The so-called "Autism Parents" are losers. And I say this because they show the same symptoms of other "failures" that seem to dominate US society.
-They blame all of their "misery" on the "other", and never on themselves. -And when they do blame themselves, they always make excuses for their mistakes, like that makes it okay. -They see mistakes as "curses" and not as "lessons". -They throw a tanturm when things don't go exactly their way. -They never care about other people and try to help without some reward. -They try to act all important for attention and then drag people down with them. -They never use logic. Only emotion.
They are the southerners who think that they should be racist because their Confederate decendents were. They are the "True Patriot" who believes that if the colonists were responsible for killing natives, this country can never be a country of "freedom". They are the "manly man" who confuses sensitivity with weakness. These are just a few examples, but you probably have seen this type of person before. It sickens me that society rewards this form of selfishness and can't understand that people just stick themselves in loops of self-harm and just impulsivly hurt everything that they think they care about.
"Racism" "Sexism" "Homophobia" and "Ableism" are just words meant to distract us from this logic loop that people get into where they blame the "other" for their own mistakes, and it infuriates me that nobody sees any destructive patterns that caused those forms of prejudice to occur.
It's especially infuriating when people spend all of this time and money on attempting erasing autistic people from society but bullying is just met with an "eh, just ignore him".
I just think that this whole issue would be resolved faster if we just took a look around and see all the parables adding up to one another, and be weary of people trying to divert you when you're getting warmer. Lots of people have no idea how deep this rabbit hole goes when it comes to the intersection of intolerance and failure. I saw the rabbit hole, and I want other people to see it too.