrong choice. "Sufferer" would not be
correct either. "Diagnosed with" perhaps.
But if you just want to nitpick, you'd find fault with any of them...