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<p>
RFK said this about autistic people "These are kids who will never pay
taxes, they’ll never hold a job, they’ll never play baseball, they’ll never
write a poem, they’ll never go on a date, many of them will never use a
toilet unassisted.". Lets go over each piece one at a time:
</p>
<h3><i>These are kids...</i></h3>
<p>
RFK clearly never bothered to google how long autism lasts. It lasts for
life dumbass.
</p>
<h3><i>Will never pay taxes</i></h3>
<p>
This has to be satire! When the fuck did a
neurotypical know how their god dam taxes work. Sure, they pull it out of
their ass last second but thats how neurotypicals work. Their brains run
socially instead of logically or mathematically lets allows them to
function in society while having zero clue of how any of it works. For
whatever reason they will not tell us something than they are surprised to
find out we dont know. Thats what happens when no one ever tells someone
something dumbass. Maybe RFK can round up the fucks he pays to handle his
taxs and send them on a side quest to teach autistic people all about
taxes. Would be the most productive thing RFK ever did, and he would just
be the guy calling the shots, nothing more.
</p>
<h3><i>They'll never hold a job</i></h3>
<p>
This is another case of social thinking vs logical thinking. All the jobs
are made with neurotypicals in mind. Neurotypicals get into drama, put up
social red tape everywhere, depend souly on everything being centered
around social interactions to get anything done... They judge each other on
how well they can turn themselves into a human billboard: a advertisement
of a heavily curated persona. Wear perfectly practical cozy clothes to
work? Only on fridays mother fuckers! There are neurotypicals who's entire
job is making sure other neurotypicals bizzar needs are met. Not only is
this ineffective it creates a terrible envirtonment for autistic
people. Whats the fix? <b>Neurotypicals shouldn't be allowed to hold good
jobs</b> Autistic people can get all the real work done while neurotypicals
wipe their own shit off the floor. Autistic people actually get immersed in
complex topics like science and math while neurotypicals are only in it for
the social status, which is why neurotypicals are unfit for that kind of
work.
</p>
<h3><i>They'll never play baseball</i></h3>
<p>
How dare you steal baseball from us. Baseball is the autistic sport. RFK
cant even manage to get the stereotypes right. I have another great
proposo: autistic people can play the civilized sport known as baseball
while the neurotypicals get brain damage playing american football!
</p>
<h3><i>They'll never write a poem</i></h3>
<p>
RFK, if your playing baseball you just lost: your already over three
strikes. Peots being mentally ill, fucked up, or deranged (none of those
are bad things) in some way or another is a VERY common stereotype and RFK
didnt even manage to get that one right! Your common everyday
<i>healthy</i> neurotypical has limited emotional range: any peom they
write will be unoriginal and/or lifeless, boring, dog shit! Since the
autistic mind is a mess of wires everywhere instead of the one dimensional
feelings a neurotypical feels they have to face feelings most of you dont
even know exist. These are feelings words dont even begin to describe:
feelings that are surreal, absurd, multi-dimensional, abstract... in every
way possible. These feelings can range everywhere from bliss to so terribly
mind twisting and other worldly anyone facing it would just want to end it
all. A neurotypical will only ever come close to that dimension of the mind
on psychedelic drugs while many of us autistic people have to face that
level absurdity on a daily basis but with the blunt rawness of being sober
instead. The power to face higher dimensions head on while perfectly sober
is what makes autistic people the ideal poets.
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